What Thrill is
Thrill is a crypto casino and sportsbook launched in 2024 by Thrill Technologies N.V.incorporated in Curacao. That's about as much operator transparency as you get here. There's no published license number in their public documentation, which is worth noting even if Curacao-licensed sites routinely under-document this stuff. The sister site is Thrillzz, which shares the same parent company.
This is a young platform. Launched in 2024 means it has had one to two years of real operation at the time of this writing. That matters because it limits what we actually know about how the platform handles edge cases: big withdrawal requests, dispute resolution, long-term VIP payouts. Newer operations can be fine, but you're taking on more uncertainty than you would with a five-year-old casino.
Games and providers
2922 games. That's a real number for a new platform and the provider list is genuinely good: Live dealer blackjack and roulette, Original crash and dice games, Pragmatic Play slot portfolio, Sports betting integration. You get Pragmatic Play's slot catalog (including their live dealer suite), Hacksaw Gaming's high-variance titles, Nolimit City for the players who want maximum volatility, and Evolution for live dealer tables. Spribe handles the crash-style originals (Aviator being the obvious one). BGaming and Red Tiger fill out the mid-tier slot selection.
Game types are Slots, Live Dealer, Originals, Sports. The sports betting section covers major markets. Live dealer runs 24/7 through Evolution, so the stream quality is there. The originals section is worth checking if you want provably fair mechanics on crash or mines-style games.
Bonus Buy, Progressive Jackpot, and Bonus Round features are present across the slot catalog, so high-volatility players have options. The search and filter functionality is standard for a modern crypto casino.
Bonuses and rakeback structure
The front door is a {{first_purchase_bonus}} on your first deposit. After that, the ongoing structure is what Thrill leads with: 70% RB + 10% CB. That's 70% rakeback on all wagers plus 10% cashback.
Rakeback at 70% is a headline number and worth understanding before getting excited about it. Rakeback is calculated on the house edge, not your total wager. If a slot has a 4% house edge and you wager $1,000, the house edge portion is about $40. Seventy percent of that is $28 back. It's real money and it does add up for high-volume players, but it's not 70% of everything you lose.
The 10% cashback is more tangible for regular players and it's paid on net losses, so the calculation is simpler.
There's a daily rewards system based on wagering volume from the previous 24 hours. A tiered reward scheme starts at a 'Spark' level and scales up from there. VIP benefits reportedly include lower wagering requirements on bonuses, priority withdrawal processing, and exclusive promotions, though specific tier thresholds and exact rakeback breakdowns by tier aren't published openly.
Minimum redemption is $20. Referral bonus details aren't listed in current public documentation.
Banking: crypto only
This is a hard stop for some players. Thrill accepts no fiat. No credit card, no bank transfer, no Interac. Crypto in, crypto out.
The crypto list is wide: BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, and other cryptocurrencies. Fifteen options covering BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, USDC, LTC, DOGE, XRP, and several others. If you're crypto-native this is fine. If you need a fiat on-ramp, you'll have to go through a separate exchange first.
Payouts are claimed at < 1 hour. That's fast if accurate. The minimum payout is $20. No deposit minimum is currently published in available documentation, which is worth confirming before you sign up.
Here's where I have to be straight with you: there are complaints on AskGamblers specifically about withheld winnings and account closures, and BBB has filings about redemption request errors. These aren't cherry-picked single incidents, the pattern is documented enough that they ended up in the research notes for this review. Whether that's a small percentage of total transactions or a real operational issue is hard to say for a platform this new. What I'd say: test withdrawals with small amounts before committing anything significant, and read the T&Cs on any bonus you claim before wagering.
Mobile and interface
No native app for iOS or Android. The mobile browser version is reported as functional and the platform describes it as easy to use on mobile. For casual play that's fine. For players who want push notifications, a home screen shortcut, or a smoother in-game experience, a browser-only setup is a step below dedicated apps at competitors like Roobet or Rollbit.
The desktop interface is described as lag-free with reliable streaming, including for live dealer content. Based on the technical setup (Evolution for live, major providers for slots), that's plausible.
Geo-restrictions
Blocked states: {{prohibited_states}}. That's twelve states including California, Michigan, New Jersey, and Nevada. Most of the high-population gambling states are on the list. Check your state before depositing.
For US players in blocked states looking for a crypto casino, Rollbit has broader US access. For sweepstakes alternatives, Stake.us covers most states.
Who this is for
Thrill is for crypto-native players in eligible states who want a wide game selection, are comfortable with a newer platform, and plan to use the rakeback structure over time. The 70% rakeback plus 10% cashback is a decent ongoing value proposition for volume players. The game library is real and the providers are good.
It's not for anyone who needs fiat banking, wants a mobile app, is in one of the twelve blocked states, or is uncomfortable with an operator that has open complaints about withheld funds. A new platform has to earn trust, and Thrill hasn't had enough time to build a complete track record yet.
PLEASE DO NOT GAMBLE WITH MONEY THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE. Gambling is not a money making method and you will lose in the long run.