BC.Game withdrawal limits explained

There is no single number. BC.Game's limits are made of a monthly cap in its terms, a minimum for each coin in the cashier and a turnover rule on deposits. Because BC.Game's own terms are a JavaScript app we could not read directly, the terms figures below come from a review that quotes them, and a few of them conflict with the site's FAQ. Treat every figure as reported and confirm it in your account.

The reported terms say you can withdraw up to EUR 10,000 per month. The same terms are reported to cut that to EUR 5,000 per month once your balance is more than ten times your total deposits. The FAQ is said to describe the limits differently, which is a reason to read the cashier before planning a large withdrawal.

1. The monthly cap. The EUR 10,000 figure, falling to EUR 5,000 when the balance is above ten times your deposits, is the one most players run into after a big win.

2. The 1x turnover. Each deposit is reported to need wagering once before it can be withdrawn. Deposit, play it through, then withdraw; moving funds in and straight out can trigger a review.

3. The minimum per coin. Minimums depend on the coin and its network and are shown in the cashier. One review lists $12 per listed crypto, but that figure may be dated.

4. Verification. BC.Game can ask for ID at any time and restrict payments until it is complete. A withdrawal held for checks is not a limit as such, but it behaves like one.

On top of these, the network charges its own fee. BC.Game itself is reported to charge only the network fee, and fee-free withdrawals are listed as a VIP perk.

BC.Game is crypto first. Fiat is reported to work through third-party partners MoonPay and Banxa in some regions, which sell you crypto in the cashier, and card logos appear in some places while sources disagree on what is available. Those partners set their own minimums, fees and limits, separate from the BC.Game terms. Which route you see depends on your region.

A bonus changes what you can withdraw. The welcome package is reported to pay as locked BCD that unlocks at about 1% of your wagering, with 40x to 45x wagering reported on cash matches, and bonus-abuse rules that cover stalling rounds, hedged or low-margin bets and depositing while free spins are active. Rakeback is paid as locked BCD too, with a $5 minimum claim. Until BCD is unlocked it is not withdrawable cash. See the BC.Game bonus code guide for how the unlock works.

• You hit the monthly cap. Withdraw what is allowed, then ask support when the remainder can be released. Do not open another account.
• A withdrawal is pending. It may be waiting for confirmations or a manual review; see BC.Game withdrawal pending and BC.Game withdrawal time.
• You are asked for documents. Provide them through the official site only; see BC.Game KYC verification.
• The minimum is higher than your balance. Check a different coin or network, since minimums differ.