About us: who writes this site, and who put money into TrustDice
This site compares crypto casinos like TrustDice, and it started with an account at TrustDice itself, funded and played with our own money in May 2026. Here is who writes it, what we tested ourselves, how we compare the rest, how the site makes money, and how to tell us we got something wrong.
Who we are
A small team that compares crypto casinos similar to TrustDice, and one author who signs the pages. The site began with a TrustDice account we funded and played in May 2026. That account answered the questions TrustDice's own documents do not — how long a withdrawal takes, how much can be withdrawn before verification, and what the verification is like — and the comparison of TrustDice alternatives grew out of the same questions, asked of eight other casinos.
We are not TrustDice and not an official page of any casino. We hold no funds, open no accounts and take no bets.
The author: Callum Ashby
Callum Ashby writes this site and ran both of its money tests. In May 2026 he deposited USDT at TrustDice, played the account over several weeks, withdrew crypto repeatedly and went through the start of its document round, from the payment under review status to the Veriff session and the second request by email. On 28 August 2026 he ran the second test, at Vave, and withdrew up to 5,000 USDT without an ID request.
Everything else he writes comes from documents, not from play: the Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate portal and the Anjouan public register, queried by domain, and each casino's own terms, read with the clause number and the date. Where a document was not read, the page says so rather than filling the gap.
What he writes about most is the part players ask about first and casinos write about least: when the documents are asked for, what the check is like, and what to do when it keeps failing. The practical advice on TrustDice withdrawal time and KYC — the passport over the driving licence, the light and the glare, the selfie when you no longer look like your passport photo — comes from the five attempts it took him to pass.
What we tested with our own money
There are exactly two money tests behind this site, and every page that uses one says which.
- TrustDice, May 2026. USDT deposits; crypto withdrawals in ten to fifteen minutes each; no verification until about 5,000 USDT withdrawn in total; then Veriff, a driving licence rejected, a passport accepted on the fifth attempt, and a second request for the documents by email. The account was played over a VPN and was never blocked for it. The whole account is written up in our TrustDice review.
- Vave, 28 August 2026. No ID requested on our account up to 5,000 USDT. It is set against TrustDice on TrustDice vs Vave.
We have not played at the other casinos on this site, and no page claims we have.
How we compare casinos like TrustDice
The same questions for every casino, answered from the same kinds of source.
- Licence: what the Curaçao portal and the Anjouan register return for the casino's domain, with the holder and the status. The two records behind TrustDice are on Is TrustDice legit?.
- Documents: what the casino's own terms say about when it asks for KYC, with the clause number, or a plain note that the terms say nothing.
- Withdrawals: any processing window, ceiling or instalment rule the terms print.
- Coins and games: the coins the cashier lists and the studios the lobby names.
- Bonus: the welcome offer as the casino displays it, with the date; bonus terms change too often to be read once and trusted.
Every figure carries the date it was read. A figure without a source does not go on the page. The whole method, with every reading date, is on how we compare.
How this site makes money
Vave is our advertiser. It sits first on the listing, and the button to Vave is the only link on this site that leads to a casino; it is the only paid placement on the site. Vave is described on the same questions as every other casino, with the same notes where its documents say nothing.
No other casino pays us, and no other position on the listing was bought. The only other outbound links go to the two licence registers, to the laws named in the footer and to a helpline.
What you will not find here
No reviews borrowed from other comparison sites or from rating portals. No instructions for getting around a country block or a self-exclusion scheme. No countdowns, no only three bonuses left, no invented player counts. And no page that tells you gambling is legal or illegal where you live — the laws are named in the footer and left to speak for themselves.
Play responsibly
Gambling is for adults, and only with money you can afford to lose. Set a deposit limit before you play, take breaks, and stop if it stops being fun. If gambling is causing you problems, the helpline in the footer is free and confidential, and most casinos, TrustDice included, let you close or pause your account.
Telling us we got something wrong
Where our summary and a casino's own terms disagree, the casino's terms are right and we have made a mistake. The two likeliest kinds of error are a figure that has changed since the date we read it and a gap that should not be there because the document exists and we missed it. Both are fixed the same way — by re-reading the source and updating the page with the new date.
The four head-to-heads are TrustDice vs Stake, TrustDice vs Vave, TrustDice vs BC.Game and TrustDice vs Mega Dice, and the full comparison is on the TrustDice alternative listing.