Bitcoin in a few lines#
Bitcoin has run on its own network since 2009, adding a new block roughly every 10 minutes. Its ticker is BTC, and you hold the coins in a wallet only you control. To get some, buy at an exchange, accept BTC when you sell goods or services, or trade person to person.
Sending BTC to the cashier#
- Log in to the partner casino and open Deposit.
- Choose Bitcoin and copy the address shown.
- Paste it into your wallet, enter the amount and send on the Bitcoin network.
- Wait 15–60 minutes for the confirmations to credit your balance.
- Search the lobby for Hit Hot Fruit and spin.

Payouts in Bitcoin#
Bitcoin payouts from the partner casino take around 30 minutes on average, a little longer than the 15 minutes other coins need, because each block takes about 10 minutes to arrive. Small withdrawals up to 50 USD are paid in 1 to 60 minutes.
Wallet safety#
Back up your wallet, encrypt it, and for larger amounts set up multiple signatures. Paste the cashier’s address and compare its first and last characters before you press send: Bitcoin goes exactly where the address points.
BTC next to faster networks#
| Coin | Block interval | Deposit at the partner casino | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | About 10 minutes | 15–60 minutes | Around 30 minutes on average |
| Ethereum | 12 seconds | 3–10 minutes (ERC-20) | Within 15 minutes |
| Tron | About 3 seconds | 1–3 minutes (TRC-20) | Within 15 minutes |
Bitcoin is the original coin from 2009; Ethereum and Tron are quicker on the way in. Every option is on the payments hub.
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