Paying to play Death Becomes You: the full method guide

Before the first Duel with Death, money has to reach your casino balance. The method you pick decides three things: how fast you start, how fast winnings come back, and whether your bank even lets the transaction through. Here is the overview, with a dedicated page for every method.

All methods at a glance

Method	Deposit	Withdrawal	Payout speed	Best for
Visa	Yes	Yes	1 to 3 days	The classic card route
Mastercard	Yes	Often	1 to 3 days	Card players with a backup
PayPal	Yes (select sites)	Yes	Same day to 1 day	Wallet users at licensed sites
Skrill	Yes	Yes	Same day	Fast e-wallet payouts
Neteller	Yes	Yes	Same day	E-wallet regulars
Bitcoin	Yes	Yes	Minutes to an hour	Speed and privacy
USDT	Yes	Yes	Minutes	Stable value, fast crypto
Apple Pay	Yes (select sites)	No (via card)	n/a	iPhone players

The rule: method follows casino type

Your choice depends less on taste than on the type of site you picked in the casino comparison.

Crypto-first casinos like Stake, BC.Game and Roobet are at their best with Bitcoin or USDT: payouts in minutes, no bank in the middle.

Crypto-and-fiat casinos like 1xBet, 22Bet, Boomerang and Duelbits also take cards and wallets, so Visa, Skrill or Apple Pay all work, with slightly slower payouts.

Your first deposit in four steps

Open the cashier. In your casino account, choose Deposit and pick a method.
Set the amount. Minimums usually sit between 10 and 20. Base it on your session budget from the tips page, not the bonus maximum.
Confirm the payment. Card via 3-D Secure, wallet via login, crypto via a wallet transfer. Funds are instant on everything except bank transfer.
Check the RTP, then spin. Before your first real spin, open the info panel: is the RTP version the full 96.34%?

Withdrawal: where methods separate

Everyone deposits fast. The difference is the way back.

Crypto (Bitcoin, USDT): minutes after approval, no bank check, no holidays.
E-wallets (Skrill, Neteller, PayPal): usually same day.
Cards (Visa, Mastercard): 1 to 3 days, depending on the bank.
Apple Pay: no direct withdrawal path; the casino pays back via card or another method.

Two accelerators that always help: complete verification right after sign-up, and use the same method for deposit and withdrawal where possible, since casinos prefer to pay back the way you paid in.

Fees: what actually applies

The casinos in our comparison generally charge no deposit fees on standard methods. Costs turn up elsewhere: crypto network fees (tiny on USDT via TRC-20), currency-conversion spreads on foreign-currency accounts, and occasional card fees from a bank that treats gambling transactions as a cash advance. The Visa and Mastercard pages explain how to check that in advance.