Anonymous Casino Review

A crypto casino with live tables

Anonymous Casino opened in 2014 and carries a Good status in this listing, with a rating of 3 out of 5 on the supplied scale. The catalogue covers slots, video poker, keno, bingo, scratch cards and live tables in baccarat, blackjack, roulette, craps and other table games. Live formats are the strongest part of that mix, and that's the clearest thing to know before signing up.

Studios and what they cover

The lobby draws on 25 named studios, from long-established names like NetEnt and BetSoft to Pragmatic Play and Evolution. Evolution and Ezugi are the obvious names for players who want a live dealer at the table, and the rest of the roster leans towards slots: Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City, Red Tiger Gaming and Habanero all appear. That's a wide spread across the slot side of the catalogue.

Crypto deposits and cashouts

Deposits and withdrawals both run through Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether. There's no switching methods between putting money in and taking it out. The minimum deposit is ₿0.0001 and the minimum withdrawal is ₿0.0002. Crypto withdrawals are listed at 0 to 24 business hours.

The withdrawal cap is where the details get stricter. The listed limit is ₿15 per day, labelled per transaction, and that overlap doesn't resolve into a single clear rule here. Would I plan a large cashout around it? Not on this information. Read it as a ceiling worth confirming before building a balance you intend to move, and keep your own records of what you withdraw.

A dark, gold-toned lobby

The lobby uses a dark charcoal background with gold and bronze accents and a purple jackpot strip running across the page. Navigation is built around a search field, a providers dropdown and a row of lobby tabs that move from top games through live games to jackpot games. It's a dense layout, though the sections are clearly separated.

A second captured page shows the promotions area with three bonus cards above a provider logo strip and a winners ticker, again on a dark background with gold and cream accents. The header carries small icons for download, account and notifications. A screenshot can't tell you how a filter or a tab behaves once you click it.

Mobile access and platforms

Android and iOS are both flagged, and Mobile App, Mobile Web, Telegram and Live Dealer all appear as platform options. That gives a choice between a browser route and an app route if you mostly play on a phone. The flags confirm the platforms are offered, not that a particular live table works well on a small screen. It's worth testing the lobby on your own device first.

Restricted countries

France, Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States are on the restricted-country list. If you're connecting from one of those markets, check your eligibility before opening an account. The site isn't listed as VPN friendly. I wouldn't treat a workaround as a safe route in. Nothing here says how the restriction is enforced; it's simply a list of places the casino doesn't serve.

Help channels and languages

Support is handled by live chat and email. English is the confirmed chat language, and the site itself is available in English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, French, Chinese, Korean and Hindi. The interface being translated into a language doesn't guarantee chat coverage in it. If you need help in Spanish or Hindi, confirm before you rely on it. It's the kind of detail that's easy to check in advance and annoying to discover mid-cashout.