500 Casino FAQ UK

Yes — one operator, two names. The site launched as CSGO500 at csgo500.com and now presents itself as 500 Casino, but the domain, the accounts and the game library are unchanged. Many British players still type the old name, which is why both searches lead to the same 500 Casino account.

Eligibility is set by the 500 Casino terms of service rather than by this page, and those terms list the territories the operator serves along with the age and verification rules. Read them before depositing. In the United Kingdom the legal gambling age is 18 regardless of what any operator allows.

US dollars, plus a long list of cryptocurrencies — BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP, BCH, XLM, DOGE, ADA, AVAX, BNB, MATIC, TRX, USDC and USDT among them. 500 Casino does not hold balances in pounds sterling, so a British player converts GBP on the way in and back again on the way out.

500 Casino takes real money, vouchers, cryptocurrency and CS2 skin deposits. A UK player paying by card should be aware that some British card issuers treat gambling deposits as cash advances and charge a fee and immediate interest; a crypto route avoids that but introduces network fees and exchange spread instead.

Gambling winnings are not treated as income for UK tax purposes — the duty falls on operators rather than players, which is why British punters do not declare a win. That is a statement about UK tax law, not about 500 Casino. If you are dealing in cryptocurrency, disposals can raise separate capital gains questions, and HMRC guidance is the authority on that rather than this page.

500 Casino is an international operator rather than a GB-licensed one. That matters, because the protections attached to a UKGC licence — dispute referral to an approved ADR body, deposit limits set by GB rules, and GAMSTOP self-exclusion — apply to GB-licensed sites and do not automatically extend elsewhere. British players who want that scheme to cover them should check the licence status of any site they use.

Through the 500 Casino P2P Marketplace, which pairs a withdrawing player with a buyer for the CS2 item. Steam trade holds and Valve's own rules apply on top of anything 500 Casino does, so withdrawals are not instant by default.

A tool on the site that shows how much wagering moves an account up the 500 Casino VIP ladder. It is useful for working out whether chasing the next tier is worth what it costs — usually the honest answer for a UK player is no.

500 Casino runs in a mobile browser and offers a download from the sidebar. A British player should only ever take that download from the 500 Casino domain itself.

Two standing prize draws — a $100,000 weekly Royale, roughly £73,347, and a $20,000 daily one, about £14,669. Tickets come from play and from climbing the 500 Casino VIP tiers.