Bitcoin at Casoola: deposits and withdrawals, with the price in mind
Bitcoin is the best-known cryptocurrency and comes with the biggest price swings. This page of casinocasoola.biz explains how Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals work and why the bonus should be thought through in your account currency when you pay with Bitcoin. The set of methods and limits depends on the account – check the cashier.
Go to the offerDepositing with Bitcoin
After choosing Bitcoin in the cashier, you receive a deposit address. Send the amount from your own wallet or exchange account on the Bitcoin network. The transaction needs a number of network confirmations before it is credited, which takes a variable time depending on network load. You pay a network fee when sending, shown by your wallet. If the cashier sets a minimum, make sure you still reach it after the fee.
Withdrawing in Bitcoin
To withdraw, enter your own Bitcoin address; the casino converts your balance at the rate of that moment. Copy and paste the address rather than typing it, and compare the first and last characters before sending. Verification may be requested, and an exchange receiving the funds may run its own checks.
How the price affects your bonus
Bonus and wagering are calculated in the account currency. If your account is in euros, Bitcoin is only the deposit and withdrawal tool, and your balance moves in euros while you play. Illustrative example, not Casoola's terms: a €150 bonus on a Bitcoin deposit worth €150 with 35x wagering needs €5,250 of turnover in euros, whatever Bitcoin does meanwhile. At withdrawal you receive Bitcoin at the rate of that moment, so the result can differ in euros and in coin. If the account currency itself is Bitcoin, the price moves your balance's value during play too.
When it makes sense
Bitcoin suits players who already hold crypto and understand wallets. If you would buy Bitcoin only for the casino, buying and selling fees plus price swings can make a card or bank transfer simpler. For a more stable crypto option, see USDT.