How to deposit Bitcoin at a crypto casino (step by step)

Depositing Bitcoin at a crypto casino is quick once you’ve done it once. The whole process is: get the casino’s deposit address, send your coins to it from your wallet, and wait for a few network confirmations. Here’s how to do it safely and cheaply.

Before you start

You need a funded crypto wallet — a hot wallet holding the amount you plan to play with is fine. If you don’t own crypto yet, buy a small amount on a reputable exchange and withdraw it to your wallet first. Only fund with money you can afford to lose.

Step by step

• 1. Open the cashier. Log in to the casino, go to Deposit, and choose your coin (Bitcoin, or a cheaper option like Litecoin or a stablecoin if offered).
• 2. Copy the deposit address — a long string of characters, usually with a QR code. Each deposit address is unique to your account.
• 3. Confirm the network. This is the step that loses people money. Make sure the network you send on matches what the casino shows (e.g. Bitcoin mainnet, or the correct network for USDT such as TRC-20 vs ERC-20).
• 4. Send from your wallet. Paste the address (or scan the QR), double-check the first and last characters, enter the amount, and confirm. Send a small test amount first if you’re unsure.
• 5. Wait for confirmations. The blockchain needs a few confirmations before the casino credits you — usually minutes, occasionally longer when the network is busy.

Fees and networks

You’ll pay a small network (miner) fee to send — this goes to the blockchain, not the casino. Bitcoin fees vary with congestion; for smaller deposits, Litecoin or a stablecoin on a low-fee network can cost a fraction as much. Check whether the casino sets a minimum deposit so your transfer isn’t left short. See our fees guide for the full picture.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Sending on the wrong network — often unrecoverable.
• Depositing below the casino’s minimum.
• Reusing an old address from a previous session (generate a fresh one if the cashier gives you a new one).
• Not accounting for the network fee, so slightly less arrives than you sent.

After it lands

Once credited, read any bonus terms before opting in — our wagering guide explains why a big headline bonus can be worth less than it looks. And set your limits before you play. When you’re ready to cash out, follow the withdrawal guide.