TRON (TRC-20)
USDT
- Network fee, one transfer
- $2.18
- Paid in
- 6.5 TRX
- Block time
- 3 s blocks
Solid after 19 of 27 block producers confirm, about a minute.
Crypto casino review
The Stakehouse review 2026: coins, KYC and what the bonus is worth
The Stakehouse is a casino launched in 2025 that lists stablecoins next to e-wallets. Below: the coins listed for it, what a USDT or ETH deposit costs to send, when it can ask for ID and what a welcome bonus is worth after wagering.
Our verdict: A newer casino for players who want to deposit in stablecoins: USDT and USDC are both listed, along with ETH, LTC and TRX. Bitcoin is not listed, and as a 2025 launch it has a short track record, so start with a small deposit and a test withdrawal.
18+ only
USDT and USDC
Launched 2025
At a glance
The Stakehouse in figures
- Licences
- Curacao
- What it means: The licence decides who you can complain to. Curaçao and Anjouan give fewer routes than Malta or the UK.
- Year founded
- 2025
- Deposit methods
- Neteller, Skrill, PaysafeCard, Ethereum, Instant Banking, Litecoin (+5 more)
- What it means: Coins and fiat methods share this list. Check the cashier for the exact coin and network before you send.
- Currencies
- US dollars, Euros, Canadian dollars, Swiss francs, New Zealand dollars, Norwegian kroner (+5 more)
Coins and networks Live
Coins and networks at The Stakehouse
| Coin | Deposit | Withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
| ETH Ethereum | ✓ | – |
| USDT Tether | ✓ | – |
| USDC USD Coin | ✓ | – |
| TRX TRON | ✓ | – |
| LTC Litecoin | ✓ | – |
What it means
Send only on a network the cashier shows for that coin. A coin sent on the wrong network is usually lost, and a crypto transfer cannot be reversed.
Send a small test amount first.
Coins from the payment methods listed for this casino on our site; – means not listed yet. Confirm the network in the casino's cashier before you send.
Worked example Example data
What one transfer to or from The Stakehouse costs on each network
Indicative network fees for one transfer on 7 Oct 2026, with sources. Try your own amount in the calculator.
Ethereum was cheaper than TRON for USDT on the snapshot day. Ethereum gas was low that day. When it rises, the fixed energy cost on TRON can be the cheaper option again.
Ethereum (ERC-20)
USDT
- Network fee, one transfer
- $0.05
- Block time
- 12 s slots
Final after two epochs, about 12.8 min.
What it means
Network fees are charged per transfer, not per dollar, so they weigh most on small deposits. One larger deposit costs less to send than several small ones.
Keep a little of the fee coin (TRX or ETH) in your wallet, and send a test amount first.
Indicative snapshot, 7 Oct 2026. TRON: 65,000 energy × 100 sun per energy (chain parameter getEnergyFee, TronGrid), paid by burning TRX; roughly double to an address that has never held USDT. Ethereum: 63,197 gas (median of 25 USDT transfers) or 21,000 gas for ETH, × 0.275 gwei (eth_gasPrice). Bitcoin: 141 vB × 1 sat/vB (mempool.space). Prices: Coinbase and Kraken, 7 Oct 2026. The casino's own minimums and withdrawal fees come on top.
KYC and withdrawals
When The Stakehouse can ask for ID
The Stakehouse is not on our no-KYC list. We have not timed its withdrawals.
- No-KYC list No
- ID check Expect one before or at withdrawal
- Withdrawals To the address and network you enter
Licensed casinos have to run anti-money-laundering checks, so a request for ID, proof of address or source of funds can come at any time, most often at the first withdrawal or a large one. Have documents ready before you deposit money you may need back quickly.
- Match the network Pick the same network in the cashier and in your wallet.
- Test first Withdraw a small amount once before you deposit or play larger sums.
- Expect checks on large sums A large or unusual withdrawal can be held until checks are done.
Listings as of 7 Oct 2026. Read The Stakehouse's own terms for its rules.
Pros and cons
The Stakehouse: pros and cons
What we like
- Two stablecoins listed USDT and USDC remove the coin price swing while you play.
- Cheap networks to choose from TRX, LTC and ETH are listed alongside the stablecoins.
- E-wallets for players who mix fiat and crypto Skrill, Neteller and Revolut are listed.
Worth knowing
- No Bitcoin listed Bitcoin holders would need to swap first, and the swap has its own fee.
- Short track record Launched in 2025, so there is little payout history to judge.
- Availability varies by country Check the casino's terms for where it accepts players.
Who it suits
Who The Stakehouse suits, and who should look elsewhere
Good fit
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Stablecoin players
USDT and USDC are both listed, so your balance holds its dollar value.
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Small, frequent depositors
Low-fee networks matter most on small deposits.
Look elsewhere
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Bitcoin holders
BTC is not listed for The Stakehouse.
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Players who want a long payout history
It launched in 2025.
Bonus maths Example data
What a welcome bonus is worth after wagering and a coin move
Example terms, not The Stakehouse's: a 100% match on a $500 deposit with 40x wagering on the bonus. Its real match, cap, wagering and game weighting are in its T&Cs.
| Game you wager on | Bets needed | Expected loss | Bonus value | After a -10% move | After a +10% move | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crypto dice (1%) | $20,000 | $200 | $300 | $250 | $350 | keeps most of its value, but only if dice counts in full toward wagering; many casinos exclude it or weight it lower. |
| Slot at 97% RTP (3%) | $20,000 | $600 | −$100 | −$150 | −$50 | the expected loss over the wagering is larger than the bonus. |
| Slot at 96% RTP (4%) | $20,000 | $800 | −$300 | −$350 | −$250 | the bonus costs more than it gives on average. |
Bets needed = bonus × wagering$500 × 40 = $20,000
Expected loss = bets × house edge$20,000 × 1% = $200
Value after a move = bonus × (1 + move) − loss$500 × (1 − 10%) − $200 = $250
Example terms. Computed: bets needed = bonus × wagering; expected loss = bets × house edge.
Our take: The Stakehouse is a reasonable stablecoin option with a thin track record. Keep the first deposit small, withdraw once before you play larger, and pick the network with the lowest fee on the day.
The Stakehouse FAQ
Which cryptocurrencies does The Stakehouse accept?
ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC and TRX are listed. Bitcoin is not. Always check the cashier for the network before you send.
Does The Stakehouse ask for ID?
Expect it. The Stakehouse is not on our no-KYC list, and licensed casinos must run anti-money-laundering checks, most often at the first or a large withdrawal.
Is The Stakehouse provably fair?
The Stakehouse is not on our provably fair list. Third-party slots and live tables are tested by labs, not verified by seed.
Is The Stakehouse available in my country?
Availability depends on your country; check the casino’s terms for where it accepts players. Check that online and crypto gambling is legal where you live before you sign up.
Is the The Stakehouse welcome bonus worth it?
It depends on the wagering and which games count. With example terms of 40x on the bonus, only a low-edge game that counts in full keeps most of the value; on slots the expected loss is larger than the bonus with those terms. Read the terms, then try the bonus calculator.
Which network is cheapest for a USDT deposit to The Stakehouse?
It changes with gas prices. On the 7 Oct 2026 snapshot, Ethereum was cheaper than TRON because gas was very low; TRON's cost per transfer is steadier. Use only a network The Stakehouse's cashier lists for USDT, and see our USDT page.
Play safely
Crypto makes it fast. Set the limits first.
18+ only
Every casino we list sets an age limit, and some countries set it higher.
Responsible gaming →Transfers are final
A crypto deposit cannot be charged back. Send only what you can afford to lose.
Set a budget →Prices move
A coin balance can fall in value while you play. Stablecoins remove that swing, not the house edge.
Stablecoins →Get help
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