CryptoLeo Review

The first thing I always check is bonuses. And CryptoLeo doesn’t disappoint.

You can get a hefty bonus of up to 5000 USDT. It’s not as huge as the bonuses you’ll find on BC.Game, which welcomes you with open arms and some staggering numbers, but it’s not bad.

Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect from CryptoLeo.

The minimum qualifying deposit is on the lower end, so props to CryptoLeo for making the bonus available to more low-budget punters. It is admirable!

However, the wagering is on the steeper end. If you want to play at a casino with no rollover, maybe you can have a look at Jackbit casino.

Loyalty system (VIP club)

I got a bit confused to find both a loyalty system & a VIP club. Don’t worry–they’re the same.

I find this loyalty program pretty intriguing. There are 16 levels in total. Here’s more info:

I like how they’ve structured the rewards. You’ve got instant rakeback that increases as you climb the ranks, weekly and monthly rakeback bonuses. 

And those bonus rewards? They get pretty juicy at the higher levels. I mean, €10,000 for hitting Platinum? That’s not chump change.

Missions

When I hear “Missions,” I always think of Tom Cruise. I can’t help it. To be fair, everyone, including myself, likes daily challenges.

However, during my CryptoLeo casino test, Missions were not loading.

So, Mission Impossible was, well–a reality?

Daily Tournaments

During the review, I could enroll in daily tournaments with up to 2,500 USDT prize pools. It’s a nice way to engage with players and keep them coming every day.

CryptoLeo’s design is pretty slick. The dark theme with splashes of vibrant colors catches the eye. The mascot, a stylized lion icon, adds a unique touch and ties nicely into the brand name.

The sidebar menu is comprehensive and offers quick access to various game types and features. The “Bonus Hub” at the top is a nice touch, putting all the promotional stuff in one easy-to-find spot.

These features are only found at places like Stake, so CryptoLeo’s being part of an elite company is special!

Language Variety

Many casinos try to satisfy their players with multi-lingual interfaces. CryptoLeo’s efforts are respectable. Here are the languages supported by the platform:

• English
• German
• French
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Spanish

Gameplay experience

I’ve tested many crash games during the review, including CryptoLeo’s Original Crash. On top of it, there are about 25 other titles.

CryptoLeo Crash is not technically a self-developed game. It’s the popular Diver game by iNOUT.

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I like the social features, as you can check live bets and see who wins in real time. Unfortunately, you can’t chat with other players, but that doesn’t ruin the experience, in my opinion.

CryptoLeo on Mobile

If you want to install a mobile app, there’s one. No native app for iOS and Android, but you can install a PWA, which is a good addition.

Still, it’s not like the Stake app, which is available for download in the app libraries.

Creating an Account at CryptoLeo

Some casinos tend to require extensive data and personal information from their players before they can make a deposit and play.

It isn’t the case here (for better or worse).

What you have to do is pick a valid email, a password, your preferred crypto deposit method, and a promo code if you have one. Here’s how to do it in a few steps:

• Visit CryptoLeo’s website
• Click on the “Sign up” in the top right corner
• Enter your email, password, and preferred currency.
• Confirm by clicking on “Sign up”.

I managed to create an account in a matter of 2 minutes. The deposit also didn’t take much longer.

P.S. Don’t forget to verify your email.

At CrashGambler, we’re focused on crash casino games, so it doesn’t come as a surprise that I’ll start with this category. Here is what you can find here:

• Crash by CryptoLeo Originals
• Crash by Turbo Games
• Dragon’s Crash by BGaming
• Aviator by Spribe
• Crash, Hamster Crash by SmartSoft Gaming
• Crash Duel X by SmartSoft Gaming
• Big Bass Crash by Pragmatic Play
• Triple Cash or Crash by BetSoft
• F777 by Onlyplay
• CrashX Football by Turbo Games
• Cash or Crash by Evolution
• Kite Festival Crash Game by Mascot Gaming
• Spaceman by Pragmatic Play Live
• Speed Crash by Hacksaw Gaming
• Space Crasher by Spadegaming
• Crash by Galaxsys
• Pilot by Gamzix

There are some more crash games, but as a huge fan of Original games, I’ve tested Crash Diver. The problem? Well, it’s the popular Diver Game by iNOUT.

It’s certainly a nice game but it lacks the music and advanced features. Yes, I can try Martingale with the x2 bets, but that’s pretty much it.

It looks pretty raw compared to Crash by Stake Originals, and I would pick the latter any day of the week.

Aviator is available in CryptoLeo, and I can honestly say–it’s miles ahead of Diver (the so-called “CryptoLeo Crash”).

But I’ve managed to scratch some wins, and I’m proud of myself.

However, I believe that not everyone fancies Aviator, and people sometimes seek Aviator alternatives. That’s why I’ve tested Big Bass Crash by Pragmatic Play.

Big Bass Crash had a juicy bet of over $1, but the game was lagging during my test. I can’t rate my experience as great, and to be honest–most Crash players on the platform have set their eyes on Aviator ($0.10 minimum bet compared to $1).

Other Games at CryptoLeo

Of course, nobody likes to play Crash games all the time–including maniacs like me.

But don’t worry–CryptoLeo’s casino library has over 6,000 games, which is quite a lot. I doubt you’ll test all of them, but it’s still better to have them than not, right?

CryptoLeo has 25 original games. I see it as ambitious for the casino’s plans to develop self-hosted games.

Here’s what you can find over there:

• Slot games
• Crash
• Plinko
• Dice
• Roulette
• Blackjack
• Poker
• Baccarat

Demo games are not available, which is unfortunate. If you want to test the crash games, you need to deposit real money.

The alternative? You can play for free at Stake.

Live Casino

Do you like to spend some time playing live dealer games instead? Well, CryptoLeo has you covered.

The live casino section has 155+ games from Pragmatic Play Live and Evolution. You can also enjoy Game Shows, like Deal or No Deal, Monopoly, and others. Quite stacked.

Here’s a list of the top live games that players enjoy here:

• Red Door Roulette by Evolution
• Sweet Bonanza CandyLand by Pragmatic Play Live
• Crazy Time! By Evolution
• Mega Wheel by Pragmatic Play Live
• Lightning Roulette by Evolution
• Live – Speed Baccarat A by Pragmatic Play Live

CryptoLeo’s licensing situation pretty standard for an online crypto casino. They’re licensed in Curacao, which I think offers decent oversight without being too strict. Here are some key facts about CryptoLeo:

• Owned by Uno Digital Media B.V.
• Operates under Curacao license number 1668 JAZ (B2C-AK2QPM3H-1668JAZ)
• Sitewide SSL encryption
• Activity logs with detailed IP data

Of course, some crypto casinos like BC Game and Stake have local domains in some markets (UK, for example).

Does CryptoLeo Request KYC?

I find that CryptoLeo’s KYC policy is a bit of a mixed bag. While they don’t require KYC upfront when creating an account, I think they’ve left themselves some wiggle room.

In my experience, smaller withdrawals (say, under $2,000) often fly under the radar without triggering KYC. But if you’re dead set on a true no-KYC casino, I’d say CryptoLeo doesn’t quite fit the bill.

They’ve basically reserved the right to ask for your papers if they feel like it.

Restricted Regions

The CryptoLeo’s restricted regions list is pretty extensive, which isn’t unusual in the online casino world.

It’s clear they’re trying to comply with KYC and AML regulations, even if it means turning away players from some big markets.

Here are some major countries that “fall under the bus”:

• United States
• United Kingdom
• Spain
• France
• Germany
• Netherlands

However, I caution that using a VPN will conflict with their terms of service (chapter 2.2), so it’s a bit of a gray area.

Responsible Gambling

CryptoLeo’s approach to responsible gambling pretty solid. They’ve put some real thought into it, which I appreciate. Here’s what stands out to me:

• Dedicated Responsible Gambling help page
• Options to set daily, weekly, and monthly limits
• Self-exclusion available by emailing support@cryptoleo.com

The limit-setting feature is particularly useful, I think.

It lets you keep your gambling in check without cutting yourself off completely.

And while it’s not ideal that you need to email for self-exclusion, at least the option is there.

As a typical crypto casino, CryptoLeo supports 10 different cryptocurrencies as payment methods:

• Bitcoin
• Ethereum
• Tether
• Litecoin
• Tron
• Cardano
• USD Coin
• Dogecoin
• Ripple
• Binance Coin

I believe all the core cryptos are covered, but I’d like to see a bit more.

CryptoLeo Deposits

When I deposited funds, the changes were visible in a few minutes. I don’t remember exactly how much, but it’s under five.

The next thing was to receive an email with instructions. I do believe CryptoLeo is a beginner-friendly casino.

The crypto deposits are extremely low. For example, 1 DOGE is currently worth less than $0.12.

Last but definitely not least, you have to wager your initial deposit three times before you can withdraw money due to AML. Well, I’ve seen better, as the standard is 1x.

CryptoLeo Withdrawals

Withdrawing funds from CryptoLeo isn’t that hard. Yet, there is some fine print you should check out beforehand.

Here are the minimum withdrawal limits:

When it comes to withdrawal caps (which you may be more interested in, after all)–things look okay.

However, if your winnings exceed that amount, the sum will be paid in installments. That is pretty standard for the industry, so I am not surprised.

How to withdraw funds from CryptoLeo?

If you want to withdraw funds from CryptoLeo, you can do it in a few easy steps:

• Go to the “Deposit” button on the top right corner
• Select Withdraw
• Choose the cryptocurrency and deposit address
• Pick an amount from your account balance
• Confirm by clicking the big blue button “Withdraw”

CryptoLeo has covered all the basics–you can find live chat support, email support, and an FAQ section.

The live chat bot is sometimes tricky, but it doesn’t help. Some of the comments are outright vague, which forces me to ask myself what I am looking for.

Finally, I have been transferred to an agent to explain a problem with the welcome bonus.

The answer was pretty machine-like, and I didn’t like it at all.

I could go on forever, but I thought it was not needed. That automatically adds a layer of insecurity. However, I am too harsh sometimes.

Many new casinos experience some issues with their support agents, so I expect a resolution in the months to come.

CryptoLeo is well-represented in social media:

• X
• Telegram
• Instagram
• Facebook