How to withdraw from a crypto casino and turn winnings into pesos
From the casino balance to your bank account in three legs: withdrawal to the exchange, sale and transfer. Which documents to have ready, which caps exist and how to sell on P2P safely.
Winning at a Chile crypto casino is half the job: the other half is getting the money into your peso account. The route has three legs and each has its own point to watch.
Leg 1: from the casino to the exchange
Exchange · Receive USDT
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Casino · Withdraw
The two networks must match
- 1On the exchange, open "Receive" or "Deposit" USDT and choose the same network you will use at the casino.
- 2Paste that address into the casino withdrawal. If the networks do not match, the funds can be lost.
- On the exchange, open “Deposit” or “Receive” for the coin you will withdraw (for example USDT).
- Choose the network that is also in the casino withdrawal (for example TRC-20).
- Copy the address the exchange gives you. If it needs a memo or tag, copy that too.
- At the casino, open “Withdraw”, choose the same coin and the same network.
- Paste the address, enter the amount and confirm.
- Approve with the email code or two-factor if asked.
If it is your first withdrawal at that casino, request a small amount first. When it arrives, request the rest.
Verification before payout
Almost all terms allow the casino to ask for documents before approving a withdrawal. What is usually requested:
- ID card (both sides) or a valid passport.
- A selfie holding the document.
- Proof of address less than three months old: electricity, water or internet bill, or a bank statement.
- On large amounts, source of funds: for example, your crypto purchase history on the exchange.
Send documents only from the account panel or the casino’s official email. Never to a contact who messaged you on social media.
What each casino on the short list publishes:
- Bitcasino.io: verification from €2,500.
- Rocketpot: from USD 2,000, with a written deadline for sending documents.
- Wild Fortune: before playing with BTC.
- Vave: at the casino’s discretion before payout (clause 8.7). On our own-money withdrawal it asked for no documents.
Withdrawal caps
Some casinos limit how much you can withdraw per period:
- Wild Fortune: €1,000 a day, €5,000 a week and €15,000 a month.
- Rocketpot: USD 5,000 a month after a large win.
- Bitcasino.io: up to 1,000,000 USDT a week.
- Vave: withdrawals above 50,000 USDT are paid in instalments.
If your balance is above the cap, the withdrawal is spread over several periods. Better to know that before playing big, not after.
Leg 2: selling the crypto for pesos
On a Chilean exchange
- Go to the USDT/CLP or BTC/CLP market.
- Sell the amount that arrived. Quick sell is convenient; a market sell usually gets a little more.
- The balance sits in pesos inside the exchange.
On Binance P2P
- Choose Sell USDT for CLP.
- Pick a verified buyer with a track record.
- Wait for the transfer.
- Check your bank that the money arrived and the account holder matches the buyer’s name.
- Only then release the USDT.
Do not release on screenshots, emails or messages. Typical scams are in the Binance P2P in Chile guide.
Leg 3: transfer to your bank
- Register a bank account in your own name on the exchange.
- Request the peso withdrawal and check whether there is a fee.
- Keep the receipt together with your crypto buy and sell history: it helps if the bank or exchange asks where the money came from.
If the casino withdrawal does not arrive
- Check the status in the casino history: pending, approved or sent.
- If it is pending, check your email for a document request.
- If it is sent, ask for the transaction hash and look it up on the exchange.
- Confirm the withdrawal network matched the exchange address network.
- If everything matches and it still does not show, write to exchange support with the hash.
The most frequent cases are in common mistakes. To pick the cheapest network for withdrawing, see networks and fees.