Terms and Conditions

These terms set out how you may use Crypto Casinos at ctc-maps.org.uk, what our content is and is not, and where responsibility sits between us, you and the casino operators we cover. By browsing the site, using our comparison tables or following a link to a Bitcoin casino, you accept what follows. If you do not accept it, please stop using the site.

Read together with these terms: our responsible gambling guidance, our editorial background, and the specific rules of whichever operator you sign up with. Operator terms always take precedence over anything published here where the two differ.

Who may use this site

• 18+ only. This site is intended for adults aged 18 or over. Gambling content is not for children, and we do not knowingly provide access to anyone under 18.
• You must be legally permitted to gamble online where you live, and you are responsible for checking that before you deposit anywhere.
• You must not use the site on behalf of someone who has self-excluded, or to circumvent any block, exclusion or restriction you have in place.
• Access is provided for personal, non-commercial use. Scraping, republishing our comparison data or reproducing our reviews without permission is not permitted.

Commercial disclosure: how we are paid

Crypto Casinos is free to read because it is funded by affiliate commission. When you follow an outbound link and register or deposit at a casino, the operator may pay us a fee. That is the whole commercial model — we take no payment from readers and we do not handle anyone's money.

Commission does not buy a ranking position, an editorial rating or a favourable write-up. Brands cannot pay to be listed above another brand, cannot approve our copy before publication, and cannot have limitations removed from a review. Where a relationship is commercial, which is most of the listings on this site, we say so — this section is that disclosure, and it applies to every operator link on every page.

Our ratings and rankings: what the numbers mean

Every score on this site is an editorial rating produced by our review team. It is an opinion, not a customer satisfaction score, not an audited measurement and not a guarantee of your experience. We research operators, verify published information and compare terms; we do not present advertised payout speeds as results we have measured ourselves.

Ratings are reviewed periodically and can move up or down. Because our focus is instant-withdrawal Bitcoin casinos, factors such as stated cashout processing, network coverage, verification policy and bonus fairness weigh heavily in the score. Our fuller breakdown sits on the instant crypto withdrawals comparison.

Rating factor	What we look at	What it is not
Withdrawal handling	Published processing times, coin coverage, stated limits	A promise your payout will clear in a set time
Bonus terms	Wagering, caps, expiry, excluded games	An endorsement of the headline figure
Verification policy	What the operator states about ID checks and thresholds	A guarantee you will never be asked for documents
Games and providers	Slots, live dealer, table games, crash-style originals	A verified catalogue count
Support and transparency	Contact routes, clarity of published rules	A service-level commitment on the operator's behalf

Accuracy of offers, bonuses and terms

Bonus values shown on this site are the operator's headline figures at the time of writing, and several are advertised in US dollars or in Bitcoin rather than sterling — the amount you actually receive in GBP terms will vary with exchange rates and with your own deposit currency. Every promotion carries conditions, and those conditions decide whether an offer is worth taking.

Before you claim anything, check the operator's own promotional terms for wagering requirements, minimum qualifying deposit, maximum bet while a bonus is active, game weighting and exclusions, expiry windows, and any cap on what you can withdraw from bonus funds. Cashback and rakeback offers additionally depend on how the operator calculates net loss or rake, and how often it pays out.

We correct errors when we find them, but promotions change without notice and we cannot warrant that every figure is current at the moment you read it. Where our page and the operator's page disagree, the operator's page is the one that binds you.

Examples of how conditions attach to listed offers

• BetPanda — ranked top on this site, and listed here because its combination of a 100% bonus up to 1 BTC, 10% weekly cashback and the $750k World Cup Race gives more than one route to value rather than a single front-loaded match. The bonus is a percentage match, so its real size depends entirely on what you deposit, and a 1 BTC ceiling is only reachable by very large depositors. Cashback and race terms, including qualifying periods and eligible games, are set by the operator and should be read before opting in. Limitation: dollar and Bitcoin-denominated promotions make the sterling value of what you claim a moving target.
• CoinPoker — included because its 150% up to $2,000 welcome offer is built around a poker-first product, which suits a different reader from the slots-led sites around it. That specialism is also the drawback: if you have no interest in cash games or tournaments, the clearing requirements attached to a poker bonus will be slower going than a casino match, and release is typically tied to play volume rather than a simple wagering multiple. Check the release mechanics and expiry before depositing.
• Cryptorino — a straightforward pairing of a 100% match up to 1 BTC with 10% weekly cashback, which is the structure we find easiest for a newer crypto player to understand. Simplicity is the trade-off: there is less ongoing loyalty machinery here than at sites offering tiered rakeback, so the value tails off once the welcome bonus is finished. Weekly cashback terms, including whether it is paid as cash or as a further bonus, are the detail to verify.
• Punkz — the 20000 USDT welcome package plus 15% cashback is one of the largest headline figures we list, and it is a package rather than a single credit, spread across deposits. Treat the top-line number as a maximum that almost no one reaches; the practical value sits in the first tier and the cashback rate. Limitation: large tiered packages usually carry the highest cumulative wagering, so the effective cost of chasing the full amount is steep.

Hyper Lucky, Winna, Thrill, BC Game, Wild.io and Vave are listed on this site under the same terms: the figures shown are advertised values, the conditions are the operator's, and inclusion reflects an editorial judgement rather than a paid placement.

Money, deposits and withdrawals are between you and the operator

Crypto Casinos does not accept deposits, hold balances, process payments or pay winnings. Every transaction is a contract between you and the casino. Nothing on this site should be read as a commitment about how fast you will be paid or what a transfer will cost you.

In practice, crypto casinos accept deposits in coins such as Bitcoin, and many also support other major cryptocurrencies and stablecoins; some additionally accept card or e-wallet payments in fiat, in which case your bank's rules and any gambling-transaction restrictions apply. Costs usually break down as follows, and you should confirm each one with the operator before you commit funds:

1. Network fees — charged by the blockchain, not by us, and variable with congestion.
2. Operator fees or minimums — some sites absorb withdrawal fees, others deduct them or set a minimum cashout.
3. Conversion — buying crypto with GBP through an exchange carries its own spread and fees, and the value of your balance can move while it sits with the casino.
4. Processing time — an operator's "instant" claim refers to its own approval step; confirmation on-chain is separate, and a first withdrawal or a large one may be reviewed manually.
5. Limits — daily, weekly and monthly withdrawal ceilings apply at most sites and differ by account tier.

Send funds only to the address the operator displays at the time of the transaction, on the correct network. Transfers sent to a wrong address or chain are generally unrecoverable, and that loss is not something we or the operator can reverse.

Games, content and third-party material

Where we describe what a casino offers — slot machines, live-dealer tables, roulette, blackjack, video poker, sports betting sections and crypto-native crash and dice games — we are summarising the operator's own published range, not certifying it. Game availability varies by region and changes constantly, and a title you read about here may not be visible in your account. Software providers, return-to-player figures and game rules are the responsibility of the studios and operators concerned.

Several of the brands listed also run product lines beside their casino: sportsbooks, esports markets, poker rooms and, in CoinPoker's case, a poker product that is the main event rather than a sideline. These sit under separate terms, separate bonus rules and often separate wagering contributions, so a welcome offer claimed on the casino side will not usually apply to sports bets and vice versa. Read whichever set applies to what you actually intend to play.

Verification, privacy and your obligations

Many crypto casinos operate with light or deferred identity checks, which is one of the genuine attractions for readers who dislike uploading documents to play. That is the operator's policy, not ours, and we cannot promise on any site's behalf that you will never be asked to verify. Checks are commonly triggered by larger withdrawals, unusual patterns, or an operator's own compliance obligations, and refusing a legitimate request can stall a payout.

You are responsible for the accuracy of what you tell an operator, for keeping your account credentials and wallet keys secure, and for any tax position that arises from your gambling or from holding cryptocurrency. We give no tax, legal or financial advice.

Regulation and legal standing

Gambling in Great Britain is regulated by the Gambling Commission, and operators holding a British licence are bound by its rules on advertising, verification and player protection. Several of the crypto-focused brands on this site are licensed elsewhere rather than by the UKGC, and the consumer protections attached to a non-UK licence are not the same. That difference matters: dispute routes, complaints handling and fund-protection arrangements vary by jurisdiction, so check which authority a site names in its footer and what recourse it offers before depositing.

Crypto Casinos holds no gambling licence and makes no claim about the licensing status of any operator beyond what that operator publishes. We publish comparison and information content only. Deciding whether a particular site is appropriate for you, and whether you are permitted to use it, is your decision to make.

Limits of liability

• Content is provided on an "as is" basis, for information. It is not advice, and it is not a prediction of any outcome.
• We are not liable for losses arising from gambling, from acting on information that has since changed, or from any dealing between you and a third-party operator.
• We do not control third-party sites we link to and are not responsible for their content, security or conduct.
• We aim to keep the site available but cannot guarantee uninterrupted access.
• Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

Intellectual property

The reviews, ratings, comparison tables and written content on ctc-maps.org.uk belong to Crypto Casinos unless stated otherwise. Brand names, logos and trade marks belong to their respective owners and appear here for identification. You may quote short extracts with clear attribution and a link; wholesale copying is not permitted.

Changes, disputes and getting in touch

We may update these terms as the site, the offers or the regulatory picture change. The revision date shown at the top of the page reflects the most recent review, currently 2026. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the updated version. These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

Complaints about a casino account — a delayed withdrawal, a voided bonus, a closed account — must go to that operator first, and then to whichever dispute service its licence provides. We cannot intervene in an operator dispute, though we do want to hear about it: patterns of complaint feed into our ratings. Reach us through the contact page.

A note on playing within your means

Crypto casinos make depositing quick, and speed is exactly what makes limits worth setting in advance. Decide what you are prepared to lose in GBP terms before you convert anything, use deposit and session limits where the operator offers them, and treat any bonus as entertainment rather than a plan. If gambling has stopped being fun, the support options and self-exclusion routes on our responsible gambling page are there and free to use. 18+.