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Craze vs BC.Game
Craze and BC.Game compared on rewards, offers, coins, verification and withdrawals, from each operator's own pages.
Craze
Craze Rewards
25% of the house edge back from your very first bet
Claim at CrazeRead the Craze reviewBC.Game
Welcome offer
Welcome Shield: 20% of net losses back, up to $5,000
Claim at BC.GameRead the BC.Game reviewThe short version
BC.Game claims more than 100 coins, runs a sportsbook and its own tokens, and offers a Welcome Shield covering 20% of net losses up to $5,000 for a limited time. Its VIP rakeback is invitation-only and the rates are not published. Craze Rewards, once live, pays a published 25% of the house edge to every player from the first bet.
Choose Craze if
- You want a published rakeback rate open to every player
- You want rewards with no invitation needed
- You want a simpler lobby built around originals
Choose BC.Game if
- You hold an unusual coin that few casinos list
- You want loss cover in your first weeks
- You bet on sport as well as casino
Fact by fact
| Fact | Craze | BC.Game |
|---|---|---|
| Current offer | 25% of the house edge back from your very first bet | Welcome Shield: 20% of net losses back, up to $5,000 |
| Operator | Gridline Limited, incorporated in Belize (registration 000051927), San Victor Street, Orange Walk Town. Payments are processed by Nexa Innovate Corp Ltd of Cyprus (registration HE 460663) as payment agent. The copyright line reads CRAZE LLC.1 | Twocent Technology Limited, registered in Belize (company 000041939), Sea Urchin Street, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye.1 |
| Licence | Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (Union of Comoros), licence ALSI-202602036-F12, held by Gridline Limited. The footer seal links to the Anjouan Gaming Board validation page.1,11 | Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, licence ALSI-202410011-FI1. Listed as a verified operator on the Crypto Gambling Foundation network. A 2022 blog post referring to Malta and Curaçao licences is out of date.1,19 |
| Established | Not stated by the operator. Its terms carry the date 10/11/2025 as printed.2 | 2017, according to the operator's own blog.3 |
| Cryptocurrencies listed | The FAQ says 20 or more cryptocurrencies are accepted for deposit; the individual assets are shown in the wallet after login and are not listed on a public page.3 | More than 100 cryptocurrencies are claimed; the operator names BTC, ETH, DOGE, TRX, XRP and LTC among them, but the full list is only shown in the wallet after login.4 |
| Networks to check | Not published. The FAQ directs players to the deposit address and instructions shown in the wallet for each currency.3 | Not published on a public page. Networks and any memo or tag requirement are shown in the login-gated deposit screen.5 |
| Buying crypto in-app | Not documented. The lobby advertises crypto deposits only; the terms refer to card payments in general language but no card or bank on-ramp is described.10,2 | Yes. The FAQ says Buy Crypto deposits are provided by MoonPay and Banxa. Specific card or bank methods are not listed on a public page.5 |
| Verification | Optional to play: the FAQ says you can stay anonymous but cannot claim certain promotions, and that email verification is needed before a deposit. The terms allow the operator to require identity documents before betting and before any withdrawal, including a selfie or a verification call.5,3,2 | The terms allow verification before an account is activated, before deposits or withdrawals, before some games or promotions, on unusual activity, after changes to personal details and periodically. The AML policy says customer information is collected before deposit addresses are issued. No verification levels are described publicly.2,1 |
| Withdrawal minimum | $10 or equivalent per transaction under the terms. Each cryptocurrency also has its own minimum, shown in the wallet.2,4 | Not published. The FAQ says the minimum differs by cryptocurrency because each coin has a different value.5 |
| Withdrawal fees | A per-coin fee that changes with network congestion, shown on the confirmation page. The terms also allow an 8 percent fee (minimum $4) if the deposit has not been wagered at least once.4,2 | A minimum 0.1 percent withdrawal fee, plus network charges; the terms say fees are disclosed before confirming. The VIP blog says VIP members pay no deposit or withdrawal fees.6,2,12 |
| Withdrawal timing | Not stated as a processing time. The terms set a monthly withdrawal cap of $10,000, reduced to $5,000 when the balance is at least ten times the total deposited.2 | The FAQ says each blockchain transaction generally needs 5 to 10 minutes to confirm, and can take several hours depending on the chain and fee; the terms say published estimates are indicative only. At least 3 confirmations of a deposit are required before a withdrawal.5,2 |
| Own originals | Yes. A Craze Originals category with the casino's own games; Dice and Limbo were shown on the lobby at the check date.10 | Yes, BC Originals, including Crash, Plinko, Mines, Limbo, Wheel, Jade, Blackjack and Classic Dice. No current total is published; the fairness page carries documents for 29 house games.8,11 |
| Game providers | Not stated as a count. The lobby banner advertises 2,000 or more slots and there is a providers page.10 | No count published. Named studios include BGaming, Pragmatic Play, Evolution and NetEnt; the operator's own provider sitemap lists 173 provider pages, including regional duplicates.9 |
| Live casino | Yes: live casino, game shows, blackjack, roulette and baccarat categories. The lobby banner advertises 40 or more live dealers.10 | Yes, live dealer tables. Slot counts differ between the operator's pages, from 1,000-plus to 10,000-plus.17 |
| Sportsbook | No sportsbook on the site at the check date, although the terms include general sports betting rules.10,2 | Yes, with live betting and a separate sports terms page.10 |
| Provably fair | Yes. The operator states that every game on the platform uses provably fair technology, verified with a server seed, a client seed and a nonce on its verification page.7 | Yes for house games: each result is derived from HMAC-SHA256 of the client seed and nonce with the server seed, and Crash uses a pre-generated hash chain salted with a future Bitcoin block hash. An older FAQ answer describing an Ethereum smart contract contradicts the fairness page.11,5 |
| Rewards and VIP | Craze Rewards, launching soon: 10% of house edge as instant rakeback, 10% weekly and 5% monthly from the first eligible bet at every rank, paid as cash with no wagering. Automatic level-up and rank-up cash rises from 5% at Bronze to 12.5% at the top rank, for up to 37.5% in total. Eleven ranks from Bronze ($1,000 wagered) to Craze ($1 billion); status never expires. The lobby currently lists the VIP Club as coming soon.10,6 | An invitation-only VIP Club with reload, TopPlay and GamePlay bonuses, lossback and rakeback that depends on VIP status; the exact rates are not published. A Welcome Shield covering 20 percent of net losses up to $5,000 for a limited time after joining is described on the operator's blog.12,18 |
| Support | Email to [email protected]. The responsible gambling policy states 24/7 access to helplines and live chat support.1,8 | 24-hour online support by live chat. A compliance email is published; a general support email is not. Help pages in 35 languages. Mobile apps are an Android APK from the operator's download page and an App Store install unlocked by an official link, according to its blog.13 |
| Restricted territories (documented) | Australia, Austria, Comoros, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, all FATF-blacklisted countries and any other prohibited jurisdiction. Australia, the UK and the US are all named. Using a VPN to mask location is prohibited.2 | Australia, Austria, France and its territories, Germany, the Netherlands and its territories, Spain, the Union of the Comoros, the United Kingdom, mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, the United States and its territories, all FATF blacklisted countries and any other jurisdiction the Anjouan authority prohibits. Australia, the UK and the US are all named. From Australia every page redirected to a block notice.2,17 |
| Responsible gambling tools | Deposit, loss and time limits (daily, weekly or monthly), reality-check reminders, cooling-off and self-exclusion. A limit decrease applies immediately; an increase waits 24 hours. Self-exclusion is requested by email to support and takes effect within 24 hours under the terms.8,2 | Loss or wager limits over a day, week, month or quarter, with a cooling-off of at least 24 hours before removal. Self-exclusion for 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 6 months or permanently after a 24-hour cooldown. A self-assessment questionnaire and a budget calculator. The policy text elsewhere gives a 6-month minimum and a 7-day cooling-off, which contradicts the tool pages.14 |
Superscripts link to the source list on each casino's review. "Not stated" means we could not find it in the operator's own documentation. Work out what rakeback is worth to you.