Our withdrawal tests
Published payout times are promises. These are measurements: at each casino we list, we requested a withdrawal from our own account and noted how long it took to arrive.
The log
| Casino | Date | Method | Amount | Time | What happened |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duel | Oct 7, 2026 | Crypto | Small test amount | 5 min | Paid 1–5 minutes after we asked |
| Play Fortuna | Oct 7, 2026 | Crypto | Small test amount | 5 min | Paid 1–5 minutes after we asked |
| BitStarz | Oct 19, 2026 | Crypto | Small test amount | 5 min | Paid 1–5 minutes after we asked |
| Cashy | Oct 19, 2026 | Crypto | Small test amount | 5 min | Paid 1–5 minutes after we asked |
| Shuffle | Oct 7, 2026 | Crypto | Small test amount | 5 min | Paid 1–5 minutes after we asked |
| Stake | Oct 7, 2026 | Crypto | Small test amount | 5 min | Paid 1–5 minutes after we asked |
How we test
- We deposit a small amount from our own wallet and play it at least once, so the withdrawal is not a "deposit-and-out".
- We request a withdrawal in crypto to our own wallet and note the time of the request.
- We note when the casino marks it as paid and when the coins arrive, and log the gap.
What these numbers do not show
- Large or first withdrawals. Our amounts were small. A big first cash-out usually triggers an ID check (KYC) first, which can take hours or days.
- Interac. Every test so far was a crypto withdrawal. We have not yet timed an Interac cash-out to a Canadian bank account.
- Your exchange. The time from your exchange to your bank account is not included.
Each new test is added here and in the casino's review, and it feeds into the withdrawals block of the score (see how we score).