Best USA crypto casinos?

[Romi]

Hello guys, I am looking for the best crypto gambling experience for players from the USA. What I am looking in crypto casinos:

• No KYC (or at least not that much pain in the ass please)
• The casino should be trustworthy, with the reputation. Like Stake for example (but not Stake, please)
• Crypto coins available. It would be great if I could deposit in one coin and withdraw with another
• VPN friendly OR completely open to the US players
• All top games and slots available to play. I also need live BJ, Poker, Plinko, Aviator, Goddess of the Night, Razor Returns, and Lady Fortune
• No troubles with pay outs, especially when it comes to big wins (I am an ambitious degen, and a high roller as well)

Please, you are welcome to share. Will use your referral links.

 

[bono_deux]

Has anyone here tried developing their own crypto casino? I'm a developer, and I'm curious about the legal and technical challenges involved. Any insights would be appreciated!

 

[Legolas]

Has anyone here tried developing their own crypto casino? I'm a developer, and I'm curious about the legal and technical challenges involved. Any insights would be appreciated!

Not a developer myself, but I've got a buddy who worked on one. From what he told me, the biggest challenges are navigating the regulatory landscape (it's a minefield) and ensuring provable fairness in your games. Oh, and dealing with the constant threat of DDoS attacks. It's not for the faint of heart, that's for sure.

 

[TamaGoBig]

Hey folks, I'm curious about how you all manage your crypto gambling winnings. Do you cash out to fiat immediately, or do you hold onto the crypto? Any tax implications we should be aware of?

 

[Newbie]

Hey folks, I'm curious about how you all manage your crypto gambling winnings. Do you cash out to fiat immediately, or do you hold onto the crypto? Any tax implications we should be aware of?

I'm wondering about this too. The whole tax situation with crypto gambling winnings seems super complicated. Anyone here have experience dealing with this?

 

[hick_val]

@Newbie @TamaGoBig I ain't no tax expert, but from what I gather, in the US, gambling winnings are taxable income, crypto or not. I usually cash out about half to fiat (gotta keep the missus happy with some 'real' money) and keep the rest in crypto. But seriously, talk to a tax pro if you're winning big. Better safe than sorry with the IRS!

 

[Robbie84]

Has anyone tried those Bitcoin faucet casinos? They claim you can gamble for free, but it sounds too good to be true. What's the catch?

 

[FakeOrgasm]

Has anyone tried those Bitcoin faucet casinos? They claim you can gamble for free, but it sounds too good to be true. What's the catch?

I've messed around with a few faucet casinos. The 'free' part is technically true, but the amounts are tiny. You'd need to grind for ages to get anything substantial. Most people use them to test out the casino before depositing real money. They're fun for a bit, but don't expect to strike it rich!

 

[RiddicK]

Yo, has anyone noticed how some crypto casinos are starting to offer NFT gambling? Like, you can bet with or on NFTs. It's wild! Anyone tried this yet? Feels like peak crypto madness to me.

 

[Ev.Lab]

I've seen this trend too! Tried it once on Rollbit. It's... interesting. Kinda feels like trading baseball cards, but with way higher stakes. Personally, I think it's a bit too volatile for my taste. The value of NFTs can swing wildly, which adds an extra layer of risk to the gambling. Cool concept, though!