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Who pays the network fee
Some operators cover it, others deduct it, and the chain matters more
CSCryptoSlotGuide editorial desk
The short version
→Policies differ by casino, so read the profile
→It matters most on small, frequent cash-outs
→Chain choice moves it by two orders of magnitude
A withdrawal fee deducted from your balance is a real cost, and it compounds if you cash out often. Some operators say they cover the network fee; others pass it through, and some charge a fixed per-coin fee on top. Each casino profile quotes the operator's own wording on withdrawal fees.
The chain matters more than the policy. An Ethereum withdrawal can cost dollars in gas at busy times; the same transfer on Solana costs a fraction of a cent. A fee-absorbing operator on an expensive chain can still be the worse deal.
The coins page explains how each network sets its fee. Check the operator's own withdrawal fee in its cashier before you pick a chain.
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