It's good those gambling sites who you can convert your coins to other coins. Many gamblers do this so they can save the high transaction, because mostly the fee for the bitcoin is higher than the altcoins. When I withdrawing my coins when I withdraw to the gambling sites and if they offer a convertion of the coin I choose XRP because the fee is very low and very fast to go your wallet just Not like the other coin that need few confirmation.
Most of the time where I play is the stake.com and Primedice who serve to us few years and I think it will live long because of their good service to the gambler and exchanging coins why the reasons also why many people playing to the site.
Topic: [LIST] Gambling sites with internal exchange - page 7. (Read 1848 times)
...... You can find it pretty easily by seeing what rate they give you for exchanging 1 ETH to BTC (or any other pair) and comparing it to the spot price on CMC or a major exchange. You'll find that Bitsler's rate is 5% lower and Crypto.Games is 3% lower.
I visited gambling websites mentioned in the OP and calculated their fee based on ETH/BTC rate (except for Coinpot.co, for which I used LTC/BTC rate) AmoreJaz, you can add the fee rates to OP from the table below.
| _________________ | ______ |
| Gambling Website | Fee |
| _________________ | ______ |
| Bitsler.com | 5% |
| Windice.io | 5% |
| Luckydice.com | 1% |
| Crypto.Games | 3% |
| Yolodice.com | 4% |
| Coinpot.co | 2% |
| Duckdice.io | 3% |
| Tower.bet | 3% |
| _________________ | ______ |
thats great hosseinimr! will add those info. but what site did you use for comparison purposes (just for the record)?
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I wouldn't count CoinSwitch as an internal exchange since it's no different than manually going to Coinswitch, withdrawing from the casino and setting the deposit address to your casino deposit address. That's what Stake/Primedice do effectively.
I wouldn't count CoinSwitch as an internal exchange since it's no different than manually going to Coinswitch, withdrawing from the casino and setting the deposit address to your casino deposit address. That's what Stake/Primedice do effectively.
ill modify the table and separate gambling sites using coinswitch. will not remove them as the info may help other gamblers, in some way.
...... You can find it pretty easily by seeing what rate they give you for exchanging 1 ETH to BTC (or any other pair) and comparing it to the spot price on CMC or a major exchange. You'll find that Bitsler's rate is 5% lower and Crypto.Games is 3% lower.
I visited gambling websites mentioned in the OP and calculated their fee based on ETH/BTC rate (except for Coinpot.co, for which I used LTC/BTC rate) AmoreJaz, you can add the fee rates to OP from the table below.
| _________________ | ______ |
| Gambling Website | Fee |
| _________________ | ______ |
| Bitsler.com | 5% |
| Windice.io | 5% |
| Luckydice.com | 1% |
| Crypto.Games | 3% |
| Yolodice.com | 4% |
| Coinpot.co | 2% |
| Duckdice.io | 3% |
| Tower.bet | 3% |
| _________________ | ______ |
I don't think you can exchange on stake.com from one coin to another at the time of withdrawal of funds.
This is because they don't provide that service. There's third party which isn't related to stake but provides an awesome exchange service at stake which is Dinabot which can be used at cryptogamblers.pub or just type cryptogambers pub on Google. The charge is a bit too high, but worth it.
Thanks for the list though, it really helps.
This is because they don't provide that service. There's third party which isn't related to stake but provides an awesome exchange service at stake which is Dinabot which can be used at cryptogamblers.pub or just type cryptogambers pub on Google. The charge is a bit too high, but worth it.
Thanks for the list though, it really helps.
It could be a good idea to list the effective exchange fee, since gambling sites usually charge very high fees compared to traditional exchanges by offering rates below market. From the sites that I know, Bitsler charges 5% and Crypto.Games charges 3%.
let me see if we can get that info to others. btw, is there particular statement from the site that they are charging such percentage in their effective exchange fee? because if we have no direct reference, hard to put that for added info.
I don't think any sites explicitly state their fees. You can find it pretty easily by seeing what rate they give you for exchanging 1 ETH to BTC (or any other pair) and comparing it to the spot price on CMC or a major exchange. You'll find that Bitsler's rate is 5% lower and Crypto.Games is 3% lower.
DuckDice.io and Tower.bet both casino have internal exchange service available.
Supported cryptocurrency: BTC, LTC, XRP, DOGE, ETH, XLM, BCH, DASH, USDT, ETC, XMR, ZEC, BTG.
They update the exchange rate after every few seconds. No need to provide KYC.
Topic title says gambling sites with internal exchange, while primedice and stake use third party exchanger service. And correct the windice.io title in that list. Though you provided the right link. And these three site also have another exchange service available which allows to exchange/transfer coins from one site to another. Check it here *** CryptoGamblersPub *** Exchange between/inside crypto gambling sites. It is known as dinabot.
Supported cryptocurrency: BTC, LTC, XRP, DOGE, ETH, XLM, BCH, DASH, USDT, ETC, XMR, ZEC, BTG.
They update the exchange rate after every few seconds. No need to provide KYC.
Topic title says gambling sites with internal exchange, while primedice and stake use third party exchanger service. And correct the windice.io title in that list. Though you provided the right link. And these three site also have another exchange service available which allows to exchange/transfer coins from one site to another. Check it here *** CryptoGamblersPub *** Exchange between/inside crypto gambling sites. It is known as dinabot.
duckdice & tower.bet added! thanks much!
primedice & stake are added in the list as you can exchange your coins within their site. windice corrected. thanks.
I wouldn't count CoinSwitch as an internal exchange since it's no different than manually going to Coinswitch, withdrawing from the casino and setting the deposit address to your casino deposit address. That's what Stake/Primedice do effectively.
Very nice presentation thank you for doing it and ofc thank you to AmoreJaz too.
I think it could be even more interesting to know which ones request KYC and which ones don't.
I think it could be even more interesting to know which ones request KYC and which ones don't.
thanks and KYC stuffs added.
despite it's a faucet site, also coinpot and their websites allow to exchange directly bitcoin and other crypto.
They have a multiply game (like a dice site with some options) that allow you to gamble on their site.
You can easily exchange the following coins:
BTC BCH DOGE LTC DASH (Tokens - a sort of coins created by them and rewarded free to users)
since they don't ask for withdrawal fees, I have found very convenient deposit dogecoin (from an exchange) and then exchange to bitcoin
They have a multiply game (like a dice site with some options) that allow you to gamble on their site.
You can easily exchange the following coins:
BTC BCH DOGE LTC DASH (Tokens - a sort of coins created by them and rewarded free to users)
since they don't ask for withdrawal fees, I have found very convenient deposit dogecoin (from an exchange) and then exchange to bitcoin
coinpot added! thanks.
Another site that could be added in the list is Yolodice. Their exchange is similar to crypto games you can only exchange the coins they support and the fee is also mentioned below the exchange button.
Onehash also uses coinswitch but they only allow it for deposits unlike on stake where you can do it for both deposit and withdraws.
Onehash also uses coinswitch but they only allow it for deposits unlike on stake where you can do it for both deposit and withdraws.
yolodice added! thanks.
onehash - will check this site first.
"you can only exchange the coins they support" 
: the goal of the topic is precisely to name them ralle14.
So correct me if I'm wrong but it's BTC, LTC, ETH and DOGE and it doesn't support fiat currencies.
: the goal of the topic is precisely to name them ralle14. So correct me if I'm wrong but it's BTC, LTC, ETH and DOGE and it doesn't support fiat currencies.
dont worry im checking the site also.
DuckDice.io and Tower.bet both casino have internal exchange service available.
Supported cryptocurrency: BTC, LTC, XRP, DOGE, ETH, XLM, BCH, DASH, USDT, ETC, XMR, ZEC, BTG.
They update the exchange rate after every few seconds. No need to provide KYC.
Topic title says gambling sites with internal exchange, while primedice and stake use third party exchanger service. And correct the windice.io title in that list. Though you provided the right link. And these three site also have another exchange service available which allows to exchange/transfer coins from one site to another. Check it here *** CryptoGamblersPub *** Exchange between/inside crypto gambling sites. It is known as dinabot.
Supported cryptocurrency: BTC, LTC, XRP, DOGE, ETH, XLM, BCH, DASH, USDT, ETC, XMR, ZEC, BTG.
They update the exchange rate after every few seconds. No need to provide KYC.
Topic title says gambling sites with internal exchange, while primedice and stake use third party exchanger service. And correct the windice.io title in that list. Though you provided the right link. And these three site also have another exchange service available which allows to exchange/transfer coins from one site to another. Check it here *** CryptoGamblersPub *** Exchange between/inside crypto gambling sites. It is known as dinabot.
duckdice & tower.bet added! thanks much!
primedice & stake are added in the list as you can exchange your coins within their site. windice corrected. thanks.
It could be a good idea to list the effective exchange fee, since gambling sites usually charge very high fees compared to traditional exchanges by offering rates below market. From the sites that I know, Bitsler charges 5% and Crypto.Games charges 3%.
let me see if we can get that info to others. btw, is there particular statement from the site that they are charging such percentage in their effective exchange fee? because if we have no direct reference, hard to put that for added info.
I was about to create an account with Betnomi around a week ago as I was chasing better odds. Upon signing up, users are asked which fiat currency they are interested to bet with.
If I'm not mistaken, betting is made available through fiat only. However, deposits and withdrawals are allowed in various cryptocurrencies. So that means Betnomi has also a sort of an internal exchange, although one which probably automatically does things for you upon deposit and withdrawal.
So I'm not sure if that makes the site valid under this compilation.
Anyway, I did not proceed as I was somehow expecting a wide spread in the site's internal exchange.
If I'm not mistaken, betting is made available through fiat only. However, deposits and withdrawals are allowed in various cryptocurrencies. So that means Betnomi has also a sort of an internal exchange, although one which probably automatically does things for you upon deposit and withdrawal.
So I'm not sure if that makes the site valid under this compilation.
Anyway, I did not proceed as I was somehow expecting a wide spread in the site's internal exchange.
pls see below response of betnomi regarding exchange rates they are applying within their site. so we cant add betnomi yet as we cant actually see a separate tab for internal exchange
nice upgrade for betnomi website! the signatures in your new campaign also are looking good.
but why is the account still reflecting the US$ value instead of the crypto that you deposited? and are you going to integrate internal exchange in the future to see the conversion rates? also, if you can add XRP in your crypto payments list, that would be great!
but why is the account still reflecting the US$ value instead of the crypto that you deposited? and are you going to integrate internal exchange in the future to see the conversion rates? also, if you can add XRP in your crypto payments list, that would be great!
We will make cryptocurrencies as units of accounting become available. There are some technical limitations regarding this due to our system architecture but we are working to add the feature soon.
About XRP as a payment method, this is not an issue and we will add it in the next few days. (Probably within 10 days). We use Binance and or coinpayment exchange rate for all transactions.
I was about to create an account with Betnomi around a week ago as I was chasing better odds. Upon signing up, users are asked which fiat currency they are interested to bet with.
If I'm not mistaken, betting is made available through fiat only. However, deposits and withdrawals are allowed in various cryptocurrencies. So that means Betnomi has also a sort of an internal exchange, although one which probably automatically does things for you upon deposit and withdrawal.
So I'm not sure if that makes the site valid under this compilation.
Anyway, I did not proceed as I was somehow expecting a wide spread in the site's internal exchange.
If I'm not mistaken, betting is made available through fiat only. However, deposits and withdrawals are allowed in various cryptocurrencies. So that means Betnomi has also a sort of an internal exchange, although one which probably automatically does things for you upon deposit and withdrawal.
So I'm not sure if that makes the site valid under this compilation.
Anyway, I did not proceed as I was somehow expecting a wide spread in the site's internal exchange.
It could be a good idea to list the effective exchange fee, since gambling sites usually charge very high fees compared to traditional exchanges by offering rates below market. From the sites that I know, Bitsler charges 5% and Crypto.Games charges 3%.
DuckDice.io and Tower.bet both casino have internal exchange service available.
Supported cryptocurrency: BTC, LTC, XRP, DOGE, ETH, XLM, BCH, DASH, USDT, ETC, XMR, ZEC, BTG.
They update the exchange rate after every few seconds. No need to provide KYC.
Topic title says gambling sites with internal exchange, while primedice and stake use third party exchanger service. And correct the windice.io title in that list. Though you provided the right link. And these three site also have another exchange service available which allows to exchange/transfer coins from one site to another. Check it here *** CryptoGamblersPub *** Exchange between/inside crypto gambling sites. It is known as dinabot.
Supported cryptocurrency: BTC, LTC, XRP, DOGE, ETH, XLM, BCH, DASH, USDT, ETC, XMR, ZEC, BTG.
They update the exchange rate after every few seconds. No need to provide KYC.
Topic title says gambling sites with internal exchange, while primedice and stake use third party exchanger service. And correct the windice.io title in that list. Though you provided the right link. And these three site also have another exchange service available which allows to exchange/transfer coins from one site to another. Check it here *** CryptoGamblersPub *** Exchange between/inside crypto gambling sites. It is known as dinabot.
Another site that could be added in the list is Yolodice. Their exchange is similar to crypto games you can only exchange the coins they support and the fee is also mentioned below the exchange button.
Onehash also uses coinswitch but they only allow it for deposits unlike on stake where you can do it for both deposit and withdraws.
"you can only exchange the coins they support" Onehash also uses coinswitch but they only allow it for deposits unlike on stake where you can do it for both deposit and withdraws.
: the goal of the topic is precisely to name them ralle14. So correct me if I'm wrong but it's BTC, LTC, ETH and DOGE and it doesn't support fiat currencies.
Another site that could be added in the list is Yolodice. Their exchange is similar to crypto games you can only exchange the coins they support and the fee is also mentioned below the exchange button.
Onehash also uses coinswitch but they only allow it for deposits unlike on stake where you can do it for both deposit and withdraws.
Onehash also uses coinswitch but they only allow it for deposits unlike on stake where you can do it for both deposit and withdraws.
despite it's a faucet site, also coinpot and their websites allow to exchange directly bitcoin and other crypto.
They have a multiply game (like a dice site with some options) that allow you to gamble on their site.
You can easily exchange the following coins:
BTC BCH DOGE LTC DASH (Tokens - a sort of coins created by them and rewarded free to users)
since they don't ask for withdrawal fees, I have found very convenient deposit dogecoin (from an exchange) and then exchange to bitcoin
They have a multiply game (like a dice site with some options) that allow you to gamble on their site.
You can easily exchange the following coins:
BTC BCH DOGE LTC DASH (Tokens - a sort of coins created by them and rewarded free to users)
since they don't ask for withdrawal fees, I have found very convenient deposit dogecoin (from an exchange) and then exchange to bitcoin
Suggestions are welcome and this post will be updated accordingly. Thanks!
Nice thread @AmoreJaz. You already added a lot of content to your post, but in my opinion it's a little hard to get an overview of all Gambling websites around. I would suggest you to use a table, so it is way easier for us users to compare the different websites. A basic table could look like this, e.g.:
| ____________________ | _____________________________________________ | _____________________ | _____________________ |
| Gambling Website | Supported Cryptocurrencies | Supported FIAT | Notes |
| ____________________ | _____________________________________________ | _____________________ | _____________________ |
| BITSLER | BTC, USDT, ETH, ZEC, TRX, NEO and more (+16) | N/A | N/A |
| WINDICE | BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP | N/A | N/A |
| PRIMEDICE | BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP, TRX, EOS | N/A | Exchange of alts, which are available on Coinswitch |
| Stake.com | BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP, TRX, EOS | N/A | Exchange of alts, which are available on Coinswitch |
| Luckydice.com | BTC, LTC, XRP, DASH, DOGE, ETH | USD, EUR and more | Over 20 FIAT currencies accepted |
| Betfury.io | BTC, BTT, TRX | USD, EUR, GBP | Fiat/Crypto Swap via Changelly on their website |
| Crypto.Games | BTC, BCH, DASH, DOGE, ETH and more (+5) | N/A | Exchange rates can be found on their website |
The template for a new row would look like this:
Code:
[tr][td][url=LINK][b]NAME OF THE WEBSITE[/b][/url][/td] [td]CRYPTOCURRENCY[/td] [td]FIAT[/td] [td]NOTES[/td][/tr]
Feel free to use it, if you want. You can of course adjust this table, until it fits your needs. Anyway, thanks for creating this thread! Keep it updated!
I think it could be even more interesting to know which ones request KYC and which ones don't.
@hosseinimr93 , will include the remarks in bitsler. thank you.
@bullrun2020bro, thanks much for the format, will edit the OP in a bit!
exchange rates depend on the market price so not possible to integrate it in the list (but if i found that they are basing their rates to a specific site, will include as well)
will adopt bullrun's table for easy reference.
as long as there's no existing issues with the site, will include in the list. i have no accts in other gambling sites so feel free to post your suggestion if you found a casino with their own exchange.
@bullrun2020bro, thanks much for the format, will edit the OP in a bit!
What is their rate for exchanging coins and is there any fee for that?
This is a nice question to ask IMO, there rate of exchange is useful to be included in the list op for better clarification, I know mostly that some gambling platforms might charges high and low depending okbybrir terms and conditions, so I think it would be good to implore that in your table so gamblers have the option of choosing their respective site. exchange rates depend on the market price so not possible to integrate it in the list (but if i found that they are basing their rates to a specific site, will include as well)
^ It should also be organized that good for the eyes of the reader/visitors. Probably the reason why there is no making this kind of thread just because a lot of things to do, and we also have a review website that has a list of all gambling sites. But it is an interesting fact if you will develop this list so that it is easy for us to find and use this as a reference when someone looking for gambling sites that have an exchange inside.
However, can I ask what is your criteria upon picking a gambling site?
However, can I ask what is your criteria upon picking a gambling site?
will adopt bullrun's table for easy reference.
as long as there's no existing issues with the site, will include in the list. i have no accts in other gambling sites so feel free to post your suggestion if you found a casino with their own exchange.
^ It should also be organized that good for the eyes of the reader/visitors. Probably the reason why there is no making this kind of thread just because a lot of things to do, and we also have a review website that has a list of all gambling sites. But it is an interesting fact if you will develop this list so that it is easy for us to find and use this as a reference when someone looking for gambling sites that have an exchange inside.
However, can I ask what is your criteria upon picking a gambling site?
However, can I ask what is your criteria upon picking a gambling site?
What is their rate for exchanging coins and is there any fee for that?
This is a nice question to ask IMO, there rate of exchange is useful to be included in the list op for better clarification, I know mostly that some gambling platforms might charges high and low depending on their terms and conditions, so I think it would be good to implore that in your table so gamblers have the option of choosing their respective site. 
Suggestions are welcome and this post will be updated accordingly. Thanks!
Nice thread @AmoreJaz. You already added a lot of content to your post, but in my opinion it's a little hard to get an overview of all Gambling websites around. I would suggest you to use a table, so it is way easier for us users to compare the different websites. A basic table could look like this, e.g.:
| ____________________ | _____________________________________________ | _____________________ | _____________________ |
| Gambling Website | Supported Cryptocurrencies | Supported FIAT | Notes |
| ____________________ | _____________________________________________ | _____________________ | _____________________ |
| BITSLER | BTC, USDT, ETH, ZEC, TRX, NEO and more (+16) | N/A | N/A |
| WINDICE | BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP | N/A | N/A |
| PRIMEDICE | BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP, TRX, EOS | N/A | Exchange of alts, which are available on Coinswitch |
| Stake.com | BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP, TRX, EOS | N/A | Exchange of alts, which are available on Coinswitch |
| Luckydice.com | BTC, LTC, XRP, DASH, DOGE, ETH | USD, EUR and more | Over 20 FIAT currencies accepted |
| Betfury.io | BTC, BTT, TRX | USD, EUR, GBP | Fiat/Crypto Swap via Changelly on their website |
| Crypto.Games | BTC, BCH, DASH, DOGE, ETH and more (+5) | N/A | Exchange rates can be found on their website |
The template for a new row would look like this:
Code:
[tr][td][url=LINK][b]NAME OF THE WEBSITE[/b][/url][/td] [td]CRYPTOCURRENCY[/td] [td]FIAT[/td] [td]NOTES[/td][/tr]
Feel free to use it, if you want. You can of course adjust this table, until it fits your needs. Anyway, thanks for creating this thread! Keep it updated!
Bitsler doesn't allow all users to use their exchange.
Users must reach Bronze 2 level to be able to use Bitsler's exchange.
The amount needed to be wagered for reaching Bronze 2 level varies from 1,140 to 2,280 dollar depending on games you play.
More information can be found in the following article.
Bitsler Casino - How to use the Exchanger?
Users must reach Bronze 2 level to be able to use Bitsler's exchange.
The amount needed to be wagered for reaching Bronze 2 level varies from 1,140 to 2,280 dollar depending on games you play.
More information can be found in the following article.
Bitsler Casino - How to use the Exchanger?
What is their rate for exchanging coins and is there any fee for that?
If they are using some third party service for that like Coinswitch, than I am sure there is some fee.
Coinswitch charges fee from 0% to 0.49% but I am not sure about others, so you need to make calculations if you think about saving on withdrawal fees.
I know that Betfury has Changelly integrated for exchanging coins, so maybe you can add that to your list:
If they are using some third party service for that like Coinswitch, than I am sure there is some fee.
Coinswitch charges fee from 0% to 0.49% but I am not sure about others, so you need to make calculations if you think about saving on withdrawal fees.
I know that Betfury has Changelly integrated for exchanging coins, so maybe you can add that to your list:
would be hard to give definite answer regarding rate for exchanging coins as it depends on the market price, and more then likely, the fee is already integrated with their rates. (remember how crypto exchanges work, no fee yet their rates deviate a lil bit different with global market)
using 3rd party services will indeed incur some fees. so before exchanging your coins, make sure to check also if there's advantage of doing so or just keep your original coins.
betfury added. thanks!
Crypto.Games
Supported Cryptocurrency : Bitcoin, BitcoinCash, Dash, Doge, ETH, NEO, Litecoin, STRATIS, Monero.
They already give you the rate on the website, the rate always automatically update every few minutes according to the market price. More information about their exchange converted you can find on Crypto.Games.
Source : https://crypto.games/
Supported Cryptocurrency : Bitcoin, BitcoinCash, Dash, Doge, ETH, NEO, Litecoin, STRATIS, Monero.
They already give you the rate on the website, the rate always automatically update every few minutes according to the market price. More information about their exchange converted you can find on Crypto.Games.
Source : https://crypto.games/
added. thanks!
Crypto.Games
Supported Cryptocurrency : Bitcoin, BitcoinCash, Dash, Doge, ETH, NEO, Litecoin, STRATIS, Monero.
They already give you the rate on the website, the rate always automatically update every few minutes according to the market price. More information about their exchange converted you can find on Crypto.Games.
Source : https://crypto.games/
Supported Cryptocurrency : Bitcoin, BitcoinCash, Dash, Doge, ETH, NEO, Litecoin, STRATIS, Monero.
They already give you the rate on the website, the rate always automatically update every few minutes according to the market price. More information about their exchange converted you can find on Crypto.Games.
Source : https://crypto.games/
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