Aside the fact I know that you are trying to draw traffic from this forum to your site, I sure wish you had compiled the list on this forum, that is, compile the list on a table or something, but this is just by thought and thats by the way.

I actually have never tried or played on any platform/casino that uses or accepted bitcoin lightening network as a form of deposit, and it's actually cool to know that we now have some casinos that have Implemented this feature, but unfortunately, I personally don't gamble with bitcoin, I actually used to, but stopped already, I prefer to hold my bitcoins, I can gamble with any other coin most especially usdt, but bitcoin is always kept or reserved as an investment, outside of this, I would have loved to try one of those of bitcoin lightning network casinos, if not for anything, to atleast, teach myself how transaction on lightning network works, since I've only been reading about it, but have never got to actually try it.

Feel free to share it here as well, as long as the casinos are reputable and trustworthy.


You're absolutely right. Lightning Network options are limited everywhere, not only at online casinos.


I can't say I have a whole lot of experience, but I've tried LN transactions a few times. The advantages are undeniable. The biggest drawback is that using Lightning Network can be a bit trickier than using regular Bitcoin for some folks, imho.

Hi,
thank you very much for the quote! Yes we are a new lightning network casino (and we have a working onion service).
We are working to make more games as possible and to bring into lightning network the best experience possibile.
For any suggestion or curiosity, we are waiting you into our thread!

This is a good one mate. This service would make a good deal  for your website as the case may be.
In as much as you are trying to ease deposit stress to casinos by listing names of casinos that accept lightning deposit and as well indirectly advertising the casinos and drawing traffic to your website, I will ask you about the reputation of the casinos you have listed because it is one thing to list them and another to know how genuine the listed casinos are because the safety of every visitor should be your
utmost priority because anyone who visits or gets to know any of the listed casinos through your website and makes use of any casino listed and have unfortunate experience as the end result, this would would mean a bad  dent on your name and website.

Asking us here to give you more names of casinos having such features without you conducting any due diligence on the casinos given would make no sense. First hand experience would better explain things properly to you rendering such services to safeguard your reputation. So I would ask if you have tried them all to see how the overall service of the casinos listed on your website works.

There are some people argue that it's bad to use Bitcoin to gamble because Bitcoin price may pump high and they're regret to spent Bitcoin when it was cheap.

To open a channel you need to pay Bitcoin using on chain network, not to mention you need to convert Bitcoin on chain to lightning network, which make lightning network isn't really cheap to use. If there's an instant bridge and cheaper while open a channel, many people might use it.

Have you tried using the lightning network? I have been hearing that for a long time, but I have never tried to use the lightning address, to be honest. I don't know if I'm just confused or if I just don't understand right now.

So I'm just paying attention now. I rarely see gambling that has lightning payment options in that regard, maybe because there are many people like me who are confused or haven't tried using the lightning network yet.

I am quite in a similar position like yours, I have also heard about the lightning network and the advantages it offers to people who wants to save in commissions and seek for high speed in their transactions. However, I have not taken my time to learn about it enough for me to use it.
I may try, since exchanges (like Binance) are already giving support to that second layer solutions.
I know how to use an application to receive satoshis, but I don't have any idea how one is supposed to convert or send satoshis in the lightning network back to the main Blockchain of BTC.

By the way, besides of the relatively small number of people into this solution (as you mentioned) the lack of implementation may also have something to do with chain analysis. It is harder to track transactions in second layers.