⇄ ALTERNATIVES · UPDATED 7 Oct 2026
I like SuperSlots fine, but nobody should be loyal to a casino. Here are the 10 sites closest to it on coins, KYC and games, each one tested the same way, with the exact points where it beats SuperSlots and where it loses.
SuperSlots
5.6
BEST OVERALL
BetFury
6.7
BEST SPORTSBOOK
BetFury
6.7
| Site | Score | KYC | Payout test | Coins | Sportsbook | Beats SuperSlots on | Visit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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SuperSlots
original
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5.6 | Light KYC | — | 17 | — | — | Official site |
 Wild Casino
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6.1 | Light KYC | — | 17 | — | higher score (6.1 vs 5.6) | Visit |
 BetOnline
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6.6 | Light KYC | — | 17 | ✓ | higher score (6.6 vs 5.6), has a sportsbook | Visit |
 SportsBetting.ag
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6.4 | Light KYC | — | 17 | ✓ | higher score (6.4 vs 5.6), has a sportsbook | Visit |
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BetFury
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6.7 | Light KYC | — | 23 | ✓ | 6 more coins, higher score (6.7 vs 5.6), has a sportsbook | Visit |
 BC.Game
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5.9 | Full KYC | — | 19 | ✓ | 2 more coins, higher score (5.9 vs 5.6), has a sportsbook | Visit |
 WinSpirit
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5.2 | Full KYC | — | 12 | ✓ | has a sportsbook | Visit |
 MyBookie
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4.8 | Light KYC | — | 10 | ✓ | has a sportsbook | Visit |
 22Bet
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5.4 | Light KYC | — | 15 | ✓ | has a sportsbook | Visit |
 Thunderpick
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5.2 | Light KYC | — | 11 | ✓ | has a sportsbook, provably fair games | Visit |
 20Bet
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5.8 | Full KYC | — | 10 | ✓ | higher score (5.8 vs 5.6), has a sportsbook | Visit |
A crypto-heavy casino with 17 coins, no maximum on Bitcoin, ETH, USDT or USDC withdrawals, about 300 slots, in-house originals and live dealer, plus 250 no-rollover…
A sportsbook-first US-facing book with published betting limits up to $50,000 on NFL spreads, re-bets every 61 seconds, early lines and 17 cryptocurrencies with no cap…
A Panama-based US sportsbook with published high limits (NFL spreads to $50,000), live betting, props, esports, racebook, poker and casino. Seventeen coins in and out, Bitcoin…
A crypto casino and sportsbook since 2019 with an active Curaçao (CGA) licence, 13,000+ games, provably fair originals and rakeback. Each deposit must be wagered once…
A very large crypto casino and sportsbook online since 2017: Originals with hash-chain proof, 80+ sports, poker and a lottery. Anjouan licence valid; its former Curaçao…
A Curaçao-licensed casino since 2022 with 12 coins, 94 providers, sports and esports. Withdrawals are capped at €2,000 a day, deposits need 3x wagering, KYC is…
A US-facing sportsbook since 2014: 25 sports with politics, esports and Gaelic games, live betting, cash out, casino and racebook. Ten coins for deposits, but payouts…
A deep offshore sportsbook with 15 crypto account currencies, fee-free Bitcoin payouts and readable terms, licensed via a Kahnawake permit it never shows on site. Bonuses…
An esports-first crypto book with 18 esports titles, 14 sports, email-only sign-up and a valid Anjouan licence. Margins near 8.5% on esports, a €100,000 weekly cap…
A Curaçao-licensed sportsbook with 40+ sports and esports, cash-out and a 5x sports bonus. Full KYC on the first withdrawal, a €4,000 daily cash-out cap and…
People look for sites like SuperSlots for three reasons. The first is the licence. SuperSlots says it is legally licensed and fully regulated, but it never names a regulator, a licence number or the company behind it, and Casino Guru rates its Panama licence unverifiable with a Safety Index of 4.6. If a checkable licence matters to you, that alone sends you elsewhere.
The second is the bonus. Three hundred free spins for a $10 deposit sounds generous until you read the $100 ceiling on winnings and the extra $50 deposit needed before free-spin money can leave. The third is scope: there is no sportsbook, no provably fair game, and altcoin withdrawals carry fees from $1.50 to $25 with a limit of ten requests a week. What SuperSlots does well is uncapped, free Bitcoin payouts and cash VIP rewards, so the list below weighs licences, withdrawal costs and game range ahead of bonus size.
On my current scores, BetFury (6.7/10). The table above shows exactly where it beats SuperSlots and where it does not.
Usually one of four things: your country got excluded, KYC got stricter, a withdrawal took longer than it should, or you just want a different bonus. None of those make the original a scam, they just mean it is time to compare.
Shared categories, shared coins, similar KYC policy and whether both have a sportsbook, then sorted by my score. Shit List sites never appear here, however similar they are.
