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How we rate crypto casinos
Eight areas, one score out of 10. Here is what goes in, what does not, and where the limits are.
The eight areas
Payout speed
The payout window the casino states for crypto, and how it holds up in player reports. Under 5 minutes scores highest.
Bonus value
What the welcome offer is worth after wagering, not the headline number. Wager-free cashback scores highest.
Games
Library size, providers, live casino depth and provably fair originals.
Coins
How many coins and networks, including TRC20 for USDT, and the minimum deposit.
Licence and security
Licence, 2FA, cold storage and provably fair systems where the casino offers them.
Privacy and KYC
What the casino asks for at sign-up, and the known triggers for ID checks later.
Support
Live chat availability, email and community channels.
Track record
Years in business, dispute history and what players report.
How the overall score is built
The overall score is a weighted average of the eight areas on a 1 to 10 scale, with payouts, bonus value and trust weighted highest. A casino needs at least 7.0 to be listed.
Where the data comes from
Casino terms, cashier pages, bonus terms and licence registers, plus player reports where they exist. The data on this site was last reviewed in October 2026 for the top 48, April 2026 for the rest. Offers change faster than any review, so check the current terms on the casino site before you deposit.
How the tools use the scores
The Match Machine, the bonus finder and the comparison use the same data split into parts: one score each for payout speed, privacy, bonus size, wagering, game library, coins, rewards and every game type. The machine's spin is for show; the same settings always give the same result.
Limits
Availability, bonuses and KYC rules vary by country and change without notice. We cannot see every regional version of a casino. Use the scores as a shortlist, then read the casino's own terms.
Money and independence
We earn a commission when you join a casino through our links. Casinos cannot pay for a higher place or a better score. See the affiliate disclosure.