SpinBetter takes four cryptocurrencies - Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Dogecoin - alongside its card, Interac and e-wallet options. If you already hold any of the four, here's how depositing compares to the fiat routes.
Which coins SpinBetter accepts
The supported list is Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Dogecoin - no stablecoins listed in the payment menu we checked. That's a narrower crypto lineup than some competitors, but it covers the two largest-cap coins plus two of the longest-running altcoins, which is enough for most players who already transact in crypto.
Depositing with crypto
You'll get a wallet address (or QR code) from the cashier and send funds from your own wallet or exchange. Network confirmation time depends on the coin and network congestion at the moment you send, not on SpinBetter - Litecoin and Dogecoin blocks confirm faster than Bitcoin's by design, which is a general blockchain fact rather than anything specific to this casino.
The 0-1 hour claim, and who's making it
AskGamblers is the source behind the specific claim that crypto withdrawals clear in 0-1 hour at SpinBetter, faster than the 0-24h it quotes for e-wallets and cards. We're attributing that figure to AskGamblers rather than presenting it as independently confirmed - other portals don't break payout time down by method at all, and no first-hand payout test backs the number up. It fits the general industry pattern that crypto settles faster than card processing, but that's a pattern, not a guarantee for this specific operator. See the full withdrawal time comparison for how the three main sources actually disagree.
Crypto vs Interac and cards at SpinBetter
| Method | Claimed payout speed | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin / Ethereum / Litecoin / Dogecoin | 0-1 hour | AskGamblers |
| Interac | Faster than cards in complaint threads reviewed | Anecdotal, not a stated policy |
| Visa / Mastercard | 1-3 business days (one source) or 0-24h (another) | Mr. Gamble vs AskGamblers |
The €1,500/24h limit still applies
Crypto doesn't get a separate, higher withdrawal ceiling - the ~€1,500 per 24 hours figure that's consistent across CasinoCanada and AskGamblers applies cashier-wide, crypto included. If you're moving a large balance, expect to split it across more than one day regardless of which coin you use.