Minimum deposit at the online casino

None of the sources names a minimum deposit of 1 euro or 5 euros for the casinos in this comparison. The smallest documented amount is €10: at Rolling Slots, PlayiO and Qbet as the general minimum deposit, at Playzilla and AmunRa only in connection with a welcome bonus. For cryptocurrency, Qbet asks for at least €25 according to askgamblers.com.

All figures come from AskGamblers, casino.guru, LCB and casinoohnelizenz.com, retrieved on 05.10.2026.

Minimum deposit at each of the casinos

Rolling Slots: According to lcb.org, the minimum deposit is €10. Anyone who wants the welcome bonus has to deposit €20.

PlayiO: AskGamblers lists €10 as the “Minimum Deposit Amount” in its data sheet, and casinoohnelizenz.com confirms the value with “Min. Einzahlung 10 EUR”. For the match bonus, casinoohnelizenz.com states a minimum of €20.

Qbet: For fiat payments, meaning card, e-wallet, voucher or bank transfer, the minimum is €10. For cryptocurrencies the floor is €25. On the bonus, two AskGamblers pages disagree: the casino write-up says €20 is needed, while the bonus page says €10 is enough for the offer of 100% up to €100 plus 100 free spins.

Playzilla: No source gives a general minimum deposit without a bonus. The two known values are tied to two different bonus offers: according to the German AskGamblers page, €10 for the offer of 200% up to €100; according to the English AskGamblers bonus page, €20 for the offer of 100% up to €500.

AmunRa: AskGamblers gives €10 as the minimum deposit for the welcome bonus.

At some brands, €10 is documented as the general floor; at the others, only as a bonus condition.

Casino from 1 euro: what the sources show

None of the brands in this comparison has a documented €1 deposit. Neither AskGamblers nor casino.guru, LCB or casinoohnelizenz.com names an amount below €10 for Playzilla, Rolling Slots, PlayiO, Qbet or AmunRa. No lower minimum is stated for individual payment methods either.

5 euro deposit by payment method

Many searches link the amount directly to a method: “casino 5 euro deposit paypal”, “casino skrill 5 euro” or “casino 5 euro deposit paysafe”. For none of these combinations do the sources give a minimum of €5; casino.guru's deposit lists only show which method is available at which brand.

PayPal: None of the brands lists PayPal as a deposit method, so a €5 PayPal deposit is ruled out.

Skrill and Neteller: Skrill appears in the deposit list of all brands, and PlayiO and AmunRa also list the Skrill 1-Tap variant. According to casino.guru, all of them also list Neteller. The sources give no separate minimum per method; the casino's payments page is what counts. MiFinity and Jeton or Jetonbank are likewise listed at all.

Paysafecard: All brands also list Paysafecard.

Neosurf and other vouchers: The Neosurf prepaid code is offered by Playzilla, PlayiO and AmunRa; it is missing from the casino.guru list for Rolling Slots and Qbet. If you want to deposit with Neosurf, the Neosurf page walks through the voucher code process and the brands in detail. Other voucher methods in the lists are CashtoCode (Playzilla, PlayiO, AmunRa), Cashlib (Rolling Slots, Qbet) and Flexepin (Qbet).

Apple Pay and Google Pay: In the casino.guru lists, only Qbet offers Apple Pay and Google Pay. The AskGamblers data sheet for Rolling Slots does list Apple Pay, but casino.guru does not. The sources disagree here, so we do not count Apple Pay for Rolling Slots.

Giropay and bank transfer: Giropay is not in the casino.guru list for any of the brands; only the AskGamblers data sheet for Rolling Slots names it. All brands offer the classic bank transfer at the casino, as well as Revolut; Rapid Transfer is listed at Playzilla, PlayiO, Qbet and AmunRa, and eps transfer only at Playzilla.

In short, the method does not decide whether €5 is possible at these casinos. The only documented figures are per brand: a general €10 at Rolling Slots, PlayiO and Qbet, and only as a bonus condition at Playzilla and AmunRa. The choice of method has more effect on whether the payment provider charges fees and whether the same method can later be used for the withdrawal.

Minimum deposit with crypto

All brands accept cryptocurrencies. According to casino.guru, Bitcoin is on the deposit list at Playzilla, Rolling Slots, PlayiO, Qbet and AmunRa, along with Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, USD Coin, Bitcoin Cash and Ripple.

Only one source gives a separate minimum for crypto deposits, and only for one brand: at Qbet it is €25 according to AskGamblers, which is higher than the €10 for fiat payments.

On crediting, the author of the AskGamblers write-up on Qbet says his USD Coin deposit was “almost instant”.

Minimum deposit and bonus: two different amounts

• Playzilla: maximum bet €5 with the bonus (AskGamblers bonus page).
• At Rolling Slots, the bonus starts at €20 instead of €10 according to lcb.org.
• PlayiO (bonus from €20 according to casinoohnelizenz.com): 35 times deposit plus bonus.
• Qbet: 35 times the bonus amount, free spins 35 times, maximum bet €5.
• AmunRa: 35 times deposit plus bonus.

Minimum deposit and minimum withdrawal

Before you deposit, check the amount from which casino withdrawals are possible. The sources give the following minimum withdrawals:

• Qbet: €20 (AskGamblers, confirmed in the data sheet), twice the minimum deposit of €10.
• PlayiO: €20 according to the AskGamblers data sheet, €10 according to casinoohnelizenz.com.
• Rolling Slots: €10 according to AskGamblers, €20 according to LCB, €50 for crypto.
• Playzilla: no information.
• AmunRa: no information.

In practice, anyone who deposits €10 at Qbet cannot withdraw a remaining balance below €20. At PlayiO and Rolling Slots, the answer depends on which source you follow. For Playzilla and AmunRa, the question cannot be answered from the sources.

At Playzilla, Paysafecard and Neosurf are not in the AskGamblers list of withdrawal methods. Anyone who deposits there with a prepaid code needs a second method for Playzilla withdrawals, such as an e-wallet, a card or a bank transfer.

Fees on small deposits

With small amounts, fees weigh more heavily. For deposits, the sources name no casino fee at any of the brands: Playzilla and Rolling Slots with “Deposit Fees No” on AskGamblers, PlayiO with “Gebühren Keine” on casinoohnelizenz.com, and Qbet and AmunRa likewise with fee-free deposits.

For withdrawing at AmunRa, the casino charges no fees according to AskGamblers, but payment providers may charge their own fees. For Rolling Slots, the AskGamblers text contains the sentence that the casino may charge fees, which will then be indicated; no amount is given.

At Qbet, one fee applies to withdrawals: the first withdrawal per day is free, and each further one within 24 hours costs a 3% administrative fee, capped at €20, according to AskGamblers. If you deposit and withdraw small amounts, one withdrawal per day avoids this fee. According to AskGamblers, Qbet charges no fee for the first withdrawal of the day, but 3 %, capped at €20, for each further withdrawal within 24 hours.

When the deposit reaches your account

How quickly a small deposit is credited is stated explicitly for only one brand: PlayiO gives the processing time as “Instant” according to casinoohnelizenz.com. For AmunRa there is a player report on askgamblers.com saying money paid by e-wallet was available straight away; that is a single case, not a statement by the casino. For Qbet, the observation on crypto deposits comes from the AskGamblers write-up. For Playzilla and Rolling Slots: no information.

What to check before a small deposit

1. Find out whether the bonus starts automatically and what amount it requires (€20 at Rolling Slots according to lcb.org and at PlayiO according to casinoohnelizenz.com).
2. Compare the minimum withdrawal with your deposit amount, for example €20 at Qbet.
3. Keep an eye on payment provider fees, especially with crypto and with several withdrawals per day (Qbet).
4. Set your own deposit limit before the first money goes in.