Crypto casinos in the Netherlands
2026

Deposit figures are Tanzanite’s global totals for each casino (Tanzanite has no country split), 30 days to 1 Nov 2026, with change against the previous 30 days. They are not deposits from the Netherlands. Casinos Tanzanite does not track are listed after the tracked ones, unranked. Not in this table: Shuffle, not available in the Netherlands under Shuffle’s terms (as of October 2026); Cloudbet, not available in the Netherlands under Cloudbet’s terms (as of October 2026).

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Jackbit

jack.com

KYC not routine for crypto17+ Coins

Not tracked by Tanzanite (30 days to 1 Nov 2026)

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Visit Jackbit

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Lucky Block

luckyblock.com

KYC not routine for cryptoLBLOCK Token

Not tracked by Tanzanite (30 days to 1 Nov 2026)

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Visit Lucky Block

This table is deliberately short. Stake, Roobet, BC.Game, Bitstarz, Cloudbet, Shuffle and Duel are not listed because their own terms name the Netherlands as a restricted market. The two that remain, Jack.com (formerly Jackbit) and Lucky Block, did not name the Netherlands in their terms (22 October 2026); that is not a licence and the KSA can act against either of them. Neither is tracked by Tanzanite (30 days to 1 Nov 2026), so no deposit figures are shown. Claim buttons are affiliate links. Reviewed by Alex Mercer.

The remote gambling Act and the KSA's crypto ban

The Netherlands opened its regulated online market on 1 October 2021 under the Wet Kansspelen op afstand (KOA), an amendment to the Wet op de kansspelen that created a licensing regime run by the Kansspelautoriteit (KSA). Around thirty operators hold licences, each bound to verify players through DigiD, iDIN or an ID document, link every account to one verified identity, connect to the CRUKS self-exclusion register, and, since 1 October 2024, intervene when a player sets a monthly deposit limit above EUR 350 and block net deposits above EUR 700 a month absent affordability evidence. Advertising has been mostly untargeted-banned since July 2023, with no role models or influencers and no promotions shown to under-24s.

Within that regime the KSA has taken an explicit position on cryptocurrency: no licensee may accept crypto deposits or withdrawals, and the ban extends to stablecoins. The regulator's reasoning is that pseudonymous blockchain payments cannot satisfy the identification and Wwft (anti-money-laundering) obligations licensees carry, whatever blockchain analytics can do. The Netherlands is therefore one of the few countries with a legal online market and a regulatory prohibition on crypto inside it. Every crypto casino a Dutch player can reach is unlicensed by definition.

The KSA is also among Europe's most aggressive enforcers against unlicensed operators: multi-million-euro fines, payment blocks through Dutch banks and processors, ISP domain-blocking requests, and action against affiliates and social-media promoters targeting Dutch audiences. It has named crypto gambling a priority enforcement area. The KOA does not create a player offence for using an unlicensed site, and individuals are not prosecuted, but the KSA's tools are aimed at the operators and the money, and its fines are the reason the biggest brands now geo-block the country. Wider context in our global legality guide. This page is information, not legal advice.

Who blocks Dutch players and who does not

This is the section most Dutch guides skip, so we will be specific.

• Stake: blocked in the Netherlands, per our review, alongside the US, UK and France.
• Roobet: the Netherlands is on its restricted list (clause 3.5) with the US, UK and Australia; using a VPN breaches its terms and can forfeit funds.
• Bitstarz: its terms name the Netherlands as a restricted country.
• Duel: its terms restrict thirty countries including the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, France, the UK and the US.
• 1win: restricted in the Netherlands, Germany, France, the UK, the US and Canada.
• BC.Game: not available in the Netherlands under BC.Game’s terms (as of October 2026); clause 4.3 names the Netherlands and the Dutch Caribbean, and the KSA has also taken enforcement action against it for offering games to Dutch players without a licence.
• Shuffle: not available in the Netherlands under Shuffle’s terms (as of October 2026); clause 8.3 names the Netherlands.
• Cloudbet: not available in the Netherlands under Cloudbet’s terms (as of October 2026); clause 7.1.3 (updated 30 September 2026) names the Netherlands.
• Jack.com (formerly Jackbit), Lucky Block: their terms did not name the Netherlands on 22 October 2026 (Jack.com lists Russia, Belarus, Lithuania, Georgia, Ukraine, Latvia and Moldova; Lucky Block’s clause 4.1.3 names Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten among others but not the Netherlands, and says its list is not limited to those named). Treat both as “no stated block”, confirm at the cashier, and expect the position to change if the KSA turns its attention to them.

Tax: 37.8% kansspelbelasting and box 3

The Dutch gambling tax has climbed steeply. Kansspelbelasting rose from 30.5% to 34.2% on 1 January 2025 and to 37.8% on 1 January 2026, making the Netherlands the least forgiving jurisdiction for winners in Western Europe. The tax applies to licensed and unlicensed play alike; the law does not distinguish. Licensed operators pay it on their gross gaming revenue so players see nothing at the cashier. For operators not licensed in the EU/EEA, which is every crypto casino, the player must declare winnings above EUR 449 and pay the tax through a monthly return. Nobody withholds it for you.

Separately, crypto holdings fall into Box 3, taxed on a deemed rather than realised return: for 2026 the deemed return on "other assets" is 6.00%, the Box 3 rate 36%, and the tax-free allowance EUR 59,357 per person, valued on 1 January, with a counter-proof route if your actual return was lower. Winnings held in crypto across a year-end therefore face both regimes. Model it with our crypto gambling tax calculator, read the tax guide for the general principles, and pay a Dutch adviser for anything material.

What you give up offshore: CRUKS and deposit limits

Only KSA licensees participate in CRUKS, the Centraal Register Uitsluiting Kansspelen, so a self-exclusion registered there does not follow you to a crypto casino. The same is true of the EUR 350 and EUR 700 monthly deposit-limit interventions, the source-of-funds checks, and the KSA's dispute process. Offshore, your only protection is the operator’s own record. That gap is not a feature: CRUKS only works when it is total, and if you have registered, the protective choice is to stay excluded rather than play at sites outside the register. To register or extend an exclusion, use the Cruks register; for free, confidential help call OpenOverGokken (the Kansspelautoriteit’s help site that replaced Loket Kansspel) on 0800 24 000 22, free (as of 22 October 2026).

EUROS TO CRYPTO: iDEAL, BITVAVO AND WHERE THE PROTECTION STOPS

The Dutch payment stack is excellent and none of it touches a crypto casino directly. iDEAL credits an exchange in seconds and for free; Bitvavo, Amsterdam-based, Dutch-language throughout and AFM-authorised under MiCA since June 2025, is the default venue, with Kraken, Coinbase and Binance reachable by SEPA from any ING, Rabobank or ABN AMRO account. Revolut is the other common on-ramp. Bancontact and cards work at a 1.5% to 4% premium there is rarely a reason to pay. Every one of these venues runs Wwft KYC and is registered with De Nederlandsche Bank, so the fiat-to-crypto leg is fully identified even if the casino asks for nothing.

From Bitvavo, USDT over TRC-20 costs about a dollar, credits in under two minutes and keeps a session's bankroll from moving with the market; Litecoin is the cheap mid-session top-up coin; Ethereum has deep EUR liquidity but gas spikes; Bitcoin is universal but slow and dearer to move. Balances offshore are crypto- or dollar-denominated, interfaces are almost always English, and Dutch-speaking support is the exception. iDEAL's consumer protections, CRUKS and the KSA all stop at the exchange. Withdrawal is the same route back, ending in a euro sale on Bitvavo. Rail detail in USDT casinos.

Best for: The two that remain, and why

• Cloudbet and Shuffle: not available in the Netherlands under their own terms (as of October 2026), so they are no longer listed here.
• Coin list: Jack.com (formerly Jackbit). 17-plus cryptocurrencies and 9,200-plus casino titles per its homepage (see our review); its homepage FAQ states 10 to 15 minutes for most crypto withdrawals (checked 11 November 2026).
• Token rewards: Lucky Block, the youngest operator here (2022), with LBLOCK token rewards; its welcome offer is quoted by bonus listings rather than in Lucky Block’s terms, so read the terms on its site and weigh any bonus against the shorter history.

Neither offers a documented provably fair scheme our free verifier can check: per our reviews, Jack.com says its original mini-games are provably fair but publishes no scheme specification (11 November 2026) and Lucky Block has only a limited, undocumented one (as of October 2026), and third-party slots are not verifiable anywhere. Method in the provably fair guide; rollover of 25x to 35x is the fair band and offers are tracked on the bonus page.

Crypto casino's in Nederland: De kern in het nederlands

Sinds 1 oktober 2021 is online gokken legaal onder de Wet Kansspelen op afstand, maar de Kansspelautoriteit verbiedt vergunninghouders om cryptovaluta te accepteren, stablecoins inbegrepen. Elk crypto casino dat een Nederlandse speler kan bereiken is dus per definitie onvergund, en de grootste merken blokkeren Nederland in hun eigen voorwaarden: Stake, Roobet, BC.Game, Bitstarz, Cloudbet, Shuffle en Duel noemen Nederland expliciet, en BC.Game is bovendien door de KSA beboet. Alleen Jack.com (voorheen Jackbit) en Lucky Block noemden Nederland niet in hun voorwaarden toen wij die op 22 oktober 2026 lazen.

De kansspelbelasting is per 1 januari 2026 gestegen naar 37,8% en geldt ook voor winsten bij onvergunde aanbieders; boven EUR 449 moet u die zelf maandelijks aangeven. Cryptobezit valt daarnaast in Box 3. Offshore gelden CRUKS, de stortingslimieten van EUR 350 en EUR 700 per maand en de geschillenprocedure van de KSA niet. Staat u in Cruks, blijf dan uitgesloten en speel niet bij sites buiten het register. Gratis en anoniem hulp: OpenOverGokken, 0800 24 000 22 (gecontroleerd 22 oktober 2026).