Why Were Certain Casinos Removed?
As previously mentioned, there are specific qualities we look for in anonymous casinos, and the ones that were removed simply didn’t meet these standards. Some casinos may have these qualities but not in a substantial way. For instance, if a site has minimal KYC requirements, it might be tempting to classify it as a no-KYC casino (full list), but that would be misleading. If there’s any form of KYC required—especially for larger withdrawals—it should not be on this list.
Additionally, we use an internal checklist to maintain the integrity of CryptoChipy. While we can’t share all the details of this process (it’s like Gordon Ramsay keeping the ingredients of his secret sauce!), it helps us keep the site trustworthy and respected.
Which Brands Got Removed?
If you’re wondering which brands were removed from our coveted list of 50, you’ve come to the right place. We’re happy to share these with you. Just to clarify, these sites are still great! They just didn’t meet our internal criteria for what an anonymous casino should offer players.
Криптозино
Kryptosino (review) claims to offer minimal or no KYC, but unfortunately, that’s not entirely accurate. You’ll need to go through KYC to withdraw any winnings. Although the site initially suggested that gambling could be done anonymously, this is not the case. While it’s not ideal, Kryptosino still has some interesting features worth checking out.
Сластастика
Slotastic (review) offers a fun bonus wheel with up to six monthly offers. Deposits and withdrawals are easy, and the site accepts several cryptocurrencies, including all the major ones. However, while deposits are processed in about 30 minutes, withdrawals can take up to five business days, which is slower than usual.
888 Starz
888 Starz (review) advertises itself as an anonymous casino and supports over 50 languages, catering to a global audience. However, we found that they may still require KYC for even small withdrawals, which disqualifies it as a truly anonymous site. On the plus side, they accept over 30 cryptocurrencies, including popular ones like Bitcoin, Binance Coin, and Litecoin.
Дуэлбиттер
Duelbits really impressed us when we first reviewed it. It gives the appearance of being a fully anonymous and decentralized casino. However, despite the wallet-to-wallet transactions and blockchain-based payments, it doesn’t quite meet the criteria for anonymity we initially thought. It’s close but not quite fully anonymous, as we were led to believe.
Bets IO
Bets IO is a sports betting-focused site and does a great job in that area. However, we mistakenly classified it as anonymous for a while. While it supports a variety of crypto coins, including some niche options like Basic Attention Token, KYC is required at the site’s discretion, so it doesn’t qualify as fully anonymous. Still, it’s worth exploring if you’re interested in betting with niche coins.
Are These Sites Still Worth Using?
These casinos may not top our list, nor are they the newest entries, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t worth trying out. What we value in a casino isn’t universal, and we don’t claim to be the final authority on all things iGaming. So feel free to explore until you find something that suits your preferences. The beauty of Bitcoin casinos is in the eye of the beholder!
