Crypto: coins, networks and payouts
Beyond Bitcoin, operators that accept crypto often list stablecoins tied to the US dollar and a handful of other coins. The extra choice brings one extra risk: the same coin can exist on several networks, and sending on the wrong one can lose the funds.
Available methods and limits depend on your account and country — check the cashier before you deposit.
Depositing in crypto
- Choose the coin and the network in the cashier.
- Copy the address shown for that exact network.
- Send from your wallet on the same network.
- Wait for the confirmations the operator requires.
Stablecoins versus volatile coins
| Type | Effect on a bankroll |
|---|---|
| Dollar stablecoin | Small swings against the dollar; conversion to your own currency still applies |
| Bitcoin and other volatile coins | Price moves can outweigh a whole session’s results |
A stablecoin is easier to budget with. A volatile coin turns every session into two bets: the game and the market.
Withdrawing in crypto
Enter your wallet address and the network. The operator checks your identity before the first payout, as with fiat methods. Network fees vary by chain and are often deducted from the amount you receive. See withdrawal for request statuses.
Practical safety
- Never share a recovery phrase or private key.
- Copy the deposit address from the cashier every time; do not reuse an old one from memory.
- Send a small test amount first when you use a new network.
- Ignore messages offering crypto bonuses through an address outside the cashier.
Keeping the numbers readable
Write down the fiat value of each deposit and withdrawal on the day it happens. At the end of the month you will know what the games did and what the market did, separately. For a single-coin guide, see Bitcoin.
Before your first crypto deposit
Check three things in the cashier: the coins listed, the networks listed for each coin, and whether the balance is held in the coin itself or converted to a fiat currency on arrival. The third point decides whether price moves affect your bankroll while you play. If the cashier converts on arrival, your table results stay readable in one currency.