Which crypto casinos ACTUALLY have instant withdrawals? (Tired of "processing" for hours)

[OrangePanda]

Getting sick of crypto casinos advertising "instant withdrawals" but then making me wait hours or even days to actually get my money. Just tried to withdraw 0.08 BTC from [casino name] and it's been "processing" for 6 hours now despite their claims of "instant cashouts."

This seems to be happening more and more lately. Casinos advertise instant withdrawals but then hold your funds in "security checks" or "processing" for ages. What's the point of using crypto if I still have to wait like with regular online casinos?

Has anyone found crypto casinos that TRULY process withdrawals instantly (or within minutes at least)? Talking about actual withdrawal to your wallet, not just approving the request while it sits in processing.

Also, has anyone noticed withdrawal speeds getting worse across the board lately? Feels like they're deliberately slowing things down to make people

 

[JellyBeanZoom]

Been testing withdrawal speeds across multiple crypto casinos for the past year or so. You're right that many are getting slower despite claiming "instant withdrawals."


From my experience, these are the actual withdrawal times I've documented:

1. TG Casino - Consistently the fastest, typically 8-15 minutes from request to funds in wallet. Tested with 20+ withdrawals ranging from $200 to $4,800
2. Coincasino - 20-40 minutes on average. Fairly consistent regardless of withdrawal size
3. Instant Casino - Despite the name, usually 25-45 minutes. Still relatively fast compared to many others

Ones to avoid if you want actually fast withdrawals:

• Stake (claiming instant but taking 2-6 hours lately)
• Roobet (says instant but regularly 12+ hours)

The main factors seem to be manual review processes and hot wallet management. Smaller casinos sometimes process faster withdrawals because they have less volume to process.

 

[ZestyNoodle]

Completely feel your frustration. "Instant" should mean instant, not "hours if we feel like it."

TG Casino has been consistently fast for me - 12 withdrawals in the past 3 months, all processed within 15 minutes. The fastest was 6 minutes for a 0.05 BTC withdrawal last week. Their Telegram setup seems to allow for quicker processing somehow.

One thing I've noticed about withdrawal speeds - they tend to be faster during US nighttime hours. I'm guessing man crypto casinos have fewer withdrawal requests to process during these times or fewer staff doing manual reviews.

Also, withdrawal speed often depends on which crypto you're using. BTC tends to be slower than LTC or XRP for example, even on the same casino. This is partly because of blockchain confirmation times, but also seems to be related to how casinos manage their hot wallets for different currencies. Have a look at this guide if you want to learn more, it helped me when I was just getting started.

 

[Sadnica]

I've been systematically testing withdrawal speeds at different crypto casinos for the past 6 months. Here are the actual averages based on 5+ withdrawals at each site:

Top Tier (Under 20 mins average)

• TG Casino: 11 minutes average (42 withdrawals)
• Mega Dice: 19 minutes average (28 withdrawals)

Mid Tier (20-45 mins average)

• Coincasino: 29 minutes average (17 withdrawals)
• Instant Casino: 31 minutes average (23 withdrawals)
• Coinpoker: 40 minutes average (15 withdrawals)

Slow Tier (45+ mins average)

• BC Game: 3.5 hours average (12 withdrawals)
• Stake: it hours average (8 withdrawals)
• Roobet: 7.4 hours average (6 withdrawals)
• BitStarz: 5.2 hours average (7 withdrawals)

I've found that withdrawal times are fairly consistent at each casino regardless of day/time, suggesting it's more about their internal processes than staffing or volume.

The only factor that consistently affects speed is withdrawal amount - larger withdrawals (over $2k equivalent) typically take 25-50% longer across all casinos.

 

[OrangePanda]

Been testing withdrawal speeds across multiple crypto casinos for the past year or so. You're right that many are getting slower despite claiming "instant withdrawals."


From my experience, these are the actual withdrawal times I've documented:

1. TG Casino - Consistently the fastest, typically 8-15 minutes from request to funds in wallet. Tested with 20+ withdrawals ranging from $200 to $4,800
2. Coincasino - 20-40 minutes on average. Fairly consistent regardless of withdrawal size
3. Instant Casino - Despite the name, usually 25-45 minutes. Still relatively fast compared to many others

Ones to avoid if you want actually fast withdrawals:

• Stake (claiming instant but taking 2-6 hours lately)
• Roobet (says instant but regularly 12+ hours)

The main factors seem to be manual review processes and hot wallet management. Smaller casinos sometimes process faster withdrawals because they have less volume to process.

I've been systematically testing withdrawal speeds at different crypto casinos for the past 6 months. Here are the actual averages based on 5+ withdrawals at each site:

Top Tier (Under 20 mins average)

• TG Casino: 11 minutes average (42 withdrawals)
• Mega Dice: 19 minutes average (28 withdrawals)

Mid Tier (20-45 mins average)

• Coincasino: 29 minutes average (17 withdrawals)
• Instant Casino: 31 minutes average (23 withdrawals)
• Coinpoker: 40 minutes average (15 withdrawals)

Slow Tier (45+ mins average)

• BC Game: 3.5 hours average (12 withdrawals)
• Stake: it hours average (8 withdrawals)
• Roobet: 7.4 hours average (6 withdrawals)
• BitStarz: 5.2 hours average (7 withdrawals)

I've found that withdrawal times are fairly consistent at each casino regardless of day/time, suggesting it's more about their internal processes than staffing or volume.

The only factor that consistently affects speed is withdrawal amount - larger withdrawals (over $2k equivalent) typically take 25-50% longer across all casinos.

Thanks for the detailed breakdown! 8-15 minutes is definitely reasonable. I don't expect literally instant but under 30 mins is fine. 6+ hours is just ridiculous when they advertise "instant."

Completely feel your frustration. "Instant" should mean instant, not "hours if we feel like it."

TG Casino has been consistently fast for me - 12 withdrawals in the past 3 months, all processed within 15 minutes. The fastest was 6 minutes for a 0.05 BTC withdrawal last week. Their Telegram setup seems to allow for quicker processing somehow.

One thing I've noticed about withdrawal speeds - they tend to be faster during US nighttime hours. I'm guessing man crypto casinos have fewer withdrawal requests to process during these times or fewer staff doing manual reviews.

Also, withdrawal speed often depends on which crypto you're using. BTC tends to be slower than LTC or XRP for example, even on the same casino. This is partly because of blockchain confirmation times, but also seems to be related to how casinos manage their hot wallets for different currencies. Have a look at this guide if you want to learn more, it helped me when I was just getting started.

Good point about the time of day. Hadn't considered that.

Any factors that might cause withdrawals to be delayed? I'm wondering if withdrawal amount, game type, or winning too quickly might trigger "security checks" or whatever they claim is happening.

 

[vlamian]

Former operations manager at a crypto casino here. I can explain why withdrawal times vary so much:

1. Hot Wallet Balance: Most crypto casinos keep 60-80% of funds in cold storage for security. If withdrawal requests exceed hot wallet capacity, they need to transfer from cold storage which can take hours depending on security protocols.
2. Fraud Prevention: Every withdrawal request goes through automated checks looking for bonus abuse, chip dumping, money laundering patterns, etc. Higher risk patterns get flagged for manual review.
3. Queue Processing: Many casinos process withdrawals in batches rather than continuously. If you just miss a batch, you might wait hours for the next processing cycle.
4. Blockchain Congestion: During high network traffic, transaction fees increase substantially. Some casinos wait for lower fees before processing, especially for smaller withdrawals.

The casinos with truly fast withdrawals have:

• Larger hot wallet reserves (more funds readily available)
• More sophisticated automated review systems
• Continuous processing rather than batch processing
• Dynamic fee adjustment to ensure confirmations regardless of network congestion

Most "instant withdrawal casino" claims are marketing crap. Even the fastest crypto casinos typically take 10-30 minutes for the entire process.

 

[jakethedice]

I've been systematically testing withdrawal speeds at different crypto casinos for the past 6 months. Here are the actual averages based on 5+ withdrawals at each site:

Top Tier (Under 20 mins average)

• TG Casino: 11 minutes average (42 withdrawals)
• Mega Dice: 19 minutes average (28 withdrawals)

Mid Tier (20-45 mins average)

• Coincasino: 29 minutes average (17 withdrawals)
• Instant Casino: 31 minutes average (23 withdrawals)
• Coinpoker: 40 minutes average (15 withdrawals)

Slow Tier (45+ mins average)

• BC Game: 3.5 hours average (12 withdrawals)
• Stake: it hours average (8 withdrawals)
• Roobet: 7.4 hours average (6 withdrawals)
• BitStarz: 5.2 hours average (7 withdrawals)

I've found that withdrawal times are fairly consistent at each casino regardless of day/time, suggesting it's more about their internal processes than staffing or volume.

The only factor that consistently affects speed is withdrawal amount - larger withdrawals (over $2k equivalent) typically take 25-50% longer across all casinos.

 

[mavillian]

As someone who regularly withdraws larger amounts ($5k+), I can confirm there's definitely a correlation between withdrawal amount and processing time. However, TG Casino has been remarkably consistent regardless of amount. My withdrawal times:

• $750: 9 minutes
• $2,300: 12 minutes
• $8,600: 15 minutes
• $12,400: 17 minutes

Their system seems to be mostly automated even for larger amounts, which explains the consistency.
I suspect many casinos deliberately slow larger withdrawals hoping players will cancel and continue gambling. It's a common retention tactic in the industry.

One thing I've noticed - casinos that advertise "instant withdrawals" the most aggressively often have the slowest actual processing times. The ones that are truly fast don't need to oversell it.

 

[snowleopard]

Guys just want to share something I found recently when researching this exact issue. There's a page on InsideBitcoins where their gambling team actually tested and verified withdrawal times across a bunch of instant payout crypto casinos.

Their results pretty much match what @Sadnica and others have posted here - TG and Mega Dice consistently fastest, while Stake/Roobet/etc. take way longer despite all the "instant withdrawal" marketing BS.

The article goes into detail about why some casinos process faster than others (hot wallet management, automated vs manual reviews, etc). Really helped me understand what's happening behind the scenes when my withdrawals are "processing" forever.

They also explain what causes delays for larger withdrawals, which is useful to know. Apparently anything over 2 BTC at most casinos triggers additional security checks that slow things down.

Been using their recommendations for about a month now and haven't had to wait more than 20 mins for any withdrawal so far.

 

[OrangePanda]

Update: Created an account on TG Casino yesterday and deposited 0.01 BTC to test things out. Played some slots and blackjack for a couple hours.

Hit a decent win on Sweet Bonanza (about 80x) and decided to cash out to test the withdrawal speed. Requested withdrawal of 0.022 BTC at 8:43 PM.

Funds appeared in my wallet at 8:56 PM - exactly 13 minutes from request to receipt. That's definitely fast enough for me!

The Telegram interface was weird at first but actually works really smoothly once you get used to it.

Will try Mega Dice next to compare speeds.

Thanks again for all the recommendations - finally found a casino that doesn't make me wait hours to get my own money!