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BC.Game Review
BC.Game built its reputation on one of the widest crypto-coin lists in the industry and an in-house crash lobby, but it surrendered its Curaçao gaming licence in December 2024, one day before regulators were due to rule on it amid a bankruptcy claim tied to unpaid players.
Tested by Elena RhodesQuick facts
- Founded
- 2017
- License
- Anjouan, Union of Comoros (surrendered its Curaçao licence in December 2024) — ALSI-202410011-FI1
- Withdrawal speed
- Fast
- Min. deposit
- $10
- Bonus
- 180% up to $20,000
- Wagering
- varies
- KYC
- No verification below $500
- Support
- Live chat, Email, Telegram
Supported coins & Supported blockchains
BTC
ETH
USDT
SOL
BNB
USDC
Bitcoin Lightning Network
Ethereum
Solana
BNB Smart Chain
Polygon
Arbitrum
TRONUSDT networks: ERC20, TRC20, BEP20, Solana
Pros
- • Supports 150+ cryptocurrencies, among the broadest coin lists of any crash-game casino
- • Hosts both Spribe's Aviator and its own Classic Crash original with a 1% house edge
- • Deposits as low as $10 in crypto equivalent unlock the tiered welcome package
- • Won 'Best Casino Operator' at the 2023 SiGMA Awards
Cons
- • Voluntarily surrendered its Curaçao licence in December 2024 rather than face a regulator ruling, and now runs under the lighter-touch Anjouan (Comoros) framework
- • A November 2024 Curaçao court bankruptcy ruling stemmed from claims of unpaid players
- • Wagering requirements swing between 40x and 60x depending on which coin is used
- • Withdrawals above roughly $5,000 (or $10,000/month) can trigger fresh KYC despite the no-KYC marketing
Our verdict
The coin selection and crash-game variety are hard to beat, but the licence downgrade and unpaid-player bankruptcy claim are real red flags — approach cautiously and avoid parking large balances until BC.Game's regulatory status stabilizes.
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