Crypto casinos are the hottest trend right now in online casino. Promising players bigger bonuses, faster withdrawals, worldwide player acceptance via an extensive range of tokens, and, of course, great casino games, it’s no surprise to see the crypto casino market flourishing.
While players will find all the traditional casino games at crypto casinos, from blackjack to roulette, live casino to slots, and much more in-between, for many players, the attraction lies in crypto casino games that have built up a cult following over the last decade.
Here we look at five of the best games at crypto casinos. What’s your favourite?
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Crash
Perhaps the most famous crypto game, Crash puts the power in your hands. It’s an innovative game in which you control how much money you can win.
Set your stake and play. Most Crash games replicate the trading line of currencies. The line goes up and up, and you can cash out at any time for a profit. The longer you risk going up, the more you win, but remember, if the line crashes before you cash out, you lose your stake!
So simple, but so fun. A random number generator dictates how far the line and your prize multiplier go up to, so you never know when a big prize is just around the corner.
The average payout is around 2X on this game, but it regularly goes as high as 25X, and we have seen Crash lines pay out over 1,000X on occasions.
Much of the fun of this game comes from the social element, as you can see which players are cashing out when. Who has gone early and missed a big win, and who held out for too long and crashed? Most crypto casinos have a social chat so that you can share successes and thoughts with other players.
Another attraction of Crash is that most crypto casinos have their own versions. While the trading line remains the most popular version, we have also seen rocket and aeroplane versions.
Dice
One of the first crypto games, Dice was known as Bitcoin Dice for many years, but you can now play it with a range of tokens at all the best crypto casinos.
In this game, you are betting on what number a random number generator picks – higher or lower than that number.
You can increase your payout by choosing a lower odds number using a slider scale. For example, in a Dice game where the maximum number is 1,000, you could set your number at 100, giving you a 90% chance of winning.
Or you could choose bigger odds by selecting something like 850.
It’s a simple game but extremely exciting. It’s called Dice because you are meant to imagine a giant dice rolling around and landing on a specific number.
Games are instant, and a Provably Fair algorithm ensures the game is fair and random. You can even check the game afterwards to see that it was free from manipulation.
Payouts of up to 50,000 X your stake are available at some casinos, and you only need to login to any site and see how many players are enjoying the game at any given time to see how popular this classic game is.
The return-to-player (RTP) on the Dice is usually 99%, making it an excellent choice. Most slot games have an RTP of 95-97% by comparison.
Plinko
Plinko is really popular online among streamers and Twitchers. This game takes place in a pinball-style set-up where a small ball randomly passes through rows of pins before falling in one of the holes at the bottom.
Each hole has a different prize multiplier, with the higher multipliers at the end and the lower multipliers inside (where the ball is more likely to land).
There is no skill involved. Simply hit play and watch the ball fall at random down the pins and hope it lands in a valuable hole.
You can customise the risk level for each game round by choosing the number of pins. A game with fewer pins will have lower payouts, but games with over 100 pins can have multipliers of up to 1,000X!
Mines
Mines is the crypto version of Minesweeper, which we are sure many of you played before. The play takes place on a minefield made up of squares on a grid. Usually, you can customise the game by choosing how many mines are in play.
The fewer mines you choose, the lower your risk and potential payouts. When you are ready, start the game and select squares, trying to avoid mines. If you hit a mine, you lose your stake.
If you don’t hit a mine, you can see your potential winnings go up. You can continue playing or cash out for a profit. The more squares you clear, the higher your winnings.
In some ways, it’s similar to Crash. Do you play it safe for lower, more regular wins, or go for glory and try and clear the grid? Fate is in your hands!
Limbo
Limbo is an alternative to Crash or Dice. Firstly, set your target payout number (how much you want to win). Then a random number generator runs. If it goes past your target number, you win. So if you set it at 7/1 and the number reached 8, you would win seven times your stake.
You lose your stake if the number doesn’t reach your target number. You can see the odds change every time you set your target number, so you know precisely what your winnings chances are before you play.
Unlike Crash, you don’t win extra if your target number is exceeded, just your target number.
Like other crypto games, Limbo is Provably Fair, so you can trust the game 100%. We haven’t seen many games before where you can set your winnings beforehand, so it’s a fun game with good win potential and a house edge of just 1%.
Conclusion
If you like playing casino, but are new to crypto casinos, then you can’t go wrong with these five games. Each has its own charm, and with the lowest house edges of any casino games online, you have a better chance of winning than playing slots and roulette.
Just check out Twitter or YouTube for inspiration of players enjoying big wins on these games, and then have a go yourself. Good luck!
