EarnBet Real-Money Test: $50 Deposit & $51.46 Withdrawal in 3m

I tested EarnBet Casino with real money from registration through withdrawal. I created an account in about 30 seconds, deposited 50 USDT, played several casino games, checked its rewards and wagering progress, contacted customer support, and completed a withdrawal.

My 50 USDT deposit arrived in about two minutes. At the end of the test, I received 51.458318 USDT in my Bybit wallet about three minutes after confirming my withdrawal request by email.

What impressed me

• My 50 USDT deposit arrived in about two minutes
• I received 51.458318 USDT in about three minutes
• Live support connected me to an agent in around one minute

What to know

• I received no rewards after wagering $272
• I could not find a wagering progress tracker
• USDT withdrawals were limited to ERC-20 and TRC-20 during my test

Want to see how I arrived at these scores? Follow my EarnBet test step by step below, from registration and a real USDT deposit to gameplay, rewards, wagering checks, withdrawal, and customer support.

After my initial exploration of the website, I clicked the Register button to start my EarnBet casino test.

The registration form asked for my email, username, password, and date of birth. I particularly liked that the casino requested my date of birth upfront, as this is a sensible step towards preventing underage gambling.

Instead of being taken straight to my new account, I was presented with a login form. I also noticed an email verification reminder at the bottom.

After entering my new login credentials, I accessed my account. From completing the registration form to reaching my dashboard, the entire process took around 30 seconds.

Email verification wasn't required before I could deposit or play, but a reminder kept appearing on my dashboard. It wasn't intrusive, but the message made it clear I couldn't withdraw until I verified my email address.

Registration Process.

Before my EarnBet deposit test, I opened the balance dropdown menu to see the options available. There, I found 10 crypto wallets and one USD wallet.

I also found something unusual. EarnBet provided separate wallets for USDT on the ERC-20 and TRC-20 networks. At other crypto casinos I've tested, USDT typically goes into a single wallet, even when several networks are supported.

On the deposit tab, there were no minimum or maximum amounts listed. I had to confirm with live support that there were none.

I then proceeded to compare the transaction fees for the available USDT networks on Bybit. ERC-20 came out cheaper, so I sent 50 USDT through that network with a 0.8 USDT fee.

Two minutes later, the full 50 USDT had arrived in my EarnBet account.

After depositing, I finally verified my email address. I'd dismissed the reminder several times, and verifying my email was the easiest way to stop it from appearing again.

Deposit Process.

The first thing I noticed in EarnBet's lobby was the game count displayed in the search tool. With 6,159 titles available, I had plenty of options to explore. Unfortunately, I couldn't find my favorite titles among them.

However, several of my preferred developers were available, so I kept looking for alternatives. After some searching, I played the following:

• Mines by Hacksaw – 98% RTP
• Dragon’s Crash by BGaming – 97% RTP
• All Ways Egypt by 1spin4win – 97% RTP
• Robo Revolution by KA Gaming – 98% RTP
• Outsourced: Payday by NoLimit City – 96% RTP

At some point, I paused gameplay to track my wagering progress but didn’t find any place for it. Then, I opened the withdrawal tab to see.

The withdrawal tab showed no withdrawable balance even though I still had around 40 USDT in my account. The interface did not explain why the funds were unavailable, and without a wagering tracker, I could not tell whether additional wagering was required or what condition was preventing the withdrawal.

My EarnBet bonus experience was practically nonexistent. I'd checked the rewards page before registering, but there was no welcome bonus, reload offer, or free spins promotion waiting for me.

Instead, the advertised promotions included a VIP rebate, a leaderboard competition, and Bitcoin rain. The VIP rebate initially caught my attention, until I checked the qualifying requirements.

To qualify, I needed to wager $1,000,000 per week for two consecutive weeks. That was well beyond my playing budget, so I quickly ruled it out.

Still, I was hoping that I would somehow receive instant rakebacks from my gameplay, as I’d gotten at other Bitcoin casinos. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any such reward by the end of my session.

The only progress I could see was 34 XP towards the 83 XP needed for the next level. That wasn't enough to unlock any bonus, leaving me with no immediate reward for my play.

While looking for rewards, I discovered the total amount I'd wagered through the leaderboard competition. My position was 42nd, so I checked the figures to see how far I was from qualifying for a prize.

I'd wagered $272 to reach that position. Unfortunately, only the top three players received prizes, while the player in 10th place had already wagered over $30,000. Given my playing budget, competing for those rewards wasn't realistic.

After checking the promotions, my XP progress, and the leaderboard, I had little to show for my gameplay. For a casino called “EarnBet”, I'd hoped to earn something back from my wagers. Instead, I finished my session without receiving any rewards.

Once I checked the cashout tab and saw my full balance showing, I knew it was time to test EarnBet withdrawals.

At the bottom of the tab, I found a minimum withdrawal amount of 10 USDT and a fee of 0.01626649 USDT. I clicked the Max button to withdraw my entire 51.48 USDT balance, and the displayed fee remained unchanged.

However, I got caught up with other things, so I didn't submit the request immediately. When I returned about an hour later, I noticed that my EarnBet withdrawal fee had increased to 0.02742321 USDT.

Although the fee was still small, I didn’t overlook any deductions from my balance.

EarnBet only gave me the ERC-20 and TRC-20 options for USDT, so I could not compare the fee with lower-cost networks such as Polygon or Solana during this test.

I eventually submitted my withdrawal request and got a prompt to confirm via email, which I completed at 12:48 PM. A minute later, the transaction status changed to Sent, followed by Completed a few seconds afterward.

At 12:51 PM, I received 51.458318 USDT in my Bybit wallet, putting my total EarnBet withdrawal time at 3 minutes.

Three minutes from confirming my request to receiving the funds is exactly the kind of turnaround I like to see. I was not asked to submit KYC documents during registration, deposit, gameplay, or my withdrawal. This only reflects what happened with my account during this test and does not mean that verification will never be requested.

Withdrawal Process.

With several unanswered questions about EarnBet's bonus system, I had plenty of reasons to put its customer support to the test.

My first stop was the public chatroom, where I asked about the Bitcoin rain bonus. I didn't receive a response from support until around 30 minutes later, which showed it was a poor choice for quick assistance.

I then opened the live chat, where I had to enter my name and email address before proceeding. I found this unusual, especially since I was already logged in. Still, it didn’t bother me much because it took less than 10 seconds to fill the form.

Nevertheless, the customer service was as efficient as I hoped. An agent joined in just around 1 minute with an answer to my question.

In just around 8 minutes, I had gotten answers to my questions about the rebate bonus, withdrawal speed, and wagering requirement.

Customer Support Test.

EarnBet scored 7.0/10 in my hands-on test. Account setup took about 30 seconds, my 50 USDT deposit arrived in roughly two minutes, and I received 51.458318 USDT in my Bybit wallet about three minutes after confirming my withdrawal.

Payments and live support were the strongest parts of my test. A live agent joined in around one minute, while my withdrawal moved from confirmation to receipt within three minutes. I was not asked to submit KYC documents during this test.

Rewards were the weakest part of my experience. I wagered $272 without receiving an immediate bonus or rakeback, while the VIP rebate required $1,000,000 in weekly wagering for two consecutive weeks. I also could not find a clear wagering progress tracker, and several of my preferred games were missing from the lobby.