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Bovada are one of the biggest U.S. friendly online gambling sites. Their sister site Bodog caters for the Canadian market. Bovada are primary known for their sportsbook but they also have a very popular real money poker room. They've recently started accepting BTC from their customers. WHAT WE LIKE Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals are processed free of charge. Option to use Visa and Mastercard also although they are 5%-7% more expensive. Huge variety of games... Bovada U.S. BTC Casino - Quick Review ..read more

We are sorry to report that CloudBet has decided to ban players from the United States of America. CloudBet were one of our recommended crypto sportsbooks so we're sorry to see them block players from such a large sports betting market. When we contacted their customer support they confirmed that "Unfortunately, US jurisdiction does not accept Cloudbet" When players from the U.S. try to create an account now, they... CloudBet bans United States sports bettors ..read more

Bovada Poker were the largest U.S. facing poker room before they took the unexpected decision to withdraw from the online poker market completely in 2016. Thankfully, the biggest brand in U.S. gambling have reconsidered and have decided to reopen their poker site in the USA and Latin America and we're gland to report that they're just as good as every. Here is a quick... Bovada Cryptocurrency U.S. Poker - Quick Review ..read more

Online gamblers in Australia have been having a tough few months. Tightening of gambling regulations has resulted in a ban on online poker and sportsbooks have been forced to remove popular features like in-play betting from bookie websites and apps. Now it appears that the Northern Territory Racing Commission has contacted every registered bookmaker to ask them to refrain from facilitating cryptocurrency... Australian regulator pulls plug on cryptocurrency wagering ..read more

Last year (2022) was a bit of a disaster for me on the cryptocurrency front, because I lost more money storing my crypto at sites like FTX, BlockFi and Celsius than I did at any casino or sportsbook. I lost close to $10,000 which was very painful because I thought these sites were really safe. I'm wondering if anyone else was stupid enough to lose money on these scam sites ..read more

At BitcoinGambling.io we are very careful about which sportsbooks and casinos we recommend because there are a lot of shady characters in the crypto-gambling world. Just this week it was revealed that crypto casino Rollbit has lost its gambling license in Curaçao. If you look on BitcoinTalk you will find lots of threads of users claiming they were scammed by Rollbit so it's not hugely surprising that they have been dropped by... Rollbit loses Curaçao its gambling license ..read more

A new article published on Vox.com makes the claim that the United States made a huge blunder by legalizing online gambling in large parts of the country. I'm interested to hear what other people think about this conclusion, particularly from gamblers based in the USA. The article is quite long so here's a basic summary in case you don't have time to read the whole thing... The... Vox.com article claims America made a mistake legalising gambling ..read more

I just decided to buy some Tether stablecoin to deposit at a casino but the exchange is asking if I want to send it an ERC-20 or an TRC-20 address? What the hell is that? They say if I make a mistake the funds will be lost and I won't be able to recover them. I thought stablecoins were supposed to be less confusing than bitcoin but this all seems very complicated. Can someone please explain what this is all about ..read more