BC.Game verified domains: official addresses and how we check them

A verified BC.Game domain is an address that opens the real BC.Game site, run by Twocent Technology Limited, and shows the same brand page, so your usual account and balance appear when you log in. BC.Game keeps more than one address in service because some networks and countries block gambling domains.

The main address is bc.game. Alongside it we list bc.fun, hash.game and blaze.game. These are four of the five domains named as covered by the Anjouan Gaming Authority licence, as quoted by the bitcoin.com review. The fifth, bcpoker.com, challenged our checks and its content is unverified, so it is not listed.

The live list below shows only addresses we have verified. Our server checks each on a schedule, and your browser tests every link again when this page loads, so the response times reflect your own network.

Before an address goes on the list, we confirm it is BC.Game and not a copy:

1. Licence domain list. The host must be one of the domains named as covered by the BC.Game licence (the Anjouan authority register entry as cited by bitcoin.com).
2. TLS certificate. The host must present a valid certificate issued for that exact name.
3. Brand fingerprint. We compare what the host serves with bc.game: the page title ("BC Game: Crypto Casino Games & Casino Slot Games - Crypto Gambling") and the 32-pixel favicon file at /favicon/favicon-32x32.png, which is byte-identical on all four listed hosts.
4. Invite path check. Each listed host answers our invite path /i-694v3g7s-n/ with a redirect to its own front page carrying the invite code, which only the real app does.
5. Redirect check. An address that sends you somewhere else is dropped, however BC.Game-like its name.
6. Ongoing sweeps. Our server re-checks every host on a schedule; the time of the last sweep is on the is BC.Game down page. An address that keeps failing is retired rather than left on the list.

A green result means the host answered and serves BC.Game from your network. It does not replace the checks you should make before you type a password.

Several other addresses serve the same BC.Game page and favicon, including bc.co, bc.casino, bc.app, bcgame.ai, bcgame.vc and bcgame.ph. We do not list them: they are not stated official by BC.Game or a reliable source, and they appear on a Trustpilot-hosted "mirror list" that is not BC.Game's own. bcgame.com answers with the BC.Game title but fails our favicon and invite-path checks, so it is left off too.

A page that looks right is not proof. The only dependable test is the combination of checks above plus confirmation through live chat or a verified social account. Clone Telegram mini-apps and fake mirrors have been publicly reported, including in a Bitcointalk warning in February 2026.

• HTTPS and padlock. The address must start with https and show a valid certificate for that exact host.
• The exact host. Watch for swapped letters, extra hyphens, digits in the wrong place and unusual endings. The four hosts we list are bc.game, bc.fun, hash.game and blaze.game.
• Your password manager. If it does not offer your saved BC.Game login, it does not recognise the domain. Stop and check.
• Your account. On a genuine domain you see your real balance, bet history and VIP level. Never create a second account because a login "fails"; that breaks BC.Game's terms.
• No unusual requests. Support does not ask for your password or 2FA code in chat, by email or on social media, and fake apps are documented. There is no App Store app.

Our guide on how to find a working BC.Game mirror goes through the full method, and why BC.Game mirror domains change explains why the list moves.

Act quickly:

1. Open BC.Game from a verified domain and change your password. Change it anywhere else you reused it.
2. Turn on two-factor authentication, or reset it if the fake site asked for a code.
3. Sign out other sessions and check recent withdrawals for anything you did not make.
4. Contact BC.Game support through live chat on the genuine site and tell them what happened.

If you cannot log in at all, see BC.Game login problems for recovery steps.