Deposited 45 LINK tokens at Shazam Casino yesterday and they showed up instantly in my account balance. But when I went to withdraw some winnings, LINK isn't listed as an option in the cashier withdrawal section.
The deposit page clearly shows Chainlink as supported, but withdrawal page only has BTC, ETH, LTC, and USDT options. Has anyone else run into this with LINK specifically? I've seen similar issues with other altcoins at different casinos but this seems like an oversight since deposits work fine.
Currently sitting on about $800 worth that I can't get out in the same token I deposited.
Hit a decent win at Shazam Casino Tuesday night and requested a 0.8 BTC withdrawal. It's now Saturday morning and the status still shows "pending" in my account dashboard.
This is my third withdrawal from Shazam Casino - previous two were 0.3 BTC and 0.5 BTC, both processed within 24 hours back in September. Account is fully verified, same Bitcoin address I've used before.
Anyone else experiencing delays with Shazam Casino Bitcoin payouts recently? Their live chat keeps saying "24-48 hours" but we're well past that timeframe.
Been testing Shazam Casino for AVAX deposits and noticed their withdrawal minimum is set at 100 AVAX (roughly $4,000 at current prices). The Avalanche network standard is around 10 AVAX for most exchanges and wallets.
Anyone else run into this? I've got about 85 AVAX in my account from a decent slots session but can't withdraw until I hit their 100 AVAX threshold. Seems excessive compared to other crypto minimums I've seen.
**Current AVAX price**: ~$40
**Shazam minimum**: 100 AVAX ($4,000)
**Network standard**: 10 AVAX ($400)
Is this normal for newer altcoins at crypto casinos or should I contact support?
Hit a decent win at Shazam Casino playing their crypto slots and went to cash out in Ethereum Classic. Their withdrawal minimum is **500 ETC** which is around $13,000 at current prices. The actual ETC network only requires about 10 ETC for most transactions.
This seems excessive compared to other cryptos they offer. Bitcoin minimum is 0.001 BTC (~$43) and Litecoin is 1 LTC (~$110). Why would they set ETC so high when it's a legitimate altcoin with decent liquidity?
Anyone else run into this? Wondering if other casinos have similar ETC policies or if Shazam is just being overly cautious with this particular coin.
Just checked Shazam Casino's crypto withdrawal page and they're showing a **100 SOL minimum** for Solana withdrawals. That's roughly $15,000 at current prices.
For context, the Solana network standard minimum is around **0.01 SOL** and most exchanges handle withdrawals starting at 1-5 SOL. Even other crypto casinos I've used typically set minimums between 5-25 SOL.
100 SOL seems excessive compared to their other crypto minimums (0.001 BTC, 0.1 ETH). Anyone else noticed this or successfully withdrawn smaller SOL amounts from Shazam? Wondering if this is an error or intentional policy.
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