All three operators accept crypto — what actually differs is withdrawal pacing and caps.
Not offered in Ontario; sports aren't offered in Alberta. 18+ or 19+ depending on province.
| Operator | Min. deposit (offer) | Min. withdrawal | Withdrawal cap | Mobile app |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ice | $20 | €10 | No stated cap | App available on its site |
| V.Vegas | ~$15 | $50 | €30,000 per withdrawal | App available on its site |
| FS Casino | $20 | $10 | €5,000 per month | App available on its site |
The minimum deposit shown for Ice and FS Casino ($20) is the threshold to activate our welcome offer; the cashier's technical floor may differ by method. For V.Vegas, the figure reflects the platform's general minimum.
Sources: operator's own pages and AskGamblers profiles (Ice: Sep 24, 2026 · V.Vegas: Sep 23, 2026 · FS Casino: Jul 20, 2026), cross-checked with Slotozilla and OddsMint. These aren't findings from a live account we tested ourselves — confirm in the cashier at sign-up, as methods vary by country.
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Not offered in Ontario; sports aren't offered in Alberta. 18+ or 19+ depending on province.
Yes, all three — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether and Binance at minimum, with a few extra coins at Ice and V.Vegas.
Yes. At all three, the mobile app is available directly on the operator's site.
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