Insights
- Why a wagering requirement never became one of the seven questions
BitStarz publishes three numbers about what a bonus costs the player — forty times, five euros a bet, seven days — and none about what it owes in return. Two of the three end with the words unless otherwise stated, which is the reason wagering fills no box on this site.
- How BitStarz loyalty levels are worked out, and where that arithmetic is kept
Thirty-seven of the hundred operators advertise a loyalty or VIP programme on their own pages. Zero of the hundred publish the four numbers that would make one checkable, so an eighth box would have come back empty a hundred times out of a hundred.
- Six coins, thirteen units, and one clause doing the work of a payments page
No list of accepted coins has been read for BitStarz, so that cell is blank. What has been read is clause 3.10, which prices a single bet in thirteen units of account, six of them cryptocurrencies, and freezes an exchange rate into the contract while doing it.
- How long a payout takes, according to the documents rather than the badges
Across the hundred operators put through the seven questions, this desk holds a processing period stated in days for exactly one of them: three working days, clause 8.1. Twelve of the hundred advertise instant withdrawals, and the badge sits in no clause at all.