What should I use if I don't want anything to do with crypto?
Not something we can answer from our own records, and this page used to say otherwise. No profile here records how a site takes payment in, so we cannot sort them into the ones that need crypto and the ones that do not.
The finder used to rule sites out on that answer, and to give a site credit for taking crypto at all. Both rules are withdrawn and the question is no longer asked: emptying the list over a hole in our own records is not caution, and naming a route nobody checked is worse.
Who this is for
Somebody who doesn't hold crypto, doesn't want to learn, and would rather be told we don't know than handed a list that only looks researched.
What we actually hold
A profile has a slot for the routes a site takes money in by. It is empty on all twelve, and no row in the source table supports a value for any of them. Earlier versions of this page counted those routes as though the slot were filled; what filled it was a guess.
The neighbouring slot — whether a site takes crypto at all — was filled the same way and is empty now too. And we hold nothing whatsoever about how a site pays money back out, which is a separate thing we have never recorded. So no half of the question is ours to answer.
Where to look instead
The purchase screen on the site itself. It is the page that has to state the routes, because it is the page taking the money. How far into a site it sits, and whether it wants an account first, is not something we record either.
Read it before you sign up rather than after. If the only route on offer is one you would not use, that is the cheapest possible moment to find out.
What that looks like in the data
The finder, run with what is left of the questions. There is no crypto answer to set any more, and this list is not filtered for payment routes.
- How much of this have you done before?
- I've tried one or two
- What do you actually want to play?
- Slots, Table games
- Big library, or a smaller one that's easy to navigate?
- No preference
- How important is being able to play without paying?
- Nice to have
Where the money comes from: We have no commercial agreement with any casino listed below, so nothing here earns us anything today. If that changes, the links will say so — and even then, what a casino pays cannot reach the code that scores them. The full disclosure.
About this data: Heads up: the fit details behind these recommendations — what a site offers, how big its library is, how cluttered it is, whether there's an app — are provisional on every profile we hold. We haven't confirmed them against each operator's own published information, and we've marked them that way rather than letting them look more solid than they are. Unverified fit fields do not earn weighted credit. The game-list must-haves are also withdrawn until every profile has evidence-backed game-category data, so a seed cannot decide who appears. Whether you can play without paying sits between the two: it is one of the fields the scoring reads, and on most profiles the value is one nobody has confirmed. Operator facts are different, and they are uneven: where a card shows a minimum age, how the free entry route works, whether coins can be bought, what the operator calls the product, or a rule about VPNs or extra accounts, that line was read from that operator's own document and carries its source and the date it was read. Where a card shows none of those, we hold none — the gap is the claim. One thing we do hold for every site the finder can return is its excluded-state list, read from that operator's own document; a card does not print it, but it is what your state answer is checked against. What that means and how it gets fixed.
The sample
10 of 10 still eligible
One cell per site. All 10 are currently live and profiled.
Every site in the sample is still eligible. A must-have is what removes one — everything else only changes how many of your answers each site meets.
Ordered by how much of what you said mattered each one meets, weighted by the published rules — which is not the same as the plain tally printed beside each name — and alphabetically where that ties. Change an answer and the order changes with it: this is not a ranking of these sites, and there is no best one.
2 answers changed nothing here: “How much of this have you done before?” and “What do you actually want to play?”. The fields they read are unconfirmed on every site below, so they were counted neither way and the order does not turn on them. Each card says the same thing line by line.
2 fits for these answers, in no order of merit.
Chumba Casino
Shown because it meets 1 of the 3 things you said mattered. 2 of those 3 are unconfirmed — we have not checked them against the operator's own information.
What it gets right
- Meets this: You can play there without buying anything.
What we're unsure about
- No data: Its game range isn't confirmed.
- No data: We haven't classified its interface.
- Minimum age
- 21 or the age of majority, whichever is later
- Free entry route
- yes — Rules section 3.2(d)(b)(c)
- If you do buy
- Gold Coin packs (no prices recorded)
- Using a VPN
- The operator publishes a warning against it
- More than one account
- Not allowed, by their own rules
We haven't confirmed its game range, so the specific library details are something to check rather than a recorded fact.
What it had to clear, and what we're unsure about
You didn’t set any must-haves, so nothing had to be cleared.
- Some of what's on this card hasn't been confirmed against the casino's own published information yet.
- We're missing data on 2 things you asked about, so that part didn't count either way.
- Which states a casino accepts, and what it charges, can change without notice. Check on its own site before you sign up.
Funrize
Shown because it meets 1 of the 3 things you said mattered. 2 of those 3 are unconfirmed — we have not checked them against the operator's own information.
What it gets right
- Meets this: You can play there without buying anything.
What we're unsure about
- No data: Its game range isn't confirmed.
- No data: We haven't classified its interface.
- Minimum age
- 21 or the age of majority, whichever is higher
- Free entry route
- mail-in 4x6 to A1 Development LLC, Casper WY
- If you do buy
- Paid coins (ToU section 2.4; package details and prices not recorded)
- What they call it
- Funrize Social Gaming Platform / Social Casino
- More than one account
- Not allowed, by their own rules
We haven't confirmed its game range, so the specific library details are something to check rather than a recorded fact.
What it had to clear, and what we're unsure about
You didn’t set any must-haves, so nothing had to be cleared.
- Some of what's on this card hasn't been confirmed against the casino's own published information yet.
- We're missing data on 2 things you asked about, so that part didn't count either way.
- Which states a casino accepts, and what it charges, can change without notice. Check on its own site before you sign up.
Eligible, but nothing you asked is confirmed
This site was returned by the run, and nothing you said mattered is confirmed for it. It is not a fit and not ranked: it is here so you can see what we hold, in alphabetical order.
Global Poker
Shown because it meets 0 of the 3 things you said mattered. We have not confirmed any of those 3 against the operator's own information.
What we're unsure about
- No data: Its game range isn't confirmed.
- No data: We haven't classified its interface.
- No data: We haven't confirmed how free play works there.
- Minimum age
- 21 or the age of majority, whichever is later
- Free entry route
- yes — in-app Entry Request with a 4x6 photo, not postal
- If you do buy
- Gold Coins
- What they call it
- social game play in Global Poker / entertainment
- Using a VPN
- The operator publishes a warning against it
- More than one account
- Not allowed, by their own rules
We haven't confirmed its game range, so the specific library details are something to check rather than a recorded fact.
What it had to clear, and what we're unsure about
You didn’t set any must-haves, so nothing had to be cleared.
- Some of what's on this card hasn't been confirmed against the casino's own published information yet.
- We're missing data on 3 things you asked about, so that part didn't count either way.
- Which states a casino accepts, and what it charges, can change without notice. Check on its own site before you sign up.
What was evaluated, and what is shown
10 of the 10 sites in this sample cleared every must-have and were evaluated against these answers. The finder returns at most 3 of them, and 2 are shown as fits, because a site is only called a fit where something you said mattered is confirmed for it. Also eligible, and not shown: High 5 Casino, Jackpota, Pulsz, Sportzino, Stake.us, WOW Vegas and Zula Casino. They are in alphabetical order, not ranked below the ones above: where sites tie, the alphabet decides which reach the 3 places, so one of these can meet as much as a site that is shown.
Take this with you
Both of these copy text that stands on its own — someone reading it in a thread gets the answer and the catch without following a link.
The tradeoffs
- Withdrawing the rules means a site we classify as crypto-first can appear in a list you would rather it did not. Its card carries a drawback saying we have no record of how it takes money in, which is the most we can honestly put there.
- Whether any of this costs you payout speed we cannot say: payout speed is not confirmed for any of the twelve profiles, so there is nothing in our data to compare.
Where this answer stops
- We don't cover crypto casinos as a category, and we don't give advice about holding or converting crypto.
- We will not put the question back from a guess. It returns when every profile carries both payment records — the routes a site takes, and whether crypto is one of them — each read off the operator's own page, with the source and the date, and each matching what that page is recorded as saying. Both or neither, and not before.