Six coins, a short list, but each of them with its own address in the cashier.
This page is the long version. The short one — the same entries with the market, the route of the franc and the meaning of each input beside them — is on the home page. How a credit technically arrives is explained in the bitcoin section; what is played in the cashiers and what that means for pace, in the games section.
The table
Seven cashiers readEvery row shows four things side by side: the rank, the name, the coins standing in the cashier, and the score that follows from them. The coins are printed as tickers and not as little pictures, because a cashier shows tickers. Anyone who wants to see how the score is arrived at finds the five inputs further down and in full on the method page.
Fifteen coins — the longest cashier in this table, with three value-stable counterparts side by side.
Ten coins, among them Monero and Dash — two that most cashiers are missing.
Ten coins and a withdrawal ceiling written as a figure in the terms: 15 000 € a month.
Nine coins, two of them value-stable — Tether and USD Coin side by side.
Eight coins, read in August 2026 — the oldest reading date on this list.
Six coins, one of them a house token that buys nothing outside this cashier.
The play button leads to the same address in every row: the casino this site is paid for, and not the operator printed beside it. To reach the operator's own entry, take «Read the entry» next to it.
Sorted by score. On a tie, the entry with the sharper record comes first: a verification clause with a figure beats a clause without one, then the length of the cashier decides, and last the alphabet. The order in which the entries were written plays no part.
Why five addresses carry no rank
Unread is not badA table that measures the cashier can say nothing about a cashier it has not opened. The obvious fix would be to put such entries at the bottom with zero points — but a zero is a statement, and a false one: it reads as «carries no coins» when what is meant is «nobody looked here». So these five addresses stand beside the table rather than in it, with whatever is on the record.
What is remarkable about that: for three of the five, the thing on the record is precisely what weighs heaviest in the table — a verification threshold written as a figure. Bitcasino.io names 2 500 euros, Chipstars 2 000 euros of cumulative deposits, LeeBet splits verification into three tiers at 2 000 and 5 000 dollars. Those figures are worth more than most comparison tables give, and they are lost if an entry is simply dropped because its cashier was not read.
Bitcasino.io
Curaçao Gaming Authority · Active OGL/2023/111/0069
Clause 6.6 writes the verification threshold as a figure: from 2 500 € or the equivalent in cryptocurrency, the check applies. Which coins the cashier carries was not read here.
LeeBet
Anjouan Gaming Board · valid ALSI-202510054-FI2
Verification is split into three tiers written as figures: tier 1 before every withdrawal, tier 2 from 2 000 $, tier 3 from 5 000 $. The cashier itself was not opened.
Chipstars
Anjouan Gaming Board · valid ALSI-202409048-FI2
At 2 000 € of cumulative deposits at the latest the check applies, and before it there is no withdrawal. A figure, but no cashier that was read.
BitStarz
Curaçao Gaming Authority · Active OGL/2024/165/0185
Certificate found in the register, status «Active». The terms make verification compulsory without naming a threshold; the cashier is unread.
JacksClub
Anjouan Gaming Board · valid ALSI-202507028-FI2
The register entry is there and the operator is named. Neither the cashier nor a verification clause with a figure in it was read here.
These five entries carry no rank. What stands here comes from the licence issuer's register and from the operator's own terms.
The five inputs
Twelve points, recomputableThe score is computed, not awarded. Five inputs, twelve points, and every input stands beside the row where it counts:
| Input | Points | What for |
|---|---|---|
| Settlement coins in the cashier | 3 | Twelve coins and more = 3, nine to eleven = 2, six to eight = 1, fewer = 0. What is counted stands in the cashier itself, not in the pitch on the front page. |
| Bitcoin itself | 2 | BTC in the cashier = 2, otherwise 0. On a site named after bitcoin that is not a formality but the first question. |
| A value-stable counterpart | 2 | USDT, USDC or DAI in the cashier = 2, otherwise 0. Without such a coin the balance sits in the exchange rate between two sittings. |
| Verification clause with a figure | 3 | The terms name an amount or a deadline = 3. A clause that is there but carries no figure = 1. Nothing read = 0. |
| Licence in the register | 2 | Number found and status readable = 2. Number without a readable status = 1. Not findable or revoked = 0. |
The weights are a decision made by this site and not a constant of nature. Anyone setting them differently would get a different order — which is why they stand here and not in the small print.
What this table does not measure
The gaps, namedMeasured and checkable
- Which settlement coins stand in the cashier, counted in the cashier itself
- Whether bitcoin is among them and whether a value-stable counterpart sits beside it
- Whether the verification clause names an amount or a deadline, with the reference
- Whether the licence number is in the register with a readable status
Not measured, so not claimed either
- How fast a withdrawal is — somebody would have to time one
- What a game's return is, as long as no source comes with the figure
- How support answers when something actually goes wrong
- Whether a bonus is credited in an individual case or not
The right-hand column is why this page is shorter than other tables. Four points that every comparison site on the web has an opinion about are missing here — because each of them would need a measurement that nobody here has made.
Questions people actually type
Answered from the same records as the pageHow many bitcoin casinos are in this table?
Twelve in all: seven with a cashier that was read and therefore with a rank, five without a read cashier and therefore without one. A thirteenth entry is excluded because its certificate carries the status «Revoked» in the register.
Why is the longest cashier not in first place?
Because the length of the cashier carries three of twelve points and a verification clause with a figure carries three as well. Fifteen coins without a number in the terms therefore come to less than six coins with a fourteen-day deadline.
What happens on a tie?
The entry with the sharper record comes first: a verification clause with a figure beats a clause without one. A number in the terms can be checked, a long coin list can only be counted. Only then does the length of the cashier decide, and last the alphabet.
Can the order change?
Yes, and it will. Cashiers gain coins, terms are rewritten, register entries expire. That is why every entry carries the date on which it was last read.
Is an operator without a rank worse?
No. It is unread. That is a statement about this site and not about the operator — and exactly why it does not sit at the bottom of the table with zero points.