Every casino on Crypto Blackjack Casinos gets a score out of five. The score is built from the casino's published documents, so two people following the method get the same number.
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The scoring lines
| What the casino publishes | Points |
|---|---|
| Starting score for a listed casino | 4.0 |
| A licence with a named operating company | +0.2 |
| A written ID-check rule | +0.2 |
| An ID-check rule with an amount or a clause number | +0.2 |
| A withdrawal cap or payout schedule in the terms | +0.2 |
| Eight or more coins in the cashier | +0.1 |
| Provably fair originals | +0.1 |
The maximum is 4.9. A casino that publishes less is not marked down below 4.0; it simply earns fewer additions.
Why not rate the blackjack lobby?
Because it barely differs. Most crypto casinos carry the same studios' blackjack tables, and the rules of a table are the same at every casino that offers it. The useful comparison of tables is by rule, and it lives on our house edge page.
Where each fact comes from
- Licence and operator: the regulator's public register, searched by licence number.
- ID-check rule and withdrawal cap: the casino's terms, with the clause number where it has one.
- Coins: the casino's cashier or terms.
- Provably fair originals: the casino's game list.
When a casino changes licence, as Wild.io, Bitcasino.io and BC.Game did in 2026, we note which licence a clause was read under.
What the score is not
It is not a promise that a casino will pay, and it is not a measure of how much you will win. Blackjack's house edge applies at every casino; the score only tells you how clearly a casino has written down the rules that govern your money.