Crypto-Games.net Review: Now Crypto.Games, 1% Dice

Status in October 2026: Crypto-Games.net still exists, but under a new address. The old domain now forwards to crypto.games, where the same CryptoGames site runs Dice and DiceV2 at a 1% house edge. The operator is MuchGaming B.V. of Willemstad, Curaçao (company number 153126), and its Curaçao Gaming Authority licence OGL/2024/1336/1047 showed as Active on the certificate linked from the site footer on 7 October 2026.

This is one of the last old-school, dice-first crypto sites: no slots catalogue from big studios, no sportsbook, just ten in-house games, a chat room, a faucet and a busy high-rolls feed. Players from the US, the UK, Australia, France, the Netherlands, Spain and a list of other countries are not accepted.

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   No deposit bonus: free faucet, monthly wagering contests with VIP perks (0.8% dice edge for winners) and voucher drops

   • Dice and DiceV2 at a 1% house edge, results 0.000 to 99.999
   • Provably fair games plus an iTech Labs RNG certificate (June 2022)
   • 14 coins including BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL and XRP

   Licence: Curaçao Gaming Authority OGL/2024/1336/1047 (MuchGaming B.V., granted 13 Aug 2025; certificate Active 7 Oct 2026)

   Visit siteRead review18+. Faucet, tip and promotional winnings can be refused at withdrawal (terms 8.10). First withdrawal min 0.0007 BTC. T&Cs apply.

Who can play

Schedule 1 of the terms (version 2.0, January 2026) lists the refused jurisdictions. Among them: the United States and its territories, the United Kingdom, Australia, France, the Netherlands and the Dutch Caribbean, Spain, Cyprus, Greece, Hungary, Malta, Slovakia, Slovenia, Japan, Colombia, South Africa, Russia, Belarus and several sanctioned states. The operator calls this a live list that can change at any time, and section S1.3 bans VPNs and location spoofing. An account caught playing from a refused country can be suspended and its withdrawals stopped.

The minimum age is 18, or the age of majority where you live if that is higher. At registration you give your full name, date of birth and country or address of residence, and only fully registered users can deposit.

Licence and operator: how to check them

MuchGaming B.V. is the named company in the terms, the About page and the footer. Its licence comes from the Curaçao Gaming Authority under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK) that took effect on 24 December 2024. The footer carries two badges, and both are worth clicking:

1. CGA certificate (cert.gcb.cw): on 7 October 2026 it confirmed that crypto.games is operated by MuchGaming B.V. under licence OGL/2024/1336/1047, granted 13 August 2025, status Active.
2. XCM seal (validator-xcm.certria.com): it shows the site is under compliance management of Xecutive Corporate Management B.V., lists crypto.games as a registered website and gave the status VALID.

One oddity: the footer text still calls the regulator the “Curaçao Gaming Control Board”, which was the pre-2025 body. The certificate itself is issued in the CGA’s name, and that is the document to trust. The CGA’s own portal has been patchy since a confirmed data breach in September 2026; the authority says existing licences remain valid.

Older reviews, including the previous version of this page, did not name a licence at all. That has changed, and it is the main reason the site deserves another look.

Crypto.Games dice: rules, edge and payouts

The roll produces a number from 0.000 to 99.999, which gives 100,000 possible results rather than the 10,000 of a two-decimal game. You choose a target and bet that the roll lands higher or lower. DiceV2 is a second dice variant on the same 1% edge. The FAQ confirms the figure for both: “Dice and Dice 2.0 has a house edge of 1%”.

At 1%, every payout is 99 divided by your win chance. A few slider positions, worked out:

Treat the payout column as our arithmetic from the published edge; the game shows its own rounded figure as you move the slider.

The 0.8% VIP edge

Monthly wagering contests decide who gets VIP status: the top five Bitcoin and Ethereum wagerers, the top three in Litecoin and the top player in each other coin. For that month, VIPs roll dice at a 0.8% edge, which the site describes as 20% less than regular users pay. The old version of this page advertised 0.8% as if everyone got it. Today it is a reward for heavy volume, not the default.

How much does 0.2 percentage points save? On 0.25 BTC of total dice stakes, a regular player’s expected cost is 0.0025 BTC and a VIP’s is 0.002 BTC. Earning VIP status by out-wagering the leaderboard usually costs far more than that saving, so chase it only if you were going to play that volume anyway.

The dice jackpot

A progressive jackpot pays when a winning dice roll lands exactly on 7.777 or 77.777, your bet and profit both reach the minimum (0.0000015 BTC or the coin equivalent), and a separate “jackpot number” taken from the end of the SHA-512 hash of your seeds comes out as 77. Those are 2 results out of 100,000, multiplied by a 1-in-100 condition, so a hit is a matter of millions to one per bet. A win of 0.004 BTC or more collects the full jackpot; smaller wins get a proportional share, with a 1% minimum. It is a lottery ticket attached to the game, not a reason to pick a target.

Bet speed and the API

Betting at least 1,000 times the coin’s minimum bet gives your rolls priority on the server, and VIPs get top priority on every bet. Several autobets running at once all slow to the pace of the smallest one. A personal API key, generated under Your Account, lets you run your own dice scripts; never share that key.

Provably fair and RNG testing

Each game commits to a server seed, shows you its hash before the bet, and combines it with a client seed you can change. Afterwards you compare the revealed server seed with the earlier hash. The site also links a third-party verifier for every bet, lists itself as a verified operator of the Crypto Gambling Foundation, and publishes an iTech Labs certificate dated 24 June 2022 stating that its RNG passed Marsaglia’s diehard tests. The FAQ adds a candid warning: keeping the same client seed for many rolls lets the house anticipate it in theory, so rotate it. Our provably fair walkthrough shows the full check.

Free play: faucet and PlayMoney

The faucet hands out small amounts so you can test the games. How many claims you get in 24 hours depends on your player level, up to 60 for the highest levels, and you cannot claim within 12 hours after a withdrawal. When the faucet runs dry, PlayMoney gives unlimited-feeling practice with no cash value. Be clear about the limits: section 8.10 of the terms lets the operator refuse withdrawals of funds built up from faucet claims, chat tips and promotional rewards, and the FAQ warns that repeatedly cashing out faucet earnings can get the faucet disabled or the account blocked. Our free Bitcoin dice page explains how faucets fit into practice play.

There is no deposit-match welcome bonus. Rewards come from the faucet, levels, vouchers, the VIP contest and the referral scheme, which pays 15% of the house edge on bets by players you refer (the old page quoted 25%).

Coins, deposits and withdrawals

Fourteen coins are supported: BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP, BNB, SOL, USDC, DOGE, SHIB, LTC, BCH, PEPE, ETC and POL. The Monero, Dash, Gridcoin and Peercoin options mentioned in older reviews are gone. Card purchases of BTC or ETH run through a third-party on-ramp (Onramper), which may run its own identity checks.

The terms also say verification may be required before the first withdrawal and that withdrawals must go to a wallet you control, possibly the one you deposited from. Section 9.9 states plainly that nothing on the site guarantees an instant payout.

Account rules worth knowing

• One account per person; duplicates are closed and funds confiscated.
• Opening 10 or more instances of the site at once triggers a temporary block.
• Inactive after 180 days with no login or play; dormant after 36 months, when an unclaimed balance can be forfeited after notice.
• All bets are final; there are no refunds.
• Two-factor authentication through Google Authenticator is available, and a secured login session lasts 7 days.

Complaints and disputes

Start with live chat or [email protected]. A formal complaint goes to [email protected], ideally within six months of the incident, using the operator’s complaint form. The policy (version 2.0, effective 17 January 2026) promises an acknowledgement with an expected timeline, normally within 7 days, and a written final decision within four weeks; responsible-gaming complaints within five business days. If you are still unhappy, you can take the dispute to a CGA-certified ADR provider, free of charge to you, with the process expected to finish within 90 days. The CGA itself does not settle individual disputes. XCM, the compliance manager, also accepts complaints at [email protected] once you have exhausted the site’s own procedure.

Crypto.Games next to bigger dice sites

Crypto.Games suits a player who wants a focused dice room with three-decimal precision, a faucet for practice and an API for scripts. It is a poor fit if you want slots from major studios, live dealers or sports. Rules of the game itself are on our dice basics page, and our review method explains how we judge sites like this one.

Responsible gambling tools

Under Your account > Settings you can take a time-out of 1 to 30 days or self-exclude for one, three or five years; self-exclusion cannot be reversed once it starts, and you may be asked to withdraw your balance first. Dice is fast, and autobet makes it faster, so set a loss limit before you start and stick to it. Free help: Gamblers Anonymous (gamblersanonymous.org) and Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org). Our safer gambling page lists more tools. 18+ only.

Crypto-Games.net FAQ

Is Crypto-Games.net still open?

Yes, under a new domain. As of October 2026 crypto-games.net forwards to crypto.games, which runs the same CryptoGames site with Dice, DiceV2 and eight other in-house games.

Who operates Crypto.Games and is it licensed?

MuchGaming B.V. of Curaçao (company number 153126) runs it under Curaçao Gaming Authority licence OGL/2024/1336/1047, granted 13 August 2025. The footer certificate showed the licence as Active on 7 October 2026.

What is the house edge on Crypto.Games dice?

1% on both Dice and DiceV2, so a 50% chance pays 1.98x. Monthly VIP contest winners play dice at a 0.8% edge for the month they hold VIP status.

Can I play Crypto.Games dice from the US or UK?

No. Both are on the restricted list in Schedule 1 of the terms, along with Australia, France, the Netherlands, Spain and others, and using a VPN to get around it is banned.

Can I withdraw faucet winnings?

Not reliably. The terms let the operator decline withdrawals of funds built up from faucet claims, tips and promotional rewards, and repeated faucet cash-outs can lead to a blocked account.

How fast are Crypto.Games withdrawals?

The FAQ quotes about 1 minute for ETH, 5 for LTC and 20 for BTC after two confirmations. Verification checks and the network fee you choose can make it slower.