Did anyone actually get max payout from a crypto casino? Like the advertised 100+ BTC or whatever

[mavillian]

Been playing at different crypto casinos for about 2 years now. Every site advertises these massive max payouts like "win up to 100 BTC" or "no max withdrawal limits!"

But i'm starting to think it's all marketing bs. Had a decent win last week (about 6.7 ETH) at a popular crypto gaming site and suddenly they're like "sorry sir, daily withdrawal limit is 2 ETH" which was buried in page 37 of their terms and conditions.

Started looking into this more and found this article about actual withdrawal limits at the best crypto casinos out there.

Just curious if anyone here ever actually hit a massive win (like 20+ ETH) and successfully withdrew the whole thing without the casino making excuses or spreading it over weeks/months?

Or are these "no max payout" claims just lies to get people to deposit?

 

[ZestyNoodle]

Yup. Won 18.3 ETH at TG Casino back in January playing Razor Shark (got insanely lucky with mystery stacks and multipliers). Was fully expecting them to limit withdrawals but they actually processed the whole thing in one go. Had it in my wallet in about 15 minutes... INSANE

That's the only legit big payout I've had personally. Most other places I've tried have some kind of hidden limit they only tell you about after you win or they hit you with the KYC.

Think it depends on the casino honestly. The ones that actually publish their limits in advance tend to be more trustworthy than the ones claiming "unlimited" withdrawals. When a casino says unlimited, I automatically assume they're lying lol.

 

[jakethedice]

There's always a limit somewhere, either explicitly stated or hidden in the terms. Even the casinos that claim "no max withdrawal" usually have:

1. Daily limits
2. Weekly limits
3. "Security review" for large withdrawals which could trigger KYC (I recommend checking a list of tested no kyc casinos - there is one somewhere on this forum too)
4. Maximum win caps per spin/bet

I hit a large win win at Mega Dice last year and had to withdraw it over 6 days (around 2 ETH per day). Annoying but at least they paid.

The absolute worst are the ones that hit you with "maximum win from a single bet cannot exceed X amount" AFTER you already won. That should be displayed on every game if that's their policy.

 

[Sadnica]

Something nobody's mentioned - some crypto casinos have different withdrawal limits based on your VIP level. Had this happen at [casino name] - their standard limit was 2 ETH/day but since I was VIP level 3, my limit was 10 ETH/day.

Biggest single withdrawal I've done was 8.4 ETH at TG Casino after a crazy run on blackjack. No issues, no spreading it out, just one clean withdrawal that processed in about 12 minutes.

The article OP linked actually has a good breakdown of which casinos have what limits. Seems like TG, Coinpoker, and Mega Dice have the highest actual limits from what people are saying here too.

 

[vlamian]

Former operations manager at a crypto casino here. Let me break down how these limits actually work behind the scenes:

1. There's ALWAYS a limit, no matter what they advertise
2. Bigger/established casinos can afford higher limits
3. Newer/smaller casinos have much lower limits but often hide them

From the casino's perspective, they need to maintain enough liquidity to cover potential large withdrawals. A casino with a hot wallet of 50 BTC can't process a 100 BTC withdrawal instantly - they'd need to move funds from cold storage which takes time and security measures.

The most legit casinos state their actual limits clearly. When you see "unlimited withdrawals!" it's almost always marketing BS.

Also, many casinos have game-specific win caps regardless of their withdrawal limits. For example, max win on a slot might be capped at 10,000x your bet, even if the game provider advertises higher potential.

 

[mavillian]

Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences. Seems like most places do eventually pay out big wins, just with daily limits.

Former operations manager at a crypto casino here. Let me break down how these limits actually work behind the scenes:

1. There's ALWAYS a limit, no matter what they advertise
2. Bigger/established casinos can afford higher limits
3. Newer/smaller casinos have much lower limits but often hide them

From the casino's perspective, they need to maintain enough liquidity to cover potential large withdrawals. A casino with a hot wallet of 50 BTC can't process a 100 BTC withdrawal instantly - they'd need to move funds from cold storage which takes time and security measures.

The most legit casinos state their actual limits clearly. When you see "unlimited withdrawals!" it's almost always marketing BS.

Also, many casinos have game-specific win caps regardless of their withdrawal limits. For example, max win on a slot might be capped at 10,000x your bet, even if the game provider advertises higher potential.

that makes sense about the liquidity issues. Never thought about it from that angle.


Based on everyone's comments and that article, seems like TG has the highest actual withdrawal limits, followed by Coinpoker. Gonna stick with those for my high-risk plays from now on.

Still annoying that casinos aren't upfront about their limits though. Should be displayed clearly on their withdrawal pages, not buried in terms and conditions.

 

[JellyBeanZoom]

Won 42 ETH about a year ago at Mega Dice (on Hacksaw's Chaos Crew). They have a 10 BTC daily limit which was clearly stated before I won. Took just over 4 days to get it all, but each withdrawal processed within 30 minutes.

From my experience gambling with big money at crypto casinos:

1. The most transparent casinos about limits are usually TG, Coinpoker, Mega Dice, and Coincasino
2. Most shady are the ones advertising "NO LIMITS!!!" in big flashy text
3. VIP programs sometimes increase your limits substantially
4. Always check the max win cap per bet/spin BEFORE playing

Been gambling with crypto since 2016 and seen many casinos come and go. The ones that are honest about their limits tend to be more trustworthy overall.