Rasmus Kuusk
Editor for crypto payments and securityWrites about how money moves to a casino and back: network fees, confirmation times, stablecoins and wallet security.
At kryptokasiinod.ee Rasmus covers everything that happens between the money and the casino: which network a deposit moves on, what that costs in fees, how many confirmations an operator waits for and why the same withdrawal can take minutes one day and hours the next. His texts also contain the part a casino rarely explains itself — the exchange-rate spread, minimum and maximum amounts and what happens when the wrong choice of network ruins a transaction.
The other half of his work is security and sobriety. Holding your own wallet, two-factor confirmation, checking the address before sending and the fact that a crypto payment is irreversible — those are the principles he repeats in every guide. He also keeps an eye on licences and terms: which jurisdiction an operator works under and what that really means for a player in the event of a complaint.
Rasmus gives no investment or tax advice and recommends buying no coin. The aim of his texts is narrower and more honest: that the reader understands what technically happens to their money, and that they do not lose it through a mistake rather than through the game.
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3 articles- Analysis
The maths of original games: house edge, expected value and why speed costs money
Dice, Limbo, Crash and Plinko look simple and provably fair makes them verifiable. But a fair game is not a free game. How the house edge, betting speed and volatility together determine what a game really costs per hour.20 October 2026 · 5 min read · Read more → - Analysis
Proof of reserves at crypto casinos: what a reserve proof proves and what it does not
After FTX collapsed, exchanges began publishing proofs of reserves. Some casinos talk about the same thing. How the proof works, why showing addresses alone is half a proof and what a player can check themselves.20 October 2026 · 4 min read · Read more → - Guide
Stablecoins at casinos: USDT, USDC and the risk that "stable" is not stable
A stablecoin promises a price that does not move, but the promise is only as good as the reserve behind it. The difference between USDT and USDC, what a depeg is and how to keep a casino balance small.10 October 2026 · 5 min read · Read more →