Casino deposits with crypto: Bitcoin & co.

Playzilla, Rolling Slots, PlayiO, Qbet and AmunRa accept cryptocurrency deposits according to casino.guru; the number of coins ranges from 7 (Qbet) to 12 (Playzilla, Rolling Slots). All also list a crypto withdrawal, though with shorter coin lists than for deposits.

Market data comes from casino.guru, AskGamblers and LCB, as of 05.10.2026.

Which cryptocurrencies the casinos list

According to casino.guru, Playzilla and Rolling Slots list 12 coins each, PlayiO and AmunRa 9 each, and Qbet 7. The crypto share of all deposit options varies: 12 of 23 methods at Rolling Slots, 12 of 32 at Playzilla, 9 of 31 at AmunRa, 9 of 34 at PlayiO and 7 of 34 at Qbet.

• At all brands: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Ripple (XRP).
• At every brand except Qbet: Dogecoin (DOGE) and Cardano (ADA); both are missing from the casino.guru list for Qbet.
• At 2 of 5: Solana (SOL) and Tron (TRX), both at Playzilla and Rolling Slots.
• At one brand only: Binance Coin (BNB) at Playzilla, Toncoin (TON) at Rolling Slots.

AskGamblers counts somewhat differently: additionally TRON, Solana and Binance for PlayiO, TRON and DAI for AmunRa, Dogecoin for Qbet; for Playzilla it omits Solana and Tron.

Bitcoin

A “Bitcoin casino” in the narrow sense is an operator that lists Bitcoin as a payment method. That applies to all brands: casino.guru lists Bitcoin (BTC) as a deposit method at each, and AskGamblers names it as a withdrawal method at all. Bitcoin is one of 4 coins both sources list at every brand for both directions, with Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether.

Keep Bitcoin apart from Bitcoin Cash (BCH), a separate coin with its own address. AskGamblers lists BCH withdrawals only at Playzilla, Rolling Slots and PlayiO; if you deposit in BCH, check first which coin the withdrawal is paid in.

Stablecoins: Tether and USD Coin

Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) are coins pegged to the US dollar. Their value fluctuates less between deposit and withdrawal than Bitcoin or Ethereum.

AskGamblers lists Tether as a withdrawal method at all brands, USD Coin at all except Qbet. The only concrete crediting figure for crypto concerns a USDC deposit at Qbet, credited “almost instantly” per AskGamblers. That is a single report, not a casino statement.

Only for Rolling Slots does AskGamblers also list coins among the currencies (Bitcoin, ADA, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ethereum, Tether, Dogecoin, Ripple, USD Coin); how a coin is converted on arrival, no source states.

Depositing crypto: process and minimum amount

The cashier shows a wallet address for the chosen coin, and you send the payment there from your own wallet; the balance is credited once the casino confirms receipt.

Only AskGamblers names a separate crypto minimum, for Qbet: €25 (fiat from €10). The general €10 minimum at PlayiO and Rolling Slots is not crypto-specific.

Per AskGamblers and casinoohnelizenz.com, none of the brands lists deposit fees. Network fees arise when sending from your wallet; no source states their amount.

1. Schritt 1

   Open the cashier and choose a coin

   In the deposit form, select a coin the cashier offers, e.g. Bitcoin or Tether.

2. Schritt 2

   Network check

   For Tether and USD Coin, the cashier may offer several networks. The network in the cashier and in your wallet must match.

3. Schritt 3

   Copy the address

   Copy the displayed wallet address in full or scan the QR code; do not type it by hand.

4. Schritt 4

   Send the amount

   Send the amount from your own wallet and mind the minimum.

5. Schritt 5

   Wait for receipt

   The balance is credited after the casino confirms it; keep the transaction ID from your wallet.

Crypto withdrawal

For withdrawals, the AskGamblers coin lists count, and they are shorter: Playzilla and Rolling Slots pay out in 9 coins each, AmunRa in 8 and Qbet in 5.

• Playzilla: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ripple, Ethereum, Tether, Bitcoin Cash, USD Coin, Dogecoin, Cardano.
• Rolling Slots: Tether, Litecoin, Bitcoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Cardano, USD Coin, Dogecoin.
• PlayiO: Bitcoin, Binance, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, TRON, Tether, USD Coin, Bitcoin Cash, Solana, Cardano; Ripple is missing.
• Qbet: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Tether, Ripple.
• AmunRa: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Ripple, TRON, Litecoin, USD Coin, Dogecoin.

A separate crypto withdrawal time exists for only some brands: 0–1 hrs at PlayiO and Qbet (AskGamblers), at Rolling Slots 0–24 hrs (AskGamblers) or “instant” (lcb.org). For Playzilla and AmunRa: not stated.

1. Schritt 1

   Withdrawal method

   Check in the cashier whether your coin is also offered for withdrawals.

2. Schritt 2

   Verify your account

   Have proof of identity ready before the first withdrawal in case the casino asks for it.

3. Schritt 3

   Enter your wallet address

   Enter your own wallet address for exactly this coin and this network.

4. Schritt 4

   Mind amount and limit

   Check the brand's minimum withdrawal and daily limit.

5. Schritt 5

   Wait for approval

   The coin is sent only after the processing time (pending); the transaction then appears in your wallet.

On PlayiO's pending time the sources disagree: 0–5 days per the AskGamblers data sheet, up to 3 business days per the AskGamblers text. A 0–1 hr crypto withdrawal can still take days if approval is slow.

Per AskGamblers, only Qbet processes withdrawals at weekends; the other brands work Monday to Friday.

Limits and fees for crypto withdrawals

No source names crypto-specific limits. According to the sources, the withdrawal limits of the brands apply in general, i.e. to coins as well.

On fees, Qbet is the exception: per AskGamblers, the first withdrawal per day is free, each further one within 24 hours costs 3%, capped at €20. Playzilla, Rolling Slots and PlayiO list no withdrawal fees; AmunRa charges none itself per AskGamblers but points to possible provider fees. No source states blockchain network fees.

Are crypto casinos legal? The situation in Germany

In Germany, the question “are crypto casinos legal?” comes down to the operator's permit (§ 4(1) GlüStV). Under § 4(1) GlüStV 2021, public gambling may only be organised or brokered with a permit from the competent authority of the respective federal state; unlawful gambling and participation in payments for it are prohibited (source: gesetze-bayern.de, as of 06.10.2026).

Whether a crypto casino is permitted in Germany can only be checked against the official list under § 9(8) GlüStV, the GGL whitelist of the Joint Gambling Authority of the German states (gluecksspiel-behoerde.de, retrieved on 06.10.2026). Per the GGL FAQ, permitted operators use .de domains exclusively and carry a GGL seal.

For the brands in this comparison, the sources name only foreign licences or none at all: Rolling Slots per casino.guru Curaçao (CGA, OGL/2024/589/0556), Qbet per AskGamblers the Tobique Gaming Commission, AmunRa per casino.guru Anjouan (Comoros) or per AskGamblers DE PAGCOR. For Playzilla, AskGamblers EN names Anjouan, AskGamblers DE PAGCOR, casino.guru no licence; for PlayiO, AskGamblers names the Tobique Gaming Commission, casino.guru no official licence, casinoohnelizenz.com Curaçao. No source names a permit from a German authority.

On the search “crypto casino with a German licence”: the whitelist lists operators, not payment methods, and the payment rules for permitted operators do not name cryptocurrencies.

Under § 9(1) no. 4 GlüStV, the supervisory authority can prohibit banks and payment service providers from taking part in such payments.

What German payment law says about crypto

For permitted operators, two laws govern the channels through which money may flow. Neither names cryptocurrencies.

• § 6b(4) GlüStV 2021: deposits and withdrawals only via a payment account in the player's name at a credit or payment institution; anonymous means of payment are not permitted in distance selling (gesetze-bayern.de, as of 06.10.2026).
• § 16(4) GwG: deposits only by direct debit, bank transfer or payment card from a payment account of the player; an exception applies to at most €25 per transaction and €100 per calendar month (gesetze-im-internet.de, as of 06.10.2026).
• § 16(7) GwG: withdrawals only by a payment transaction to a payment account in the player's name, stating the purpose of payment.
• § 22a(5) GlüStV 2021: virtual slot games only in euros and cents; conversion into other currencies is prohibited.

A wallet address is not named as a payment channel in these provisions. A crypto withdrawal goes to an address the player enters; whether an account at a credit or payment institution stands behind it cannot be seen from the address.

In practice, you cannot get a crypto payment back through your bank the way the BGB allows for a SEPA direct debit.

Tax on crypto winnings

Two questions are separate: tax on gambling winnings and tax on price gains of the coins.

The Federal Fiscal Court ruled on online poker that for leisure and hobby players the game remains a private activity without tax consequences, whereas anyone who systematically aims at income can earn commercial income subject to income tax (BFH X R 8/21, press release no. 031/23).

Price gains on the coins: if you buy Bitcoin, deposit and later withdraw it, you move an asset whose price may change. Our sources name no provision on this, so we make no statement, including on whether crypto winnings from a casino are “tax-free”.

Alternatives to crypto at the brands

Price swings, network choice and the lack of chargebacks are reasons to pick another method. According to casino.guru, Skrill and Neteller appear in the deposit list of all brands, as do Visa, Mastercard, Paysafecard, bank transfer, MiFinity and Revolut.

If you want a casino with PayPal, none of the brands lists it.

E-wallets come closest to crypto in withdrawal timing. According to AskGamblers, an e-wallet withdrawal after approval takes 0–1 hrs at Qbet and 0–24 hrs at Rolling Slots, the same as AskGamblers gives for crypto. For PlayiO, AskGamblers states 0–1 hrs for crypto withdrawals. For Playzilla, AskGamblers EN states 0–5 days for e-wallets, for AmunRa 3–7 days (AskGamblers EN) or 24–72 hrs (AskGamblers DE). AskGamblers lists Skrill, Neteller and MiFinity as withdrawal methods at all brands as well.

Card and bank transfer take longer according to AskGamblers: bank transfers 1–5 days at Qbet, 3–5 days at PlayiO, 3–7 days at Rolling Slots; card payments 24–48 hrs at Qbet, 3–5 days at Rolling Slots and PlayiO. In return, they are tied to an account at a credit or payment institution, as German payment rules require for permitted operators.

A third option without a wallet is prepaid: per casino.guru, Playzilla, PlayiO and AmunRa list the Neosurf voucher for deposits. AskGamblers lists Neosurf withdrawals only at AmunRa, so at the other two winnings need a second route.