In my opinion, internal exchanges on gambling sites are in no way a substitute or alternative for traditional centralized exchanges. The purpose is to give players an easy option to convert different cryptocurrencies within the exchange, depending on the user's preferences, and to avoid the need to withdraw funds to external services and re-deposit them. As long as gambling sites accept different cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals, there will always be a need for an internal exchange.

There's note on the category of primedice and stake and that's why I think it's fine to be on that category of this list.

There are limits for the amount and that will depend on the account tier that you have for some of the casinos. But AFAIK, most of them have the same limits whether you get a high tier account or not. It depends on the casino where you're going to use that feature of exchange. For the most that are listed on the OP, it's noted that they don't require kyc.

I think you mean that the platform has an internal exchange, and that is a great option because from BTC you transfer it quickly to LTC, TRX or any crypto that has a low fee rate, apart from there are other platforms that you can transfer your deposit to A native token of the casino to play and bet and to withdraw you can pass it to any other currency that you like to make the transaction.

There is also the option of coin staking, the more you have native tokens you generate passive income in other stronger currencies, as is the case with Betfury.

just added bitkong.com. i saw that this casino has been years in gambling business but just encounter their thread as someone refresh its page.
they have long list of fiat payment options here. one of the long list that ive seen so far.


site link : https://bitkong.com/
ANN thread : https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1214505.0
supported crypto : BTC, BTC (BSC), BUSD, ETH, BCH, BNB, DAI, DASH, LTC, MATIC, USDT, USDC, WBTC, XRP
supported fiat : USD, ARS, AMD, AUD, AZN, BDT, BRL, GBP, CAD, CNY, DKK, EUR, GEL, HKD, INR, IDR, ILS, JPY, KES, MYR, MXN, NZD, NOK, PKR, PHP, PLN, RUB, SGD, KRW, SEK, CHF, THB, TRY, AED

KYC : No , but if you are dealing with fiat, high likely that they require your credentials here.

found the review of btcgosu here -

https://www.btcgosu.com/review/bitkong/

Hi AmoreJaz,

Chips.gg also has a swaps feature on their casino. It's available at the following link: https://chips.gg/landing?modal=Rewards&tab=swap.
The fees depend on the rank of the player.

You can add this to your table if you want.

- I just noticed some gambling games in the ones you listed Sir because I often play on the wintomato platform, and the altcoins I use to play are dogecoin, litecoin and the fiat stablecoin is usdt. Now I'm just wondering here on the wintomato platform, if you use altcoins to play and when I withdraw, the withdrawal fee is cheap, but when the usdt you used is equal to this, the point is reached that you want to withdraw from wintomato using the usdt has a very high withdrawal fee of -19-20$, do you think OP why is this charge of wintomato so high? I just don't know if you have tried my experience with wintomato. Thank you

@Mr. Magkaisa it's not that wintomato charge a high fee but it's because that is the standard fees of eth up until now. If you are using a stable coin, you can follow the advice of @Amorejaz which use a trc20 network if it's available but I see that even on this network they still charge a whopping of 11 dollars.

I think that was a lot but usually, tron related transactions are much cheaper than that like under a dollar fee only. The only best thing that you can do is to not use a stable coin when gambling on this platform. Altcoins are a still a good choice anyway for gambling, not only because their fees are low but they can also fluctuate less.

been long time that i haven't updated the list. apologies for that. yes, will remove betja as i was also wondering the site was down already. this bookie didn't survive, huh! i had some satoshis on that site as i was betting some on their sports before. good that it is not much.

will add nanogames. thank you for this addition.


will add as well. thank you. and yes, the swap fee depends on your level so maybe the Tycoon V level has free swap fees already. you can also buy crypto within their site by using their 3rd party partners (guardarian, changelly and moonpay), so up to you which one you will use. maybe check their rates first.

on this note, just saw a new site also introduced in the forum and will be adding also in my list.

site link: https://okb99.com/#/
supported crypto : USDT, TRX

thanks much for those info. aside from additional currencies, i believe some also removed alts in their exchange list. those alts that are not very active anymore in the trading market.
well, hopefully some gamblers are finding the use of the exchange tab inside the casino esp if they are looking for options on how to cut back on withdrawal fees.

@AmoreJaz, Some changes are needed on the "Gambling sites using Third Party Services" section. Dinabot doesn't provide the exchange service to Primedice users. They have disabled it a few months ago. Dinabot is still working for Stake users and the exchange fee is 3%-5% normally. On the other, a new exchanger (Poorbot.io) has started their journey for Stake.com users. They are providing the service with a 0.3% exchange fee rate.