Quote from: The Cryptovator on Today at 03:04:10 PM

Quote from: shield132 on July 24, 2025, 09:51:41 AM

For me, it's okay to pay withdrawal fees if they are very low and near to real life cases, like, if the fee of average Bitcoin transaction is $0.50 and casino charges me that, I'm okay with that. If the Litecoin withdrawal fee is $0.01 and casino charges me $0.50, that's not okay for me. I prefer fair fees for every kind of cryptocurrency.

Casinos actually don't charge you withdrawal fees. Rather, they call it withdrawal processing fees. I believe withdrawal works like exchange; they make multiple withdrawals on the same transaction. Means it will cost more or less. But often they fixed the withdrawal fees from users. This is their business as well, like exchanges. They know very well when a user makes a deposit, they will withdraw as well. So they earn even from your withdrawal. I don't think there are any casinos that don't charge withdrawal fees. Fair fees won't be expected from the casino, which means network fees.

In fact there are many casinos charge an amount much bigger than what is used for that is called by processing fee, so in this case they take some amount for the withdrawal process.
You can use this thread Table Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos for reference about most casino's withdrawal fee.
If you look at the table, there are many casinos that charge until few hundred dollars just to process bitcoin withdrawal.