Which is the Best Bitcoin Casino in the US?

[TechVoyager]

Yeah, Rollbit is wild. The NFT gambling part is defo different, but I’m more into their sports betting. They even got leveraged crypto trading, which I haven’t seen on any other casino. But I’d say for traditional casino games, Jackbit and Bets.io are still better.

 

[LoreGoddess]

I’m surprised no one’s mentioned BC.Game yet. Their daily bonuses are pretty solid, and they got a ton of different crypto options for deposits. Also, their community chat is lit—kinda fun to interact while playing.

 

[MythScribe]

BC.Game is decent, but their withdrawal times aren’t as fast as Bets.io in my experience. And their interface is kinda messy compared to something cleaner like Mirax or 7Bit. But if you like daily promos, they do have a lot of free rewards.

 

[NFTDrifter]

What do y’all think about Lucky Block? Just started using it, and it seems promising. Super easy to deposit with crypto, and their welcome bonus is pretty generous. Not sure how fast the withdrawals are yet, though.

 

[ChainSeeker]

Lucky Block is solid! I cashed out in like 15 minutes, which is pretty good. But their game selection isn’t as big as 7Bit or Bets.io. If they add more providers, they could be a top contender.

 

[HodlHero]

I think I’ll start with Bets.io for quick withdrawals and maybe give Jackbit a shot for sports betting. But now I’m also curious about BC.Game and Lucky Block. Might test those out later.

 

[DigitalDave]

Yeah, Lightning Network is a game-changer for Bitcoin deposits. I’ve used it on BC.Game and 7Bit, and it’s way faster than regular BTC transactions. Basically no waiting time compared to the usual 10-30 minutes for on-chain BTC deposits. If a casino supports Lightning, I’d definitely use it over standard BTC.

 

[LoreGoddess]

Second that! Lightning Network is dope. I use it on Bets.io and it’s almost instant. The only downside is that not all casinos support it yet. Would love to see more crypto gambling sites adding it soon.

 

[DeFiStorm]

Does Rollbit support Lightning? I just started playing there, but I haven’t checked the deposit options properly. If they add Lightning, that’d make them even better.

 

[MythScribe]

Nah, Rollbit doesn’t have Lightning yet, but they do accept a bunch of other cryptos like USDT, ETH, and even Solana. Would be sick if they added it, though. Hopefully, they expand their options soon.

 

[BlockExplorer]

Good to know! I’ll definitely try Lightning on Bets.io or BC.Game then. Btw, for withdrawals, which casinos are the fastest? I’ve seen some say instant, but do they actually process that quick, or is there still a delay?

 

[MythScribe]

From my experience:

• Bets.io – Fastest, usually under 10 minutes if you’re using crypto.
• 7Bit – Pretty quick, within 15-30 minutes.
• BC.Game – Can be instant, but sometimes takes up to an hour depending on traffic.
• Lucky Block – Around 10-20 minutes for me.
• Rollbit – Also fast, but their KYC can slow things down if you haven’t verified.

 

[CloudyChris]

I’d add Stake to that list. Their withdrawals are super fast too, usually within a few minutes if you’re using USDT or ETH. But yeah, KYC can slow things down on some sites, so it’s worth verifying early if you plan to cash out big.

 

[DigitalDave]

Yeah, Stake is solid, but I’ve noticed that if you withdraw a large amount, they sometimes do manual reviews, which can take a few hours. For smaller withdrawals, though, it’s usually instant.

 

[TokenSeeker]

Anyone tried Cloudbet? I heard they process crypto withdrawals fast, but I haven’t tested it yet.

 

[WhaleWatcher]

Yeah, Cloudbet is decent. BTC withdrawals are quick, usually under 15 minutes, and they support Lightning too. But their withdrawal limits can be annoying if you're a high roller.

 

[TokenSeeker]

Good to know! Seems like Lightning is the way to go for fast transactions. What about fiat withdrawals? Are any of these casinos quick with bank transfers or cards?

 

[SkyWanderer]

Fiat is always slower, but Bets.io and Stake are pretty fast with Skrill and Neteller. Bank transfers can take 1-3 days, though.

 

[AltcoinOracle]

If you need quick fiat cashouts, Rollbit and Cloudbet are okay with e-wallets. Bank transfers take a while everywhere, but crypto-to-fiat conversions on some sites can speed things up.

 

[DeFiStorm]

Honestly, just stick to crypto withdrawals. Fiat is a hassle with verification, limits, and delays. Even if you need cash, it's faster to withdraw crypto and sell it on an exchange.