If a casino has made the effort to add Ripple to its supported payment options, that normally means you can also use it to claim any bonuses it is currently offering. Here are the most common to look out for:

Ripple Welcome Bonuses

Almost every Ripple casino has a welcome bonus, which awards new players with a matched deposit and/or free spins as a reward for creating a new account. Welcome bonuses are often among the most generous offered by a gambling site.

Ripple Free Spin Bonuses

Ripple free spins bonuses give you a certain number of spins that you can use to play online slots for free. To claim these, you normally have to deposit and/or wager a specified XRP amount before they are credited to your casino account.

Ripple Deposit Match Bonuses

Deposit match bonuses give you extra cash to play with when you deposit, up to a maximum percentage or amount. For instance, a 100% match bonus applied to a deposit of 75 XRP would give you an additional 75 XRP to play with, effectively doubling your bankroll.

Ripple No Deposit Bonuses

A no deposit bonus is essentially a ‘try before you buy’ reward, whereby you can get Ripple to play online casino games without having to deposit any crypto at all. This can be a useful way to see what a gambling site is like and has to offer, although any winnings are often subject to strict wagering requirements.

As well as classic casino games, many top Ripple gambling sites also have exclusive titles for cryptocurrency users. If you’re using Ripple, you might want to give the following a try:

Aviator

In Aviator, you have to place an initial wager on a plane before watching it take to the skies. The longer the plane flies, the higher the progressive multiplier grows. Cash out before the round ends and you’ll win a payout, but wait too late and your bet will lose.

Crash

Inspired by the crypto and stock markets, Crash sees players place a bet on and track a multiplier’s growth across a graph. It’s your job to cash out before the multiplier ‘crashes’, with the biggest rewards up for grabs if you manage to time it just before it does.

Dice

Dice requires you to bet on whether two dice will roll a number over or under a randomly selected number between 0 and 100. The more unlikely your guess, the more you stand to win, making it a game of balancing risk and reward.

Limbo

In Limbo, you need to predict a multiplier that will be lower than the one reached in the next round. If you stay below the end result your bet will be multiplied by that figure, but if you guess too high it will lose.

Mines

Mines begins by asking you to pick how many mines are randomly spread across a grid of up to 25 cells. After that, it’s your job to choose the mine-free spaces. With every safe guess you make your payout increases, meaning you need to cash out your bet before you accidentally choose a mine.

Plinko

Plinko is a fast-paced game in which a ball works its way through a grid of pins that determine its path. Once it reaches the bottom, it will land in a pocket, which then pays out the corresponding multiplier. In most Plinko games, the largest prizes are offered by the pockets farthest from the center.