Rank #5 by monthly deposit volume · November 2026
BC.Game review
Enormous library, deep coin support, and the most complicated corporate history in the set.
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BC.Game quick facts
November 2026 data · last verified 2026-11-02
- Established
- 2017
- Operator entity
- BlockDance B.V.
- License authority
- Anjouan (disputed)
- License number
- Not confirmed
- Verify at
- No public register available
- KYC tier
- Triggered KYC
- KYC on crypto deposit
- None up front
- Fiat on-ramp
- Yes, verification required
- Supported crypto
- BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, DOGE, TRX, XRP and others
- Originals RTP
- 98%
- Deposit volume, November 2026
- ~$235M
- Deposits, November 2026
- 91,800
- Average deposit
- $2,560
- Rank this month
- #5
- Restricted countries
- United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Australia, Curacao
- Last verified
- 2026-11-02
Watchlist. Operating entity changed in 2024 and the brand now runs on an Anjouan license, whose issuing authority the Comoros Central Bank says has no legal existence. Deposit volume is down sharply on both measures. How standing works
BC.Game promo code
There is no code to type. Our link carries the referral, so whatever welcome offer is running attaches to your account on signup.
We do not publish the bonus figure, because it changes faster than this page does and a stale number is worse than none. What is worth reading is the wagering requirement, which is where the value actually goes.
Affiliate link. We may earn commission if you sign up through it. It has no effect on this operator's rank, standing or anything else we publish. Full disclosure
If anyone sells you a BC.Game promo code, it is a scam. Codes are free when they exist at all.
Why it ranks here
Roughly $315M in tracked deposits, up 81%, the fastest growth in the tracked set. Deposit count fell 8% over the same period, so the growth came entirely from much larger deposits: the average is about $2,550, the highest of the five.
Volume rising hard while deposit count falls is worth watching rather than celebrating. It usually means a small number of large depositors arrived.
Who this is for
Suits players who want the broadest coin support and the largest game library available anywhere, and who are comfortable keeping working balances small and withdrawing frequently.
KYC reality
No documents required for standard crypto play and registration is quick.
The anti money laundering policy and terms reserve the right to demand verification at any time, including before a withdrawal, on a risk basis. That is broader than most. The public complaint record shows withdrawal stage requests are common.
Reported monthly withdrawal limits apply to unverified accounts, tightening further where a balance substantially exceeds total deposits. Read the current terms before you build a large balance.
The card on-ramp runs full processor side verification, as everywhere.
Deposits
The widest coin support in the sector, well above a hundred cryptocurrencies across many chains, plus an integrated fiat on-ramp and an internal exchange.
Withdrawals
Crypto withdrawals are commonly reported as clearing in around ten minutes when nothing is flagged. The operator does not charge an internal fee, only the network fee.
The relevant history is in the next section.
VIP and rewards
A deep VIP structure with rakeback and a large tier ladder. BC.Game launched a revenue sharing product in 2026.
Games and Originals
Around seventy four in-house BC Originals on the standard provably fair model, plus a library above eight thousand titles.
Originals RTP is reported at 98%. We have flagged that figure as needing a citable source: independent audit write ups have previously placed BC Originals nearer 99%, and we will not treat a number as verified until we can point at where it came from.
Provably fair verifies individual game outcomes. It says nothing about whether an operator is solvent or whether it will pay you.
History and ownership
Launched in 2017 and one of the longest running brands in crypto gambling. The operating entity changed in 2024 and the brand now runs under Twocent Technology Limited on an Anjouan license, having previously operated under Curacao authorization.
An entity change is worth knowing about because it resets the operating record: the company running the site today is not the company that built the brand's history, and any assessment of how it behaves has to be based on the current entity rather than the name above the door.
The Anjouan license is the more consequential half of that change. There is no public register to verify it against and no functioning complaints route. What that means
What the independent trackers say about BC.Game
Two sources with a published methodology, read on 2026-11-02. We refresh these monthly, because a rating quoted from last year is worse than no rating at all.
| Casino Guru safety index | 8.5 / 10, High on 984 black points |
| AskGamblers rating | Not retrievable at the time of checking |
| Operating entity | BlockDance B.V. |
| Licence | Not stated by Casino Guru |
Casino Guru weights its safety index on complaint volume, complaint value and terms analysis. AskGamblers weights on complaint resolution. Neither is our number and neither is a guarantee. We publish both because where they disagree, the disagreement is the information. We deliberately do not lead with Trustpilot: scores there are open to incentivised reviews in both directions, and for this sector that makes them the weakest of the three.
Across BC.Game and related brands Casino Guru lists 193 complaints: 14 open, 3 unresolved, 48 solved, 128 rejected. The rejection rate is high, which usually means most were player error rather than operator conduct.
The good
Safety index 8.5, the highest of our top five, on only 984 black points.
The part we would not look past
Casino Guru does not state a licence for the brand, and considers parts of the bonus terms unfair to players. Several reviews report large withdrawals taking far longer than the stated time.
Does BC.Game pay the people who send it players?
An operator that stops paying its affiliates is usually running short of money or has decided that a counterparty cannot make it pay. Players are a weaker counterparty than affiliates, so this is a leading indicator worth checking and almost nobody publishes it.
No affiliate non payment complaints found on AskGamblers at the time of checking.
What we checked, and what we did not
Licence status read from the issuing authority where one is verifiable, the operating entity from company records, and the ratings above from Casino Guru and AskGamblers on 2026-11-02. Deposit volume comes from on-chain tracking, not from the operator.
Supported coins, withdrawal limits, KYC policy and published RTP are taken from the operator's own cashier, terms and help pages. We mark them as its claims because that is what they are.
Complaint patterns are read from the public complaint boards. They are anecdotal, angry players are over-represented, and a single report is never a fact here. A repeated shape across many reports is worth more than any individual one.
We have not deposited, played through or timed a withdrawal at this operator ourselves. Plenty of sites claim they have. When we do it, we will say so and show the transaction. Until then, treat any withdrawal time on this page as the operator's claim or a pattern in player reports, never as our measurement.
Support and payment routes
The practical questions are the same at every operator here, and the answers are the ones to check before you deposit rather than after. Is live chat staffed by someone who can escalate, or a bot that closes the ticket? Which coins and networks does the cashier actually settle, as opposed to list? Does a withdrawal clear automatically or sit in a manual review queue, and does that change above a threshold? Is there a named VIP contact above a certain level, and does that contact have authority over a payout?
We publish what the operator states and what players repeatedly report, and we mark which is which. What withdrawal behavior actually tells you
Risks
- Volume up 91% in a single month. A jump that size is worth seeing repeat, since one month of on-chain data cannot separate organic growth from a handful of very large depositors.
- Anjouan license. The Comoros Central Bank says the issuing bodies have no legal existence in the country, so there is no register to check and no complaints route that functions.
- The operating entity changed in 2024, which resets the operating record under the current company.
- Terms reserve unusually broad rights to demand verification and to apply withdrawal limits to unverified accounts.
- Public trust scores are low, with recurring complaints about payments and support.
Bottom line
The product is genuinely impressive: nothing else in the sector matches the coin support or the library size, and payouts are quick when nothing is flagged. The Anjouan license means no verifiable oversight, the entity change in 2024 resets the operating record, and volume nearly doubled in a single month, which is worth seeing repeat. If you play here, keep the balance small and withdraw often.
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BC.Game questions
Why is BC.Game on the watchlist?
Two reasons. The operating entity changed in 2024, which resets the record under the current company. And it runs on an Anjouan license, which alone puts an operator on our watchlist because there is no public register to verify and no complaints route that works.
Is BC.Game safe?
We do not make safety claims about any operator. What we would say here applies everywhere on this list and applies harder given the licensing: do not hold a balance you would mind losing, and withdraw regularly.
Does BC.Game require KYC?
Not for standard crypto play. Its terms reserve the right to request verification at any time, including before a withdrawal, and the public complaint record shows withdrawal stage requests are common. Withdrawal limits apply to unverified accounts.
What is BC.Game's Originals RTP?
Reported at 98% on BC Originals. We have marked that figure as needing a citable source, since independent write ups have previously placed BC Originals nearer 99%.
Gambling carries a negative expected return. Over enough bets the house edge wins by design, and no ranking on this site changes that. If it has stopped being a choice, free confidential help exists: Peluuri in Finland, Stödlinjen in Sweden, BZgA in Germany, and GamCare internationally.