How to find a working BC.Game mirror

1. Wait for the list above to finish testing. Each row turns green, amber or red as your browser gets an answer.
2. Pick the fastest green row. Lower numbers mean a quicker reply from your location.
3. Let any browser check finish. The sites sit behind Cloudflare, and a first visit can show a short "checking your browser" screen.
4. Read the address bar before typing anything. It must match a host on this page exactly.
5. Log in with your normal details and your two-factor code if you use one.
6. Bookmark the host that worked and keep this page bookmarked as well, because a host that is fast today can be filtered on your network later.

The four hosts on this page are the ones named in the licence record that review sites quote for BC.Game's operator, and each one served the BC.Game site in our own checks on 27 October 2026.

• bc.game is the main domain.
• bc.fun is the short host used in the invite links on this site.
• hash.game is another licence-listed domain that loads the same casino.
• blaze.game is a third, also listed in the licence record.

A fifth licence-listed name, bcpoker.com, answered our checks with a browser challenge we could not pass automatically, so we have not listed it. Our BC.Game verified domains page keeps the longer notes.

Each host is checked the same way: the page must answer, the BC.Game title must be present, and the small site icon at /favicon/favicon-32x32.png must load. That icon is identical on every genuine BC.Game host we tested, so it is a cheap check that a page is the real site and not a copy with a similar name. The invite path /i-694v3g7s-n/ also redirects to the home page on its own host for each of the four listed addresses.

These are our checks, not a statement from BC.Game. The company's own help pages are an app that cannot be read without a browser, so treat the list as a strong hint and confirm anything unusual with live chat inside the site.

Each row shows how long your browser waited for that host's first reply, in milliseconds (ms).

The number measures the route from you, not BC.Game's game servers. A congested route makes a host look slow even when the casino is healthy. Our page on BC.Game running slow explains how to tell a slow address from a slow connection.

Copies of well-known crypto casinos are common, and BC.Game is widely reported to have been cloned. A few checks catch nearly all of them.

• The exact host. Compare it letter by letter with this page. Look-alikes add hyphens, swap letters or use a different ending.
• Telegram and mini-app clones. BC.Game has a genuine Telegram mini-app, and a forum warning from February 2026 describes fake ones. Only open a mini-app from the link shown inside your logged-in account or the verified social accounts.
• Other hosts you may see. Several other domains also load a page that looks like BC.Game, and a third-party "mirror list" circulates for them. Nothing we found from BC.Game states they are official, so we do not list them.
• No deposit-first tricks. A real address never asks you to send crypto before you can log in, never asks for a seed phrase and never asks for your password in a chat.
• Same account, same history. After logging in on a real host you see your usual balances and bet history. A fake usually shows an error after the password step.
• Links from strangers. Treat direct messages that "share a new BC.Game link" with suspicion.

• Cloudflare check loops: allow cookies for the host, pause script and ad blockers, or try a private window.
• Page opens but stays blank: the page loaded and the live connection behind it did not. Try another host from the list, then another network.
• Games open but stay black: that game provider may be filtered on your network or not served in your country.
• Logged out on every refresh: cookies are blocked or cleared on exit. Allow them for the host you use.

For pages that open but stay blank, see BC.Game not loading; for sign-in trouble, see BC.Game login problems.

When nothing on the list connects, the cause is nearly always on your side of the connection. In Estonia, for example, bc.game resolves to a tax-authority block page on local resolvers, which is a filter at the network level and not an outage.

1. Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data.
2. Change to a public DNS resolver, or switch on secure DNS in your browser, and flush the DNS cache.
3. Restart your router.
4. Check the device clock is correct.
5. Try again in a few minutes in case BC.Game is in a short maintenance window.

The live board on is BC.Game down shows the current state. If BC.Game tells you the service is not available in your country, that is a restriction under its terms, not a fault, and mirrors will not change it.