Bluechip.io Casino Review 2025 – Real Crypto, No Sponsors

Bluechip crypto casino — hidden gem or same old junk in disguise?

Part of the crypto gambling scene since 2022, Bluechip.io casino offers a huge choice of slots, instant wins, and live casino games – including hundreds of provably fair titles. Sports and esports betting are also available, and the welcome bonus seems generous at first glance. 

But is this crypto casino all it’s cracked up to be? In this original CoinBets review of Bluechip, I’m going to be opening an account and wagering real crypto. I’ll take a deep dive on the bonuses, crypto payments, games catalog, VIP program, user experience, and more. 

So, is this really a premium crypto casino, or is it more akin to penny stocks? Let’s find out.

License and Security

Welcome Bonus

At the time of writing this Bluechip review, the casino welcome package was advertised as worth up to 400% up to 1 BTC or $1,000. 

Yep, quite a difference in value there! But is the Bluechip casino welcome bonus actually any good? 

Let’s take a closer look. Here’s how it breaks down:

The minimum deposit is €15 / $15 / 0.9 mBTC to qualify for each bonus. The wagering requirement for each bonus is 40x and must be completed on slots only. Max bet while using bonus funds is $/€5

I would add that finding the full bonus terms wasn’t as easy as it should be. When I clicked through to the detailed Terms & Conditions, it took me to another bonus page that looked like it was in Hindi (this will make more sense if you read on). I tried the T&Cs link again, and this time the page couldn’t be found.

Not exactly a great start, but eventually I did find bonus terms and conditions by expanding the main navigation menu. Overall, the Bluechip casino welcome bonus looks fairly typical, but the broken and messy links don’t exactly fill me with confidence.

Opening a New Account

Getting up and running at Bluechip is simple enough, but the only option is to sign up using email/mobile number. There are no third-party options like Google, Steam, or Discord, let alone Web3 wallets like Metamask. 

Important: As a Curacao-licensed casino, Bluechip prohibits players from many countries and states. These include the USA, UK, Australia, Germany, France, Sweden, the Netherlands, the UAE, and many others. Using a VPN and fake information to sign up will mean you fail KYC (know your customer) checks when you attempt a withdrawal – which will give the casino an excuse to seize your balance.
At this point, you’re probably thinking, “Hang on just a second, if all those countries are banned, where on Earth does Bluechip get players from?” Well, if Ahrefs data is anything to go by, the answer is India. Sure, this data only includes organic traffic, but if 80% of that is from India, it’s a safe bet most players are from that region too.

Payments

Bluechip casino accepts a modest range of cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals, along with Skrill e-wallets.

Crypto Deposits & Withdrawals:

To make a crypto deposit, click your balance or the green “Deposit” tab, then select “Deposit”. Choose your desired crypto, enter how much you’d like to deposit (minimum US$20 worth), and tap “Deposit” again. You will be provided with your unique deposit address in both text and QR code formats. When you’ve made your transfer, click “I’ve made transfer.” 

To withdraw crypto, tap your balance and select “Withdraw.” Then choose the crypto you want to cash out, and the network if applicable. Enter the amount you’d like to withdraw (min. $10 worth). The fee will be shown – if it all looks good, tap the green “Withdraw” button.

CoinBets.com Tip: Always double-check crypto wallet addresses after pasting them – you don’t want to fall victim to ‘PasteJacking’. This is when hackers exploit the copy-paste function to change wallet addresses to steal funds.

Buying Crypto

Unlike the best crypto casinos, Bluechip does not offer crypto purchases via third-party platforms like Changelly or MoonPay. 

Game Selection

In total, Bluechip offers nearly 9,000 casino games from nearly 100 providers – undeniably impressive. Things are reasonably well organized, too, with categories including Slots, Megaways, Jackpot Games, Buy Bonus, Crash Games, etc. However, categories can only be accessed from the main navigation menu, which makes things rather clunky.

Interestingly, Bluechip offers discounted spins and rounds on games. For example, at the time of writing this review, there was 5% off JetX from SmartSoft, Book of Dead from Play’n GO, Aztec Fire: Hold & Win from 3 Oaks Gaming, Sizzling Eggs: Collect to Infinity from Voltent, and dozens more.

As you’d expect, slots dominate the games portfolio at Blue Chip casino, with almost 8,000 to choose from. 

Popular slots at the time of writing included Wild Tiger and Aztec Magic Deluxe from BGaming, Booming Fruits 243 from 1Spin4Win, Book of Dead from Play’n GO, and Ganesha Fortune from PGSoft. Of course, you’ll also find all the big hits from the likes of Hacksaw Gaming, NoLimit City, Pragmatic Play, and NetEnt.

Helpfully, Bluechip has seen fit to provide a dedicated Crash Games and Instant Games categories – if only they would make the navigation better, it would be great. Still, it does make finding these games much easier. In total, there are 153 crash games listed, including popular hits like Aviator from Spribe, JetX from Smartsoft, Chicken Road from InOut, and Zeppelin from BetSolutions.

The Instant Games category contains over 430 titles – but this includes the previously mentioned crash games too. Nevertheless, there’s a good range of games on offer, from Vortex and Mines by Turbo Games, to Space Plinko from Veliplay and Tower Rush from Galaxsys. 

Boasting just over 730 live dealer games, the Bluechip live casino isn’t short on choice. There are useful filters – Game Shows, Live Roulette, Live Baccarat, Live Blackjack, Live Sic Bo, Live Andar Bahar, Live Teen Patti, Other Live Games – but again, they can only be accessed from the main menu.

Live games are provided by studios including Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, Playtech Live, Ezugi, Iconic21, Amusnet, BetGames, LiveG24, WM Casino, Luckystreak, SuperLotto, AESexy, and Super Spade Games – making for plenty of variety. 

Unfortunately, there’s no dedicated category or filter for RNG (random number generator) based table games at Blue Chip casino. There are games available, but you’ll need to use the search function or browse by provider. For example, you’ll find Roulette from UpGaming, Blackjack from Vibra Gaming, Baccarat from Mascot, and Poker Slam from Funky Games.

Bingo, keno, and other lottery-type games get their own category at Bluechip. In total, there are around 30 video bingo and live bingo titles available. Specific titles include Bingo Machine from Spinmatic, Bingo Adventure Golden from Jili Games, and Bingo 90 from Games Global. The keno line-up is similar, with about 30 games from the likes of Orbital, Amarix, and Genii.

Conveniently, Bluechip casino has provided a dedicated category for provably fair games – something that’s surprisingly rare to find at crypto casinos. In it, you’ll find over 210 games – a very small percentage of the overall games portfolio, but pretty impressive for provably fair games.

The provably fair games lineup includes everything from Aviator, Keno, Mini Roulette, and Hilo from Spribe, to Trouble Jet, Hungry Frog, and Space Plinko from Veliplay. There’s also a good choice of provably fair titles from Turbo Games, InOut, Evoplay, and Galaxys, among others. 
While there are some Bluechip “exclusive games” – branded reskins of existing titles from third-party providers – there aren’t any true Bluechip originals.

Want to learn more about provably fair gaming? Be sure to check out the CoinBets Introduction to Provably Fair Gaming. 

After getting destroyed by the slots here at Bluechip, I decided to opt for a crash game when it came to the CoinBets Challenge. Specifically, Trouble Jet by Veliplay – which is, apparently, exclusive to Bluechip. 

Basically, it works like most other crash games and has the same features, like autoplay and duel betting, and it’s provably fair. However, the theme here is slightly different – and the more I think about it, a little twisted. Whereas most crash games feature small fighter planes or rockets, this game features a civilian airliner flying through a storm and, at some point, exploding. 

Don’t get me wrong, the graphics are well done, but after a few rounds, I started to feel a little sick from playing it. 

Thankfully, some passengers (aka players) do usually manage to bail out. Though actually jumping out of a jetliner at 35,000 feet would most likely result in death, even if you had a parachute. Okay, I’m overthinking this. It’s a crash game at a crypto casino, for heaven’s sake. 

So, back to the CoinBets Challenge. Well, the last few times I’ve done a crash challenge, I’ve set up autobets and tried to work to a planned strategy. And it almost always resulted in a big loss. Hence, this time I decided to “fly by the seat of my pants” and go with my gut. Yep, old-fashioned bail out when you get that feeling – the way a crash game is meant to be played!

And guess what?

It actually worked. Well, kind of. I didn’t make a loss anyway. I mean, I only made a tiny 0.28 USDT profit – but it was a profit all the same! Yep, after placing 50 x 1 USDT bets, I managed to make it back to the ground with 50.28 USDT – that’s a real RTP of 100.56%. 

Hey, after my run of bad luck with crash games, I’m chalking this challenge up as a success!

If you like the idea of sports betting, but want instant action, Bluechip casino has almost 30 virtual sports games from Leap Gaming, Digitain, and BetRadar. Options include Instant Football, Greyhound Racing, Horse Racing, Virtual Basketball League, and Instant Velodrome.

Complementing the Bluechip crypto casino is a fairly typical sportsbook. It offers standard and live betting on most traditional sports, including football, basketball, tennis, ice hockey, baseball, and cricket. Plus, esports betting is available for disciplines including Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant, and Counter-Strike.

In addition to the Bluechip welcome bonus, you’ll find a number of promotional offers for existing players. At the time of writing this review, they included:

Bluechip casino runs a VIP Club with 3 levels: Premium, Gold, and Platinum. The various perks are as detailed in the table below, but you should note that all VIP cashback is subject to 10x wagering and has a time limit of just 3 days. 

Unfortunately, basic information like the requirements to reach each level seems to be missing.

Bluechip casino provides 24/7 player support via live chat and email (support [at] bluechip [dot] io). There’s also a fairly comprehensive Help Center with plenty of useful articles and guides. 

Additionally, you can follow and connect with Bluechip on social media platforms including Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter).

For the main part, Bluechip looks very similar to most contemporary crypto casinos. However, the navigation is rather clunky and annoying – with most things only being accessible from a single main menu. Also, as mentioned previously, I did find plenty of dysfunctional/dead links. In a nutshell, it’s not a particularly well-built or maintained site. 

When it comes to responsible gambling, Bluechip fails miserably. Yes, it does provide information and links to organizations like Gambling Therapy and Gamblers Anonymous – but as for useful safer gambling tools? Nothing.

Unusually for a crypto casino, Bluechip is only available in English, limiting its international accessibility.

A dedicated Bluechip app is available for Mac OS, Android, and iOS devices. It can be downloaded directly from the website and is promoted as offering faster performance, easier navigation, and enhanced security. 

Apparently, Bluechip casino was shortlisted for “The Fairest General T&Cs” in the 2023 Casino Guru Awards – something the casino is so proud of, it had to post the same thing twice.  

Right, so that’s what Bluechip casino offers in terms of products and bonuses, but what are players saying about it? Well, as always, I’m going to preface this by pointing out that it’s next to impossible to get an accurate picture thanks to all the affiliate garbage, fake reviews, and general reputation laundering. But, for entertainment purposes, if nothing else, here are some ratings:

Note in particular that there are allegations that Bluechip , like so many other casinos, has been offering players free spins for leaving good reviews on platforms like Trustpilot. Indeed, the distribution of reviews (split almost evenly between 5-star and 1-star reviews, with hardly any in between) is highly suspicious, and many of the positive reviews do seem less than authentic. 

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