Those sites that are still consistent in not charging a withdrawal fee once the minimum withdrawal limit is hit are very commendable. I've been using Sportsbet before and I really like how they process the withdrawal instantly. Other sites charge outrageous fees, IMO, it's not good for business as they are hurting the gamblers which majority of the gamblers are looking for a site where they can enjoy gambling and save from high withdrawal fees.
I guess, in the future, eventually more gambling sites will add altcoins as an alternative or part of the choices as it's more practical due to the unpredictable fee range of bitcoin especially when there's market congestion.
Topic: [Table] Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos - page 22. (Read 12340 times)
February 20, 2022, 01:53:59 PM
February 19, 2022, 06:11:14 PM
@Mahdirakib
The way Gamdom handles their withdrawals is getting weirder and weirder with each passing day. I need to find a way to explain why it seems normal for them that you request amount X to be withdrawn but instead you can get amount Y. The next day, you won't get Y, you will get Z. But first I need to understand it myself. It's time to get in touch with Gamdom's support again for more detailed information.
The way Gamdom handles their withdrawals is getting weirder and weirder with each passing day. I need to find a way to explain why it seems normal for them that you request amount X to be withdrawn but instead you can get amount Y. The next day, you won't get Y, you will get Z. But first I need to understand it myself. It's time to get in touch with Gamdom's support again for more detailed information.
February 19, 2022, 01:08:46 PM
I am still not convinced that the withdrawals are entirely free though. GamblingBro had 0.00001174 BTC deducted from his withdrawal amount when he was testing the casino. He posted screenshots to support his claims. I think the players pay for the mining fees and their support is clueless as usual.
I don't know how to convince you about their withdrawal fee, because I'm confused now after testing Gamdom casino. Yesterday I made a withdrawal of 0.00222380 BTC and received 0.00222599 BTC. In that case, I received 219 satoshi extra. Today I have made a withdrawal of 0.00325540 BTC and received 0.00325353 BTC. I had 120 satoshi on my account after the second withdrawal. In that case, there was 67 satoshi missing from my total withdrawal amount and account balance.Gamdom support said that the withdrawals are calculated based on the USD amount and the slight changes on the received amount happens for the sudden price change of Bitcoin. User withdrawals take a few minutes (2 to 5 minutes) to proceed by Gamdom team. I don't know how you will update this information in your table, but I think they don't charge anything from the users as withdrawal fee.
February 18, 2022, 06:34:00 AM
I am still not convinced that the withdrawals are entirely free though. GamblingBro had 0.00001174 BTC deducted from his withdrawal amount when he was testing the casino. He posted screenshots to support his claims. I think the players pay for the mining fees and their support is clueless as usual.
I have paid a fee of 0.00001174 BTC on my withdrawal. It was just deducted from the cashout amount and the fee amount was not mentioned anywhere on the withdrawal page.
February 18, 2022, 05:04:56 AM
We have UserU showing a screenshot where you can see that the minimum withdrawal is $16.66.
We have a post by Dewi Aries where he was told by the support that the minimum withdrawal is $17.32 equivalent in BTC.
A different support member told me it was $16.66.
And now we have you claiming that the minimum withdrawal is $20.
Gamdom withdrawal amount is fixed in BTC. The amount fluctuate in USD value for the price change of Bitcoin. The actual min withdrawal amount is displayed in UserU post, which is 0.00045 BTC. It has created the confusions as everyone was judging the withdrawal amount in USD value. The amount is changing in USD value, because Bitcoin price fluctuates always. I have asked their email support and they have confirmed that min withdrawal amount is 0.00045 BTC. They don't charge withdrawal fee. However, their support team said that min withdrawal can change anytime.We have a post by Dewi Aries where he was told by the support that the minimum withdrawal is $17.32 equivalent in BTC.
A different support member told me it was $16.66.
And now we have you claiming that the minimum withdrawal is $20.
Don't forget to recheck our old suggestions: Owl.games, Thunderpick. Also give a look at Livecasino. They are operated by the same team of Bitcasino/Sportsbet. Livecasino min withdrawal amount is 0.0005 BTC. And they don't charge any withdrawal fee as well.
February 16, 2022, 07:09:25 AM
Yes, it should be easy, but the thing is, I didn't take a screenshot when withdrawing. And now I can no longer remember what was the exact amount in BTC. 
Gamdom surely has a tab with transaction or withdrawal history that you can check. The exact number you requested to withdraw should be visible there because Gamdom doesn't charge its players any withdrawal fees. The deducted mining fees can be seen by looking at the blockchain records you posted previously. Yes, there is a tab with all of my transactions. I have already checked that out, but unfortunately all the amounts are in USD only.
This is all I see:
But no matter, hopefully next week I'll have a new amount to withdraw, so I'll pay closer attention when withdrawing and report the exact amounts.
February 16, 2022, 05:31:52 AM
Yes, it should be easy, but the thing is, I didn't take a screenshot when withdrawing. And now I can no longer remember what was the exact amount in BTC.
Gamdom surely has a tab with transaction or withdrawal history that you can check. The exact number you requested to withdraw should be visible there because Gamdom doesn't charge its players any withdrawal fees. The deducted mining fees can be seen by looking at the blockchain records you posted previously. February 15, 2022, 11:23:17 AM
It is difficult to say whether the fee was deducted from my amount because it is very small and it is impossible to know what the exact conversion rate was.
It's easy if you consider only BTC amounts without making calculations in USD. How much BTC did you request to withdraw exactly?
Yes, it should be easy, but the thing is, I didn't take a screenshot when withdrawing. And now I can no longer remember what was the exact amount in BTC.
Oh, what I meant was that it used to be 110, now it's 200 :p
Oh, I see. My mistake.
February 15, 2022, 11:18:12 AM
No, this is not an unexpected turn of events. While we are discussing BTC withdrawals here, the minimum withdrawal amount he mentioned applies only to USDT tokens. I explained that to him already.
Oh, what I meant was that it used to be 110, now it's 200 :p
February 15, 2022, 11:10:09 AM
Both of ours are from the desktop version.
His was from the right hand corner, while mine was from the left. Here's an image attached to clear the confusion.
His was from the right hand corner, while mine was from the left. Here's an image attached to clear the confusion.
Yes, that's right.
EDIT: Unexpected turn of events
I notice that the minimum withdrawal is $200 and I deposit around $80 but I was planning to withdraw it after winning some bets but I don't think it would exceed $200 as what I see other currency have low withdrawal threshold and I would like to ask if you have an internal exchange where I can convert my USDT to Bitcoin or Litecoin.
No, this is not an unexpected turn of events. While we are discussing BTC withdrawals here, the minimum withdrawal amount he mentioned applies only to USDT tokens. I explained that to him already.
February 15, 2022, 09:23:36 AM
I don't know. Maybe. It's very easy to clear up this confusion if they cared to explain it properly, which they haven't done. I am also confused as to why there is a difference in style and layout between your screenshot and the one UserU posted (you can find it among the links in my previous post). Your screenshot shows a withdrawal amount in BTC, while his displays it in USD. Maybe you can customize it in the settings or there is a difference between the mobile and desktop platform?!
Both of ours are from the desktop version.
His was from the right hand corner, while mine was from the left. Here's an image attached to clear the confusion.
Seems that the value tends to fluctuate as the one you saw previously was at 15. I'm not sure if the min withdrawal is planning to stay @ 45K Sats if the price decides to go down.
EDIT: Unexpected turn of events
I notice that the minimum withdrawal is $200 and I deposit around $80 but I was planning to withdraw it after winning some bets but I don't think it would exceed $200 as what I see other currency have low withdrawal threshold and I would like to ask if you have an internal exchange where I can convert my USDT to Bitcoin or Litecoin.
February 15, 2022, 08:42:13 AM
I think I know why there might be confusion. It seems that the minimum withdrawal is defined in Bitcoin, so the dollar equivalent depends on the BTC exchange rate.
I don't know. Maybe. It's very easy to clear up this confusion if they cared to explain it properly, which they haven't done. I am also confused as to why there is a difference in style and layout between your screenshot and the one UserU posted (you can find it among the links in my previous post). Your screenshot shows a withdrawal amount in BTC, while his displays it in USD. Maybe you can customize it in the settings or there is a difference between the mobile and desktop platform?! As for the withdrawal fee, I withdrew $20.11 and got 0.00046126 BTC in my wallet.
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/c416858878538e2159785c7bfa4786415f7eabc36b420cc349cb31aa8361032a
It is difficult to say whether the fee was deducted from my amount because it is very small and it is impossible to know what the exact conversion rate was.
It's easy if you consider only BTC amounts without making calculations in USD. How much BTC did you request to withdraw exactly? Compare that amount to the sum that was transferred to your BTC wallet. According to the blockchain data you posted, someone paid a fee of 0.00000328 BTC. You either got the full amount in your wallet or 0.00000328 BTC was deducted from your balance and you got X BTC - 0.00000328. https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/c416858878538e2159785c7bfa4786415f7eabc36b420cc349cb31aa8361032a
It is difficult to say whether the fee was deducted from my amount because it is very small and it is impossible to know what the exact conversion rate was.
February 15, 2022, 06:09:34 AM
Gamdom Casino has been discussed before, so I would like to add my voice to that. I have just successfully withdrawn some funds from the casino, so here is some information:
Min. Withdrawal Amount: $20 equivalent in BTC
Withdrawal Fee: Free
There seems to be conflicting information about Gamdom, and unless I don't find out what's correct, I am not going to add them to the table. There are too many unknown details.Min. Withdrawal Amount: $20 equivalent in BTC
Withdrawal Fee: Free
I think I know why there might be confusion. It seems that the minimum withdrawal is defined in Bitcoin, so the dollar equivalent depends on the BTC exchange rate. The same goes for the LTC withdrawal.
If we recalculate the amount of 0.00045 BTC to be around $19.75 at the current rate, Gamdom shows $20.00 as the minimum withdrawal amount. At the time UserU posted that information, bitcoin was worth around $38,000.
On top of all that, their support team doesn't seem to know what is going on in the background.
That is not commendable customer service, I agree. I didn't have communication with them, so I can't comment on that.
As for the withdrawal fee, I withdrew $20.11 and got 0.00046126 BTC in my wallet.
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/c416858878538e2159785c7bfa4786415f7eabc36b420cc349cb31aa8361032a
It is difficult to say whether the fee was deducted from my amount because it is very small and it is impossible to know what the exact conversion rate was.
February 15, 2022, 05:14:17 AM
Gamdom Casino has been discussed before, so I would like to add my voice to that. I have just successfully withdrawn some funds from the casino, so here is some information:
Min. Withdrawal Amount: $20 equivalent in BTC
Withdrawal Fee: Free
There seems to be conflicting information about Gamdom, and unless I don't find out what's correct, I am not going to add them to the table. There are too many unknown details.Min. Withdrawal Amount: $20 equivalent in BTC
Withdrawal Fee: Free
We have UserU showing a screenshot where you can see that the minimum withdrawal is $16.66.
We have a post by Dewi Aries where he was told by the support that the minimum withdrawal is $17.32 equivalent in BTC.
A different support member told me it was $16.66.
And now we have you claiming that the minimum withdrawal is $20.
Btw, are you sure that it wasn't you who paid for the mining fees? GamblingBro tested Gamdom. Despite the claim that withdrawals are free of charge, the transaction fee was deducted from the amount he withdrew.
On top of all that, their support team doesn't seem to know what is going on in the background.
February 15, 2022, 04:42:28 AM
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If you guys think that will make it cleaner and easier to find the sites you are looking for, let's do it that way.
If you guys think that will make it cleaner and easier to find the sites you are looking for, let's do it that way.
Yes, the table in the original post looks great now.
Gamdom Casino has been discussed before, so I would like to add my voice to that. I have just successfully withdrawn some funds from the casino, so here is some information:
Min. Withdrawal Amount: $20 equivalent in BTC
Withdrawal Fee: Free
Supported Altcoins: LTC (min. withdrawal amount: 0.1 LTC), USDT (min. withdrawal amount: 200 USDT)
The maximum deposit and withdrawal limits depend on the KYC verification level but I could not find information on the exact amounts. Small amounts can be withdrawn without completing KYC verification.
February 15, 2022, 01:22:46 AM
Since a few users wanted a different order of the casinos and because Mahdirakib was kind enough to devote some time to put them in an alphabetical order, I have decided to update the OP and use that style from now on. If you guys think that will make it cleaner and easier to find the sites you are looking for, let's do it that way.
Thanks again Mahdirakib!
I have seen this table long ago and was impressed by the efforts you put in and help members to have knowledge about the casinos withdrawal and other information.I was also fine with the order you have put in as for me information was main point.Thanks again Mahdirakib!
But now as @Mahdirakib have taken some time and created the list in alphabetical order it is helpful for others to find out it more quickly so appreciate his efforts as well.This is really helpful thread with the changes being updated so thanks for it.
February 14, 2022, 06:01:08 PM
Since a few users wanted a different order of the casinos and because Mahdirakib was kind enough to devote some time to put them in an alphabetical order, I have decided to update the OP and use that style from now on. If you guys think that will make it cleaner and easier to find the sites you are looking for, let's do it that way.
Finally you snapped under pressure, but I don't know what you did with you chaotic old order, did you save it in archive as memory? 
I think it's looking much more clean than before and it's not that hard to update any changes happening in future.
Thanks again Mahdirakib.
February 14, 2022, 02:40:03 PM
~snip~
Thanks to you as well. You have reduced the pressure from my head now 
. I had no problem with the random order. Your order selection was great too. But the alphabetical order is more helpful than the random order to find out a casino name. I will always try to pop-up here if I find any new updates. February 14, 2022, 04:59:27 AM
Since a few users wanted a different order of the casinos and because Mahdirakib was kind enough to devote some time to put them in an alphabetical order, I have decided to update the OP and use that style from now on. If you guys think that will make it cleaner and easier to find the sites you are looking for, let's do it that way.
Thanks again Mahdirakib!
Thanks again Mahdirakib!
February 13, 2022, 03:04:06 PM
Good job. I put a link to your post under my table in OP.
Why don't you just replace old links with the one that Mahdirakib made?You must really hate alphabetic order for some reason when you don't want to use that order instead of your chaotic random order you love so much
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