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Fourteen of the 29 open casinos we review accept Polygon's coin, POL (formerly MATIC). Few publish POL limits, so this page sets out what seven of them do publish and how Polygon works as a cheap stablecoin route.
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Every brand below accepts Polygon (POL). Each one is reviewed by hand — the list is a filter on accepted coins, not a paid placement.
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RakebitPayment optionsPolygon's coin changed its name. MATIC began migrating to POL in September 2024, and POL now pays the transaction fees on the Polygon network. Casino cashiers have not all caught up. Shuffle, Cloudbet and Rakebit list POL; Jackbit's terms, TG Casino, Lucky Block and FortuneJack still say MATIC or simply "Polygon". In each case they mean the same asset, but check which network the deposit address belongs to, because that is where mistakes happen.
Fourteen of the 29 casinos we researched in depth accept it: 1xBit, BC.Game, BetFury, Cloudbet, DuckDice, FortuneJack, Jackbit, Lucky Block, Mega Dice, Rakebit, Shuffle, Stake, TG Casino and Wolfbet. That is under half, and the list is newer and thinner than for Bitcoin or USDT. Most of these sites accept POL without publishing a single POL-specific limit. Figures here are as of October 2026; access and limits vary by country.
Seven casinos give at least some POL detail. The table shows all of it. The remaining seven (1xBit, BC.Game, BetFury, DuckDice, Mega Dice, Stake and Wolfbet) list Polygon in their coin lists or networks but publish no POL minimum, fee or network note we could read.
| Casino | Name used | POL network | Fee and minimum | Stated payout time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FortuneJack | Polygon (MATIC) | Native Polygon | $1 fixed fee; $50 minimum withdrawal | About 3 minutes on average |
| Shuffle | POL | Polygon or Ethereum | Not published | Not published |
| Cloudbet | POL | Not published | Network fee passed on; no deposit fee | Instant in most cases |
| Lucky Block | MATIC | ERC-20 (Ethereum) | No fee per the FAQ; €10 minimum | About 5 minutes on average |
| TG Casino | Polygon | Three networks, not itemised | Not published | Not published |
| Rakebit | POL | Listed in the fee table | No Rakebit fee; about 40 USDT minimum overall | Not published |
| Jackbit | MATIC | Not published | Not published | 10 to 15 minutes |
FortuneJack is the only casino with a clear POL fee. Its $1 flat charge comes from cashier data archived in October 2025, and its about page now advertises "0% fees", so look at the withdrawal screen before relying on either figure.
POL exists twice: as the native coin of the Polygon network and as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. The two share an address format, so your wallet will not warn you if you send Polygon-network POL to an Ethereum deposit address. Lucky Block takes MATIC as an ERC-20 token, and Shuffle accepts POL on both chains as separate options.
A wrong-chain deposit is not always lost, but recovering it depends on the casino's support and can take days. Before sending, confirm three things in the cashier: the coin, the network named next to the address, and the minimum. If the cashier says Ethereum, your Polygon wallet's default network is the wrong one, and the Ethereum gas you pay will often exceed the value of a small deposit. The Polygon project site explains the migration and the native network.
You do not need to hold POL to use the network. Stablecoins on Polygon cost far less to move than on Ethereum, and here the casinos publish much more.
Take a 200 USDT withdrawal at FortuneJack. On Polygon, the $1 fee leaves 199 USDT; on ERC-20, the $4 fee leaves 196. At Stake the fee is 1 USDT either way, so 199 arrives. At Cloudbet, a Polygon withdrawal costs almost nothing, so close to the full 200 arrives. Before any of that, Stake requires each deposit to be wagered once and FortuneJack twice; on a 96% RTP slot, wagering 200 USDT twice costs about 16 USDT in expectation, far more than the network fee. Our USDT casino list and USDC casino list compare every network.
POL is a smaller and more volatile asset than Bitcoin or Ethereum. A deposit held in POL rises and falls with its price between your deposit and your withdrawal, regardless of how your bets go. Treat that as a second gamble layered on top of the first. If you want a fixed bankroll, hold USDT or USDC on the Polygon network instead; you keep the low fees and lose the price exposure.
The low fees also make small top-ups painless, which is a reason to set a firm budget before you start.
Most bonus caps at these casinos are written in USDT or dollars, so a POL deposit is valued at the price on the day you send it. A few offers stand out, each with a catch that matters more than the headline.
BetFury advertises up to 590% plus 225 free spins over three deposits from $5, with 40x wagering, a $10 maximum bet and a payout cap of 1.2 times the bonus. BC.Game's 180% to 360% over four stages, also from $5, pays out as locked rakeback that unlocks while you play, so it rewards steady players over one-off depositors. 1xBit gives 100% plus 70 free spins from 10 USDT at 40x within 30 days. Mega Dice pays its 200% match in ten cash slices, each after six times your deposit is wagered within 14 days, and Wolfbet's 200% up to $1,500 pays out at most 1.5 times the bonus.
On a 96% RTP slot, 40x wagering usually costs more than the bonus returns. The welcome bonus comparison ranks these offers by real cost.
Even without a bonus, most of the fourteen want your deposit played before it leaves. Stake, DuckDice and Rakebit ask for 1x, FortuneJack for 2x, and BetFury for 1x until Rank 5. Lucky Block's terms allow an 8% deduction, minimum €4, on a withdrawal whose deposit was not wagered once. Shuffle waives its 1x rule only when you withdraw to the same wallet on the same network.
Caps vary just as much. Wolfbet allows $8,000 a week, Jackbit $50,000 per seven days, and Rakebit's terms and Payment Policy give conflicting daily and monthly limits. BC.Game's caps are reported differently by different sources, from €10,000 to $100,000 a month. A large win in POL can take weeks to withdraw at any of them, and the price can move a long way in that time.
For stablecoins on Polygon with predictable costs, Stake and FortuneJack publish the clearest figures. Stake adds 31 provably fair Originals and 3.5% rakeback, but deposit matches come only through affiliate codes. FortuneJack pays monthly cashback of 2% to 15% of net losses as cash; its Anjouan licence is listed as expiring on 3 November 2026 with no renewal shown, and the $50 minimum withdrawal rules out small cash-outs.
Shuffle suits players who read terms: its 35x bonus, $10 maximum bet and VIP thresholds are written down, and crypto returned to the depositing wallet on the same network skips the 1x wagering rule. Cloudbet's welcome offer pays up to $2,500 in cash over 30 days with no wagering, though calendar rewards are lost if not claimed within 24 hours.
Lucky Block and TG Casino carry licence problems that outweigh their coin lists. Lucky Block's Tobique licence is listed as expiring on 16 October 2026, and the regulator page linked from TG Casino's seal marks tg.casino as pending. If you use either, keep balances small. Our guide on choosing a crypto casino covers licences in more depth, and whether crypto casinos are legal where you live is worth checking first. Whatever you pick, set deposit and loss limits before you play, and use our responsible gambling page if you need help stopping.
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Yes. MATIC began migrating to POL in September 2024, but some cashiers still use the old name. Jackbit's terms, Lucky Block and FortuneJack say MATIC, while Shuffle, Cloudbet and Rakebit say POL.
14 of the 29 casinos we researched in depth: 1xBit, BC.Game, BetFury, Cloudbet, DuckDice, FortuneJack, Jackbit, Lucky Block, Mega Dice, Rakebit, Shuffle, Stake, TG Casino and Wolfbet.
FortuneJack's cashier data shows a $1 fixed fee with a $50 minimum withdrawal. Cloudbet passes on the network fee, Rakebit adds no fee of its own, and the others publish no POL fee.
No. Lucky Block takes MATIC as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, and Shuffle offers POL on both Polygon and Ethereum. Pick the network the cashier names, because both chains use the same address format.
Usually, yes. FortuneJack charges $1 for stablecoins on Polygon against $4 on ERC-20, Stake charges a flat 1 coin, and Cloudbet's fee for USDT on Polygon is a fraction of a cent.
If you want a fixed bankroll, use USDT or USDC on the Polygon network: you keep the low fees without POL's price swings. Stake and FortuneJack both publish fees for stablecoins on Polygon, while POL itself has a published fee only at FortuneJack.
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