Ethereum Casino at Lunaris

There is no separate Ethereum casino. Lunaris is one site with one lobby and one account balance, and ETH is one of the routes into it. The card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal routes sit in the same Cashier under different tabs, and all of them are described on the deposits and payments page.

The difference with Ethereum is where the transfer happens. Instead of a card network and an issuing bank, the value moves across a public blockchain between a wallet you hold the keys to and an address the Cashier generates for you. Once the network has confirmed the transfer twice, the funds are credited and behave like any other balance in your account.

Ethereum is worth understanding as two things at once. ETH is the coin — the asset you deposit, and also the asset that pays the network fee. The Ethereum blockchain is also the platform a large number of other tokens are issued on; those are called ERC-20 tokens, and Tether USD (ERC-20) and USDC both appear that way among the supported currencies at Lunaris. That distinction matters at the moment you send, and we come back to it below.

What Ethereum does not change is the games. Return to player and volatility belong to a game's design, not to the currency that funded the account, and every round is independent and random. Our guides to RTP and slot volatility cover what those figures do and do not tell you.

An Ethereum deposit lands as an ordinary balance that works across the whole lobby. Nothing is reserved for a particular coin.

The library holds over 1,000 titles from providers including Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Betsoft, BGaming and Evolution Gaming, arranged into four categories:

• Slots — classic reels, video slots and progressive jackpot titles, and the category most players start in. More on the slots page.
• Live Casino — blackjack, roulette and baccarat dealt by a human dealer over a video stream, from studios including Evolution Gaming, Fresh Deck Studios and Visionary iGaming. See the live casino page.
• Crash — multiplier games where you cash out before a rising curve stops, including Top Eagle, Gift X and Space XY. See crash games.
• Table Games — software blackjack, roulette and baccarat dealt by a random number generator instead of a person, covered on the table games page.

Every studio on the site is listed in the providers directory. Some blockchain-based titles publish provably fair results, which lets you check after the round that the outcome was not manipulated; the provably fair guide explains the verification step.

1. Register an account. You must be 21 or over, or the legal gambling age in your jurisdiction if that age is higher.
2. Open the Cashier using the wallet icon with the '+' symbol in the upper right-hand corner of the site.
3. Select Deposit, then Crypto. Methods are grouped as All Methods, Card, Crypto and Alternative. Choose Crypto, then ETH.
4. Enter your amount. The crypto minimum is $20 USD with no maximum. A bonus needs a deposit of at least $100.
5. Copy the address, or scan the QR code into your wallet. A new address is generated for every new transaction, so do not reuse an address from an earlier deposit.
6. Send ETH from your wallet on the matching network, then wait for two confirmations.

The same rule applies in reverse when you withdraw: the wallet address you give the Cashier has to be one that can receive that asset on that network. If you are withdrawing to an exchange account rather than a personal wallet, check which network that exchange expects before you submit the request.

If you use a VPN, disable it while you are in the Cashier depositing or requesting a payout. That is general Lunaris guidance for transactions and avoids mismatches that hold things up.

Two confirmations on the blockchain are required before crypto funds show in your balance. Confirmation times vary depending on the cryptocurrency and current blockchain network activity, and are typically completed within a few minutes.

The variables behind that range are worth knowing:

• Network activity. When the Ethereum network is busy, transactions wait longer to be included in a block.
• The fee your wallet attached. Ethereum transfers pay a network fee, and a transaction sent with a low fee sits in the queue behind ones that paid more. Your wallet sets that fee, not Lunaris, and it moves with demand rather than sitting at a fixed number — which is why it is worth checking what your wallet is proposing before you confirm rather than assuming a figure.
• Where you are sending from. An exchange may hold or batch outgoing withdrawals on its own schedule before it broadcasts anything to the network. That delay is on the exchange's side and is invisible from the blockchain until the transfer appears.

If the deposit has not landed once two confirmations have gone through, email [email protected] with the transaction details so the team can trace it.

Payouts are requested from the Payout tab of the same Cashier. You submit the request, complete an email verification step, and it is then reviewed. The withdrawals page walks through the whole process.

Three things govern what happens next:

• Verification. New players may be required to complete Know Your Customer verification before a first withdrawal is approved, and in most cases that is completed within 24 hours. Documents go to [email protected], and the verification page explains what may be requested.
• Your account limits. All withdrawals are subject to your daily, weekly and monthly limits, which are visible in the Cashier at any time.
• Any active bonus. Wagering must be completed before bonus winnings can be withdrawn.

Lunaris offers Instant Crypto Payouts once per week for eligible VIP players, between Monday 00:01 PST and Sunday 23:59 PST. Limits follow VIP level: Orbit Member up to $500, Starborn up to $1,000, Celestial up to $2,000 and Lunar Elite up to $3,000. Cadet accounts have no instant payout eligibility until account verification is completed. Submit through the Cashier, complete the email verification, and approved payouts are typically processed within minutes.

Bonuses are not attached to a coin. A qualifying ETH deposit is treated like any other qualifying deposit. The current offers are a 400% Slots Welcome Bonus (one use only), a Reload Slot Bonus of up to 200% for eligible returning players, and 10% Rocket Cash, with current terms on the promotions page.

The conditions to read first:

• The minimum deposit to receive a bonus is $100 USD; the maximum bonus issued is $100.
• Unless a promotion states otherwise, bonuses carry a 20x wagering requirement calculated on deposit plus bonus. A $100 deposit with a $100 bonus makes a $200 balance and a $4,000 wagering total before a withdrawal can be approved.
• Bonuses are sticky: the bonus amount itself is not withdrawable and is removed during the withdrawal approval process.
• Under the terms, the maximum win per bonus is $5,000 USD unless stated otherwise.
• Lunaris does not offer bonuses for Live Casino games.

Games contribute to wagering at different rates:

A live table clearing 1% of its wagers means a bonus taken and then played on live games will move very slowly. Our guides to how casino bonuses work and wagering requirements work through the arithmetic.

Two risks are worth separating. The first is transactional and sits with you at the moment you send: the right asset, the right network, the address from this deposit rather than the last one. Lunaris generates a fresh address for every transaction precisely so that old addresses do not get reused.

The second is the value of what you are holding. ETH is a market-priced asset, so the dollar value of an untouched balance moves on its own. If you would rather your bankroll held a steady dollar value, a stablecoin is the alternative — Bitcoin vs USDT compares the two approaches, and the USDT casino page covers that route here.

On the account side, Lunaris may request documentation at any time to verify identity, address, phone number or payment methods under its Know Your Customer procedures, and each player must maintain a single personal account. How outcomes are produced is covered on the fair gaming page, with more on wallet-side practice at crypto casino security.

• Crypto casino — the overview of every coin route
• Bitcoin casino and USDT casino — the other two coin pages
• Crypto casino deposits and withdrawals
• Online casino — what the site offers as a whole

• What is a crypto casino
• How Bitcoin casinos work — the deposit mechanics, coin by coin
• Crypto casino withdrawals
• Are crypto casinos safe
• Casino glossary — every term used here, defined

Casino games are entertainment and every outcome is random. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and read a bonus's conditions before you claim rather than after. You must be 21 or over, or the legal gambling age in your jurisdiction if that age is higher. Support is available at [email protected] or via the contact page.