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- Casinos Withdrawal Fees Rise (!?)|| March 2021
- [LIST] Gambling sites with internal exchange (and with supported cryptocurrencies)
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Topic: [Table] Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos - page 43. (Read 13583 times)
April 27, 2021, 09:44:38 PM
April 27, 2021, 09:37:58 PM
Some gambling site on the list have no specific amount for the withdrawal fee because it will depend on the network fee and because of that they can't make it fix. I'm amaze to see many gambling site with a small amount of withdrawal fee, and shock at the same time to see such gambling site who requires huge amount of minimum withdrawal and the fee. I hope this thread will be updated from time to time. 
What! 109$ fee is unacceptable.
They are saying that they don't want to small investors on their platform, I guess.
Even Uniswap trade fee less than this.
That's why this thread was created, to differentiate the gambling site in terms of their minimum withdrawal and withdrawal fee, based on this one I should avoid this gambling site at all cost because I'm just a small time gambler.
| BetHash | | | 0.02 BTC ~ $1098 | | | 0.002 BTC~ $109 | | |
What! 109$ fee is unacceptable.
They are saying that they don't want to small investors on their platform, I guess.
Even Uniswap trade fee less than this.
April 27, 2021, 09:14:50 PM
If I'm not mistaken on Stake, regardless of the current BTC price or current network fee, it will stay on BTC0.0002 no matter what.
I havent tried stake but if they do have that fixed fee on btc then i would skip on playing this site for now.They change the fee from time to time though, back then it used to be higher.
Betcrypt have a 0.2mbtc minimum withdraw amount but their fee is based on the network or some sort of estimator it's currently around 0.6mbtc(on my last withdraw it was hovering around 0.22mbtc).
April 27, 2021, 06:59:41 PM
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Is BTC.They have plenty altcoin listed on their casino, most of the time why everyone still using BTC because on some country their local exchange only offering both of cryptocurrency (BTC & ETH) + all about the market order book. If they a big whale, BTC or ETH have the order book more than altcoin that why even the fee a bit expensive they still using it or they got forced to use BTC/ETH for the transaction because the local exchange only offering that.
April 27, 2021, 06:49:14 PM
| BetHash | | | 0.02 BTC ~ $1098 | | | 0.002 BTC~ $109 | | |
What! 109$ fee is unacceptable.
They are saying that they don't want to small investors on their platform, I guess.
Even Uniswap trade fee less than this.
I'm not playing on Bethash, but with a fee like that, I don't think I will ever play on that kind of gambling site where only high rollers can withdraw their winnings, with that huge fee they only show that they only cater to big gamblers not small gamblers like many of us.
On Betfury where I'm playing the lowest fee is one cent if you are going to withdraw your Tron earnings, it's better to play on a gambling site where there are many coins to choose from to deposit and withdraw.
April 27, 2021, 06:49:09 PM
Minimum withdrawal fees on CryptoGames has been updated. It is currently 0.0005 BTC which is ~ 27 USD. Altcoins also has the same (equivalent to 0.0005 BTC) minimum withdrawal limit.
Not to discriminate but it sucks when Withdrawal fee's on stake doesnt really change no matter what the network condition is. It do remain $10 when the network is just having $2 in maximum.
Dont have experience with other gambling sites though about having static fees but it would be good if they would always refer on having dynamics.
Having static fee is actually a very bad idea. Users should be given choice on how much they wish to pay for their withdrawal. It isn't that hard to implement something like this. I wonder why they don't do that... Dont have experience with other gambling sites though about having static fees but it would be good if they would always refer on having dynamics.
April 27, 2021, 06:42:09 PM
Can confirm that Nitrogen has been offering one free withdrawal per week for a while now.
However, I do believe that they have a 100% wagering requirement before you are able to withdraw your funds. So don't go onto Nitrogen expecting to use it as a wallet - and I'm pretty sure that this applies to any casino that has free/limited free withdrawal per week.
Just dumb for someone to make gambling sites as a wallet because its not really intended on that way and once they have stuck funds into the site because of wager requirement However, I do believe that they have a 100% wagering requirement before you are able to withdraw your funds. So don't go onto Nitrogen expecting to use it as a wallet - and I'm pretty sure that this applies to any casino that has free/limited free withdrawal per week.
then thats the time they would really be realizing that they shouldnt have done that.
If I'm not mistaken on Stake, regardless of the current BTC price or current network fee, it will stay on BTC0.0002 no matter what.
I havent tried stake but if they do have that fixed fee on btc then i would skip on playing this site for now. 
April 27, 2021, 06:22:25 PM
However, I do believe that they have a 100% wagering requirement before you are able to withdraw your funds. So don't go onto Nitrogen expecting to use it as a wallet - and I'm pretty sure that this applies to any casino that has free/limited free withdrawal per week.
You are correct. There's a certain requirement for that.
New users won't have that eligibility right away.
Honestly, not aware of that 100% wagering requirement. If I'm not mistaken, aside from the wagering requirement, the other one is, a total BTC0.01 withdrawal amount history?
April 27, 2021, 06:11:30 PM
I am sorry if my question looks naive to you guys but after see the withdrawal fee list created by the OP of this thread I have something pondering in my mind.
1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
This is a new thread so technically that’s the latest fees though it change from time to time so you have to monitor the gambling you’re playing with. 1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
Those free withdrawal are the marketing strategy of gambling site and they shoulder the fees maybe because they do the withdrawals in bulk, exchanges have their own ToS.
Anyway, this is a good summary of the minimum withdrawal and withdrawal fee, since I don’t gamble on most of the gambling site this list can help me to decide on where to gamble next. Looks like i have to avoid the huge withdrawal fee.
If I may suggest to the OP, if he can also add the last updated date underneath or at the top of the table.
So people are aware if it is current or not. As some are changing fees according to the network activity.
But in any case, the player can always check it to the site he is playing with.
And to add also, those free withdrawals come with certain requirements and it depends on the casino.
So you also need to check those requirements as well.
April 27, 2021, 06:02:02 PM
Can confirm that Nitrogen has been offering one free withdrawal per week for a while now.
However, I do believe that they have a 100% wagering requirement before you are able to withdraw your funds. So don't go onto Nitrogen expecting to use it as a wallet - and I'm pretty sure that this applies to any casino that has free/limited free withdrawal per week.
Great table, though. With prices (and fees) this high, withdrawal fees have become a real discriminant between casinos in terms of what they players look at when they choose where to play. I would say that letting the user set their own fees is always superior to having a fixed fee.
However, I do believe that they have a 100% wagering requirement before you are able to withdraw your funds. So don't go onto Nitrogen expecting to use it as a wallet - and I'm pretty sure that this applies to any casino that has free/limited free withdrawal per week.
Great table, though. With prices (and fees) this high, withdrawal fees have become a real discriminant between casinos in terms of what they players look at when they choose where to play. I would say that letting the user set their own fees is always superior to having a fixed fee.
April 27, 2021, 05:57:26 PM
I know it's just about BTC but how about considering tagging a site with other crypto withdrawal options aside from BTC? Then from there, the users will do the research about the fees.
For example, in Betnomi, the fees are labeled with $50 or more depends on the network congestion. But since there are other supported cryptos there like TRX, DOGE, LTC, that $50 fees can be avoided just by paying around $1-$2 using other cryptos.
NitrogenSports doesn't charge any withdrawal fee once per week. Not bad. But for the following withdrawals on that week, they charged BTC0.0001.
Not to discriminate but it sucks when Withdrawal fee's on stake doesnt really change no matter what the network condition is. It do remain $10 when the network is just having $2 in maximum.
If I'm not mistaken on Stake, regardless of the current BTC price or current network fee, it will stay on BTC0.0002 no matter what.
April 27, 2021, 05:27:11 PM
Not to discriminate but it sucks when Withdrawal fee's on stake doesnt really change no matter what the network condition is. It do remain $10 when the network is just having $2 in maximum.
Dont have experience with other gambling sites though about having static fees but it would be good if they would always refer on having dynamics.
Dont have experience with other gambling sites though about having static fees but it would be good if they would always refer on having dynamics.
April 27, 2021, 05:24:48 PM
Did JacksClub.io started charging withdrawal fees? I thought they were free.
It was free indeed, but they have just add withdrawal fee since this April based on their Change Log page.
@Pmalek, since you add "adjustable" on roobet then you should also add it on duelbits since I believe that duelbits withdrawal fee is also depending on network congestion but I have to admit that the fee is still higher than most other casinos. The same applies to rollbit as well if I remember it correctly.
I am sorry if my question looks naive to you guys but after see the withdrawal fee list created by the OP of this thread I have something pondering in my mind.
1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
Well, to interfere with your concern and let me share my idea regarding this. 1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
I hope it is possible that the OP will up to date this thread when there are changes on those gambling sites but usually, withdrawal fees will remain the same on the gambling sites. That is how they will lure gamblers because we as gamblers are always looking for different incentives when choosing our online sportsbooks to play, offering free withdrawal is always very catching to the eyes of the gamblers.
Well, thank you, OP for your effort compiling those informations, that is very helpful referring to others when someone who don't know the withdrawal fees and I hope you will always up to date the thread for possible changes.
I am sorry if my question looks naive to you guys but after see the withdrawal fee list created by the OP of this thread I have something pondering in my mind.
1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
This is a new thread so technically that’s the latest fees though it change from time to time so you have to monitor the gambling you’re playing with. 1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
Those free withdrawal are the marketing strategy of gambling site and they shoulder the fees maybe because they do the withdrawals in bulk, exchanges have their own ToS.
Anyway, this is a good summary of the minimum withdrawal and withdrawal fee, since I don’t gamble on most of the gambling site this list can help me to decide on where to gamble next. Looks like i have to avoid the huge withdrawal fee.
I am sorry if my question looks naive to you guys but after see the withdrawal fee list created by the OP of this thread I have something pondering in my mind.
1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
i think the information on the 1st page is up to date because i just visit the website that offer free withdraw and it's turned out to be true
I am sorry if my question looks naive to you guys but after see the withdrawal fee list created by the OP of this thread I have something pondering in my mind.
1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
1) Are the information up to date?
2) Why would it be free to withdraw fund from a casino when an exchange site don't even do that?
Acedbets should be removed from this list because they are totally unreliable and there are many issues with people unable to withdraw anything from their website.
They are no longer active in bitcointalk forum and they don't reply to messages and questions about anything.
They are no longer active in bitcointalk forum and they don't reply to messages and questions about anything.
First, thank you for sharing useful information for us here about withdrawal fees and withdrawal amount at crypto casinos.
Some of the site on the list seem to be able to be considered by gamblers if they object to high withdrawal fees. At least on that list we have a selection of site that have free withdrawal, but each player should of course do their own research for the sites they are betting on.
Even though it seem that the site is one of the site that charge a very high withdrawal fee, I don't think there will be any problem if the players agree to the fee. Maybe I will shy away from the site because it is too expensive.
Some of the site on the list seem to be able to be considered by gamblers if they object to high withdrawal fees. At least on that list we have a selection of site that have free withdrawal, but each player should of course do their own research for the sites they are betting on.
| BetHash | | | 0.02 BTC ~ $1098 | | | 0.002 BTC~ $109 | | |
| BetHash | | | 0.02 BTC ~ $1098 | | | 0.002 BTC~ $109 | | |
What! 109$ fee is unacceptable.
They are saying that they don't want to small investors on their platform, I guess.
Even Uniswap trade fee less than this.
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