MyStake Casino Review 2025 – Real Crypto, No Sponsors

Shiny on the Surface — But Can MyStake Be Trusted as a Crypto Casino?

Launched in 2019, MyStake is a crypto casino that packs a serious punch, offering thousands of slots, instant games, live dealer tables, provably fair titles, and even sports and esports betting. According to ahrefs, as of late April 2025, MyStake’s biggest player bases are Argentina and the United Kingdom, making up 71% and 14% of the site’s traffic, respectively.

In this original CoinBets review, I’m diving deep into everything MyStake has to offer. I’ll be signing up, testing the welcome bonus, exploring the payment options, playing games, checking out the VIP program, and much more. As always, I’ll be betting with real crypto to deliver an authentic, first-hand player experience.

Let’s find out if MyStake has what it takes to stand shoulder to shoulder with the very best crypto casinos.

License and Security

Righty, let’s start by checking out MetaWin’s credentials

Rather suspiciously, if you access MyStake from some locations, for example, Ireland, all references to the operating company and license have been scrubbed from the footer, terms, and even the “Company Details” page. Interestingly, AskGamblers states that MyStake also has an Anjouan license, though I didn’t see any information regarding that.

Welcome Bonus

The MyStake casino welcome bonus is advertised as worth “300% up to €1,500”, structured as follows:

Sounds okay, but let’s check out the small print.

Okay, sounds reasonable, but let’s look at the small print. The minimum deposit to qualify for each bonus is €/$20 (which includes US, Australian, and Canadian dollars – despite their significantly different values!). Fair enough. But then we get to wagering requirements. Oh dear. Yep, this is one of those casinos that claims “30x” wagering when, in reality, it’s 30x the bonus + deposit. So, for the 100% deposit bonus, that makes the effective wagering requirement a whopping 60x the bonus amount!

On the plus side, each part of the bonus can be used independently. For example, you can choose to ignore the bonus for your first two deposits and only activate the third part. Also, despite the high requirements, you do get 30 days to complete wagering, which is more generous than many casinos.

Opening a New Account

Getting started with MyStake is quick and easy, although you can only sign up with your email – there are no third-party registration options like Google, Steam, or Telegram.

Payments

MyStake accepts a range of popular cryptocurrencies and fiat payment options for deposits and withdrawals.

Crypto Deposits & Withdrawals:

To make a crypto deposit, select the blue “DEPOSIT” tab, then select your desired payment method (scroll down for cryptos). You will be provided with your unique casino wallet address in both alphanumeric and QR code formats. Crypto deposits are not subject to limits. MyStake does not charge transaction fees for any deposits (though you will, of course, need to pay gas fees).

To withdraw crypto, select “Withdraw Money” (under your Account Menu), select the crypto you would like to withdraw. Provide the wallet address you want to withdraw to, and enter the amount you want to transfer (in USD). If all the details are correct and acceptable, click “Confirm” to begin the process.

MyStake online casino enforces withdrawal limits of 7,500 USD/GBP/EUR per week and 15,000 USD/GBP/EUR per month.

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

Like all of the best crypto casinos, TG.Casino allows you to purchase crypto without leaving the platform via a third-party widget – at the time of writing, it was via Changelly. To buy crypto, just go to your wallet, select “Buy Crypto”. State how much you want to purchase in a fiat currency (USD, EUR, GBP, etc.) and select the crypto you’d like to buy.

An estimate of how much of the selected crypto you will receive will be provided. If all looks good, check the box to agree with the Changelly Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, tap “Buy Instantly,” and follow the prompts to complete your transaction.

Game Selection

At the time of writing this TG.Casino review, there were around 6,000 casino games of all types available. As you’d expect, you’ll find all the big-name providers like Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, Play’n GO, and NetEnt, plus smaller brands like Felix Gaming, GameBurger Studios, and Old Skool Studios. Unfortunately, despite a simple layout, there’s a distinct lack of useful filters and categories, making browsing quite frustrating.

In common with most crypto casinos, slots dominate the games line-up at TG.Casino. Unsurprisingly, smash hits like Sweet Bonanza 1000 and Zeus vs Hades: Gods of War from Pragmatic Play, and Duel at Dawn and Le Bandit from Hacksaw were topping the popularity rankings.

However, as mentioned, the lack of categories and filters makes browsing slots a pain. There are “New Slots” and “Bonus Buys” categories, but beyond that, you’ll have to search by title or provider. Of course, Megaways are easy enough to find, with over 150 games available, including Duel of the Dead Megaways from Kalamba, Megaways Mob from Relax, and Primal Megaways from Blueprint Gaming.

Jackpot slots are available, but again, there’s no filter, so you’ll need to search by title. You’ll find titles like Jackpot Builders from VoltEnt, Jackpot Quest from Red Tiger, and Jackpot VIP from Mancala – but the huge progressive jackpot slots, like the Mega Moolah series, are absent.

Browsing Megaways slots is easy because they have their own category. In total, there are around 60 titles available, including Buffalo Rising Megaways from Blueprint Gaming, Pirate Kingdom Megaways from IronDog, and Legend of Cleopatra Megaways from Playson.

Likewise, Drops & Wins, Bonus Buy, and Jackpot Games also get dedicated categories for convenience. In the latter, you’ll find slots like Jelly Reels from Wazdan, Gold Express from Booongo, and Blue Panther from Spinomenal. However, if you’re looking for the biggest progressive jackpots like the Mega Moolah series, you’re out of luck at MyStake.

As you’ve probably guessed, there are no categories or filters for crash games or other instant wins at TG Casino. So, it’s back to searching via title – which is fine if you know what you’re looking for, but is really rubbish for browsing.

Crash games available include provably fair titles like Crash X and Crash X Football Edition from Turbo Games, along with Crash Duel X from SmartSoft and Coyote Crash from Habanero. There’s also a decent selection of plinko, like Plinko XY from BGaming, and Plinko Pop from Mascot, and over 35 scratch card options, mostly from Hacksaw.

With around 200 live dealer games available, the Mystake live casino offers a decent choice. Thankfully, convenient filters are provided: Live Roulette, Live Blackjack, Game Shows, Live Poker, and Live Baccarat.

Although Pragmatic Play Live and Evolution are both listed, no Evolution games were available at the time of reviewing. However, there were live dealer games from Amusnet, Iconic21, Lucky Streak, SA Gaming, Winfinity, Skywind, BetGames TV, ProGaming, 7Mojos, and Platipus. At the time of creating this MyStake crypto casino review, popular live games included MyStake Roulette, Dragon Tiger, Sweet Bonanza Candyland, Tao Yuan Baccarat, and Bet-on-Poker.

A lack of categories and filters means you’ll need to search to find RNG (Random Number Generator) based video table games and video poker. However, there are plenty of games available, with many blackjack, roulette, and baccarat variants from Jili, Microgaming, Platipus, Switch Studios, 1×2 Gaming, and others.

The video poker line-up includes around 60 games. This includes Deuces Wild Video Poker from BetSoft, Fruit Poker from Amatic, Poker Ways from Spadegaming, Aces & Deuces Bonus Poker from Red Rake Gaming, and Joker Poker from Wazdan.

Searching for “Bingo” at Mystake delivers over 35 results, including titles like Hanuman Bingo from CQ9, Super Bingo from Jili, and 88 Bingo 88 from Belatra. The video keno range is limited to just a dozen games, mostly from Mascot, 1×2 Gaming, and PariPlay – but still, it’s pretty good compared to most crypto casinos.

As is so often the case at crypto casinos, the provably fair games found in the “Originals” category at MyStake are not original at all. For example, Aviator from Spribe, JetX from SmartSoft, and Big Bass Crash from Pragmatic are all miscategorized in the originals section. There is a MyStake Avia Masters game, but this is just a custom-branded version of the standard BGaming title.

You can find out more about provably fair games in the CoinBets Introduction to Provably Fair Gaming

A few days ago, I watched the original The Fast & the Furious for about the 17th time (yes, I know it’s terrible in so many ways, but movies from the early 2000s have a certain, erm, “unwoke charm” to them). And, it obviously put me in the mood, because for today’s CoinBets Challenge, I felt compelled to play Adrenaline Rush: XCrash. Now, MyStake has been cheeky and put this provably fair crash game in the “Originals” category, whereas it’s actually an EvoPlay game. Still, I’ll look past that.

So, here’s the challenge I set up – in 50 bets, could I hit a 100x multiplier? Well, theoretically, it’s possible to hit a 999x multiplier, so it didn’t seem too crazy. But, to help protect my balance, I used a double-betting strategy, which in this case means having two cars in the race. One was set to auto-cashout at just x2, while the other was set to x100. I set 50 $1 bets for each and pushed the pedal to the metal.

And what happened? Well, what I can say is that this game is always fun. The graphics and animations – like your car getting hit by a truck, or the race being stopped by a police car, keep the action exciting. And, at one point, the multiplier reached into the 70s… but alas, I failed to reach a 100x multiplier. In the end, after betting $100, I’d only won back $52. I guess that means I’ve got to hand over the pink slip. Oh well, it’s still a great game… from EvoPlay, not MyStake!

If you like the thrill of sports betting, but don’t have the patience to wait for real-world events, you can try MyStake’s virtual sports from Kiron Interactive. There’s a choice of virtual football, including Bundesliga, Euro Cup, World Cup, and Champions Cup, plus Virtual NBA, Horse Racing, Dog Racing, Live Tennis, Live Baseball, and Live Cricket. All feature instant betting action and realistic graphics.

Of course, the MyStake sportsbook also offers standard and live in-play betting on real-life sports, including soccer, basketball, tennis, baseball, and ice hockey. Esports betting is available too, for disciplines including Counter-Strike, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant, and Starcraft.

In addition to the MyStake welcome offer, you’ll find various bonuses and promos available for existing players. While the specific offers will change over time, here’s what was available at the time of writing this MyStake crypto casino review:

In addition to the MyStake welcome offer, you’ll find various bonuses and promos available for existing players. While the specific offers will change over time, here’s what was available at the time of writing this MyStake crypto casino review:

MyStake casino runs a fairly typical 10-level VIP loyalty program called MyStake Galaxy. You’ll earn points as you play slots and mini games, or bet on sports, at a rate of 1 VIP point for every $100 bet. Note that you won’t earn VIP points when betting on live games.

Like most crypto casinos, MyStake provides 24/7 live player support via live chat. You can also email support [at] mystake [dot] email if you prefer. Beyond that, support is limited to a basic FAQ section providing information about things like registering and withdrawal limits.

You can also connect with MyStake via social media, including Discord, Telegram, and X (Twitter).

Visually, MyStake is a bright, attractive place to be – but (there’s always a “but”), I found that pages were extremely slow to load. Maybe it was just an off day, but it was quite frustrating. Other than that, everything is laid out logically and seems to work well enough. The terms and conditions for the various promos are readily available, so that’s a big plus.

Unfortunately, as is so often the case at crypto casinos, MyStake fails miserably when it comes to responsible gambling. Of course, there’s a page linked from the footer with some extremely basic blurb, and you can request self-exclusion, but that’s it. There are no convenient safer gambling tools, so you can’t set deposit, loss, wagering, or time limits.

In addition to English, MyStake is available in:

In common with most contemporary crypto casinos, MyStake doesn’t offer a dedicated mobile app for iOS or Android devices. However, the web platform is optimized to run smoothly on mobile browsers, so you can still enjoy mobile gaming using your smartphone.

So, what do players think of MyStake crypto casino? Well, here are some ratings from popular review platforms:

Now, at first glance, they seem pretty impressive, right? Well, assessing the reputation of any crypto casino is becoming increasingly difficult. On the one hand, most casino review sites are run by affiliate marketers, and on the other, review sites like Trustpilot have been overwhelmed by fake reviews from AI bots (check out Is Your Favorite Crypto Casino Laundering Its Reputation Through Fake Reviews?).

For example, a closer look at the Trustpilot raises some suspicions. For one, although the vast majority of “reviews” are 5-star (81%), most recent reviews are extremely negative. One possible explanation is that, initially, the casino may have maintained an intensive marketing campaign utilizing fake positive reviews, and as soon as it “took its foot off the gas,” the genuine reviews started to dominate.

The Casino Guru rating is troubling, too. Despite the official review rating it 8.9/10, the majority of user feedback is bad or poor. Again, you need to keep in mind that Casino Guru is operated by iGaming affiliate marketers who have a financial interest in promoting casinos.