Offshore casinos still take Visa and Mastercard, but what a card deposit costs you ranges from nothing to 15.9% or more. MyBookie, Casino Max and Sloto Cash charge no card fee, Bovada’s first card deposit is free and Ignition charges 15.9% or more on every card deposit. Your bank may add a cash-advance fee on top.
At these casinos, plan on getting paid in crypto: Red Dog and Shazam are the two we found that pay winnings back to a card. Use the checker below to see what your deposit costs at each casino.
- 0%card fee at MyBookie and Casino Max, by their own pages
- 15.9%+what Ignition charges on a card deposit, and Bovada after your first
- 2casinos we found that pay winnings back to a card: Red Dog and Shazam
- 14 minour fastest payout from these casinos (MyBookie, Bitcoin)
What will your card deposit cost?
Pick an amount and your card. We add up the casino’s fee and what your bank may charge, at each of the eight casinos.
How this works
Casino fees come from each casino’s own banking, help and cashier pages. Bovada and Ignition say card deposits cost “15.9% or higher” depending on the card, so we show 15.9% as the least you’ll pay; Bovada’s first card deposit is free. Sloto Cash says it will make up the 1 cent to $1 its card processor may add, so we count it as free. Wild Casino and Super Slots charge a fee that depends on your VIP level (Super Slots adds the amount and the card) and show it before you confirm, so we can’t put a number on it. We couldn’t read Slots.lv’s help pages, so its card fee isn’t priced. Your bank’s side is an estimate you can change: card issuers often treat a casino deposit as a cash advance, which commonly costs the greater of $10 or 3 to 5%, usually with no interest-free period; Bovada and Ignition warn that a bank may add up to 3% for an overseas merchant. None of the seven we could check pays winnings to a Visa, Mastercard, Amex or Discover card: payout times are our own crypto withdrawals.
The checker needs JavaScript. In short: MyBookie, Casino Max and Sloto Cash charge no card fee, Bovada’s first card deposit is free and later ones cost 15.9% or more, Ignition charges 15.9% or more, and your bank may add a cash-advance fee on top.
Best credit card casinos for US players
Ranked on what a card deposit costs you, which cards each casino takes, its card limits and how fast it paid us. The screenshots are from each casino’s own cashier or banking page.
Top casinos compared
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Casino Max
300% up to $3,000 on each of your first five deposits (up to $15,000) + 25 free spins a day for 7 days
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Wild Casino
250 free spins on your first deposit, no wagering
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Super Slots
300 free spins on your first deposit
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Ignition
150% up to $1,500 with crypto, or 100% up to $1,000 by card
MyBookie
No card fee
MyBookie’s cashier puts Visa and Mastercard at the top of its deposit options, from $45 to $2,500, with a 0% fee. It was also the fastest of these casinos to pay us: 14 minutes in Bitcoin. The catch is the bonus: its cashier says crypto gets bigger bonuses, and crypto deposits earn 2 MyBookie+ points per $1 against 1 for a card.
- Card fee0% in its cashier
- CardsVisa, Mastercard
- Our fastest payout14 min, Bitcoin
No American Express or Discover. Not open in Michigan, New Jersey, Nevada, New York or Pennsylvania.
Casino Max
Most card brands
Casino Max takes Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and Diners Club from $35 to $1,000, and says it charges no deposit fees. Its cashier is upfront about the catch: depending on your bank, a card deposit “could be treated as a cash advance”, and Casino Max says it “cannot be held responsible” for that fee.
- Card feeNone, it says
- CardsVisa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Diners
- Our fastest payout4h, Bitcoin
A $1,000 card maximum. Its crypto page says many coupons pay 5 to 20% more with crypto.
Sloto Cash
Amex with no casino fee
Sloto Cash takes Visa, Mastercard and American Express from $25. Its banking page warns that the card processing banks may add 1 cent to $1 a deposit, and says it’s “happy to compensate you” for it. Its banking table in our screenshot marks card deposits “Bonus: Yes”, and its terms say all deposit bonuses are cashable, so nothing is taken back when you withdraw.
- Card feeNone; processor fee made up
- CardsVisa, Mastercard, Amex
- Our fastest payout4h 15m, Bitcoin
Its banking table lists no card withdrawals. Bitcoin payouts run from $100 to $2,500 at a time.
Bovada
First card deposit free
Bovada’s first card deposit is free. After that it charges 15.9% or more, depending on the card, so $15.90 or more on $100. By card you get 100% up to $1,000 on each of your first three deposits at 25x, against 125% up to $1,250 with crypto.
- Card feeFirst free, then 15.9%+
- CardsVisa, Mastercard
- Our fastest payout4h 52m, Bitcoin
Before any withdrawal, card players send a Credit Card Verification Form for each card. Closed in 19 states and DC.
Wild Casino
38-minute Bitcoin payout
Wild Casino takes cards from $25 to $2,500, with a processing fee that depends on your VIP level and is shown before you confirm. Its banking table in our screenshot lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover, and it takes gift and prepaid cards that are enabled for international online purchases.
- Card feeVaries by VIP level
- Card limits$25 to $2,500
- Our fastest payout38 min, Bitcoin
Before a payout it can ask for both sides of every card you’ve used.
Super Slots
Cards up to $2,500
Super Slots’ cashier lists the same card options as Wild Casino’s: cards from $25 to $2,500, with a fee that depends on the amount, the card and your VIP level, shown before you confirm. Gift and prepaid cards work if they’re enabled for international online purchases.
- Card feeVaries, shown at deposit
- Card limits$25 to $2,500
- Our fastest payout1h 45m, Ethereum
A wait of at least 3 days can apply after a card deposit before you can withdraw.
Ignition
Card bonus up to $1,000
Ignition charges 15.9% or more on a card deposit, depending on the card, and shows the fee below the amount box. By card you get 100% up to $1,000, against 150% up to $1,500 with crypto. Its card form asks for your street address and the last 4 digits of your Social Security number.
- Card fee15.9%+
- CardsVisa, Mastercard, UnionPay
- Our fastest payout1h 27m, Bitcoin
Not open in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Nevada or New York.
Slots.lv
Hot Drop jackpots
Slots.lv’s homepage offers up to $2,000 on card deposits, against up to $3,000 on a first crypto deposit, and its cashier has a card option with Visa and Mastercard. We couldn’t read its help pages, so we have no card fee or limits for it, and we haven’t tested a payout yet.
- Card feeNot checked
- CardsVisa, Mastercard
- Our fastest payoutNot tested yet
Check the fee in its cashier before you confirm a card deposit.
Which card works where
From each casino’s own cashier and banking pages. A dash means the casino doesn’t list that card.
| Casino | Visa | Mastercard | Amex | Discover | Card limits | Casino fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MyBookie | ✓ | ✓ | – | – | $45 to $2,500 | 0% in its cashier |
| Casino Max | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | $35 to $1,000 | None, it says |
| Sloto Cash | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | – | $25 and up | None; its card processor may add 1 cent to $1, which Sloto says it will make up |
| Bovada | ✓ | ✓ | – | – | $20 to $1,500 | First card deposit free, then 15.9% or more |
| Wild Casino | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | $25 to $2,500 | Varies with your VIP level; shown before you confirm |
| Super Slots | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | $25 to $2,500 | Varies with the amount, the card and your VIP level; shown before you confirm |
| Ignition | ✓ | ✓ | – | – | $20 and up | 15.9% or more, depending on the card |
| Slots.lv | ✓ | ✓ | – | – | Not checked | Not checked: we couldn’t read its help pages |
American Express casinos
Half of these eight casinos leave out Amex. Casino Max and Sloto Cash take it, and Wild Casino and Super Slots listed it on their banking tables in our screenshots. MyBookie, Bovada, Ignition and Slots.lv don’t list it. Shazam takes Amex too, and it can pay your winnings back to the Amex you deposited with.
Discover casinos
Casino Max lists Discover (and Diners Club), and Wild Casino and Super Slots listed Discover on their banking tables in our screenshots. Bovada’s and Ignition’s card screens show a third, orange logo, but neither names Discover on the pages we read.
Visa and Mastercard casinos
All eight take Visa and Mastercard, and so do Red Dog ($30 to $1,000) and Shazam ($25 to $1,000). Casino Max, Wild Casino and Super Slots say debit cards work too, and a debit card deposit isn’t a cash advance, though an overseas fee can still apply.
Prepaid and gift cards
Wild Casino and Super Slots take gift and prepaid cards “provided they are specifically allowed to be used for international online purchases”; Super Slots says to check the small print on the packaging. Bovada and Ignition both cover gift cards on their fee pages: the minimum is $20 plus any fees, “usually $25 to be safe”, and activation fees are typically 3 to 5%.
What a card deposit really costs
Three things can come off a card deposit, and only the first is the casino’s:
- The casino’s fee. Nothing at MyBookie and Casino Max, nothing at Sloto Cash once it makes up its processor’s 1 cent to $1, and “15.9% or higher” at Ignition and at Bovada after your first card deposit. Wild Casino and Super Slots set the fee by your VIP level and show it before you confirm.
- A cash-advance fee. Your card issuer decides how to treat the charge. Bovada, Ignition and Casino Max all warn that it may go through as a cash advance, which usually costs the greater of $10 or 3 to 5% and usually has no interest-free period. Check your card’s terms.
- An overseas fee. Bovada and Ignition say your bank may charge up to 3% because they’re international merchants, and 5 to 10% more if it converts the currency.
Here’s a $100 Visa deposit with a cash-advance fee of $10 and a 3% overseas fee:
| Casino | Casino fee | Your bank (estimate) | Total fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| MyBookie | $0 | $13 | $13 |
| Sloto Cash | $0 (it makes up its processor’s fee) | $13 | $13 |
| Bovada | $0 first time, then $15.90+ | $13 | $13, then $28.90+ |
| Ignition | $15.90+ | $13 | $28.90+ |
Paying with crypto skips the casino fee at seven of the eight and the cash advance altogether, though the exchange you buy coins from charges its own fee. Our Bitcoin casinos guide covers wallets and fees.
Can you withdraw to a credit card?
Not at the casinos above: none of the seven we could check pays winnings to a Visa, Mastercard, Amex or Discover card (Casino Max can pay to its own Blue Rewards Card), so plan on getting paid in crypto. Two casinos we review do pay winnings to a card:
Red Dog
- Paid to
- Visa or Mastercard
- Limits
- $150 to $2,500 a payout
- How long
- 3 to 4 business days to approve a card payout (Bitcoin 1 to 3)
- Card deposits
- Visa and Mastercard from $30 to $1,000, with no deposit fee
- Our Bitcoin payout
- 17h 22m
Shazam
- Paid to
- Visa, Mastercard or American Express, to a card you deposited with
- Limits
- $100 to $2,000 a payout, $2,000 a week
- How long
- 2 to 7 business days to approve, then several business days more for a card
- Card deposits
- Visa, Mastercard and American Express from $25 to $1,000
- Our Bitcoin payout
- 42h
Shazam’s FAQ says its finance team makes the final call on which method pays you, and both casinos can split bigger wins into several payouts. For speed, crypto still wins: MyBookie paid us in 14 minutes and Wild Casino in 38. Our fastest payout casinos guide compares payout times and limits.
What card players get asked for
Deposit by card and you may be asked for extra paperwork before your first payout, whichever way you withdraw:
- Bovada: a Credit Card Verification Form for each card you’ve used, before any withdrawal, including Bitcoin.
- Ignition: its card form asks for your street address and the last 4 digits of your SSN, and before paying it may ask for photo ID, a proof of address dated within 60 days and a card verification form.
- Wild Casino and Super Slots: photo ID, both sides of every card you’ve deposited with, and a utility bill or bank statement. At Super Slots, a wait of at least 3 days can apply after a card deposit before you can withdraw.
- Red Dog: photo ID, both sides of each card with the first six and last four digits showing, and a recent proof of address.
Why was my card declined?
Casino Max’s cashier puts it plainly: “Some issuing banks have restricted the use of credit cards for online entertainment.” The usual reasons:
- Your bank blocks the charge. Some card issuers block gambling or overseas charges, or set a cash-advance limit below your credit limit.
- The casino doesn’t take that card. MyBookie, Bovada, Ignition and Slots.lv don’t list Amex.
- The amount is outside its limits. MyBookie starts at $45 and Casino Max stops at $1,000; the checker above flags both.
- A gift card isn’t enabled for international purchases. Wild Casino and Super Slots only take ones that are.
What to do: check that the casino lists your card and amount, ask your bank whether it blocked the charge, or use another method the casino lists, such as crypto. We don’t publish ways around a bank’s gambling block: many people set one up on purpose.
Why the big US apps stopped taking credit cards
If you’re here because your sportsbook app stopped taking your card, you’re not alone. Several of the biggest licensed US operators have dropped credit cards since 2025, according to a Gambling.com round-up:
| Operator | Stopped taking credit cards |
|---|---|
| DraftKings | August 2025 |
| Golden Nugget | August 2025 |
| FanDuel | March 2026 |
| BetMGM | March 2026 |
| bet365 | April 2026 |
| Caesars | April 2026 |
| Hard Rock Bet | July 2026 |
In letters to operators in February 2026, Senator Elizabeth Warren wrote that credit card betting deposits are “almost always classified as a ‘cash advance’”. The offshore casinos on this page aren’t licensed by any US state, and they still take cards.
Where the casinos contradict themselves
Where a casino’s own pages disagree about cards, we list both.
| Casino | One page says | Another says |
|---|---|---|
| Bovada | “Subsequent deposits fees of 15.9% or higher” (deposit fees help page) | 5.9% (the same page’s description in search results) |
| Wild Casino | Visa, Mastercard, Amex and Discover listed separately, up to $5,000 each (banking table, our screenshot) | One “major credit & debit cards” option, $25 to $2,500 (banking page when we checked again) |
| Super Slots | Visa, Mastercard, Amex and Discover, up to $5,000 each (banking table, our screenshot) | Cards $25 to $2,500 (banking page when we checked again) |
Our call: plan on Bovada’s 15.9%, and on $2,500 at Wild Casino and Super Slots. Each cashier shows your own limits and fee before you confirm.
How we checked these credit card casinos
- From the casinos themselves. Cards, limits and fees are from each casino’s own cashier, banking and help pages, read in November 2026, and the cashier screenshots are ours.
- Your bank’s side is an estimate. Cash-advance and overseas fees depend on your card; the checker lets you set your own.
- Our own payout tests. Payout times are crypto withdrawals we made with our own money, from request to wallet.
- Ranked on cost first. Then the cards each casino takes, its card limits and how fast it paid us.
We earn a commission when you sign up through our links. It doesn’t change the ranking: the criteria are on this page.
FAQs
Can you use a credit card at an online casino?
Yes, at the offshore casinos on this page: all eight take Visa and Mastercard. Many licensed US apps, including DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars, stopped taking credit cards in 2025 and 2026.
Which online casinos take credit cards with no fee?
MyBookie shows a 0% card fee in its cashier, Casino Max says it charges no deposit fees, and Sloto Cash says it will make up the 1 cent to $1 its card processor may add. Bovada's first card deposit is free. Your bank may still add a cash-advance or overseas fee.
Which online casinos accept American Express?
Casino Max, Sloto Cash and Shazam take Amex, and Wild Casino and Super Slots listed it on their banking tables in our screenshots. MyBookie, Bovada, Ignition and Slots.lv don't list it.
Is a casino deposit a cash advance?
It can be: your card issuer decides. Bovada, Ignition and Casino Max all warn that a card deposit may go through as a cash advance, which usually costs the greater of $10 or 3 to 5% and usually has no interest-free period.
Why was my credit card declined at an online casino?
Often because your bank blocks gambling or overseas charges, the casino doesn't take that card, the amount is outside its card limits, or a gift card isn't enabled for international purchases. Ask your bank, or use another method the casino lists.
Can I withdraw casino winnings to my credit card?
Only at a few casinos. Red Dog pays to Visa or Mastercard, $150 to $2,500 a payout, and Shazam pays to the Visa, Mastercard or Amex you deposited with, $100 to $2,000. At the eight casinos on our list, plan on getting paid in crypto.
Can I use a Visa gift card at an online casino?
At Wild Casino and Super Slots, if the card is enabled for international online purchases. Bovada and Ignition cover gift cards on their fee pages, with a $20 minimum plus fees.
Is it legal to gamble online with a credit card in the US?
The offshore casinos on this page aren't licensed by any US state, and several turn away players from some states. Some states also restrict credit cards for licensed betting. Check the law where you live before you deposit.
A credit card makes it easy to gamble with money you don’t have, and a cash advance starts costing you straight away. Set a deposit limit before you start and never chase losses. If it stops being fun, call the National Council on Problem Gambling on 1-800-MY-RESET or visit ncpgambling.org.