Yes, mBit takes Dogecoin
DOGE made the cut on mBit's seven-coin roster: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Tether and Ripple. For a crypto-only casino that opened in 2014, keeping Dogecoin on the list is a nod to the players who actually hold it rather than treating it as a novelty.
The DOGE minimum
AskGamblers reports the Dogecoin minimum at 115 DOGE. Because that is a single source, I'd check the live figure in the cashier before sending. In fiat terms 115 DOGE is usually a modest amount, which makes DOGE one of the lower-barrier ways to open a balance here.
Cost to move it
mBit charges no deposit or withdrawal fees. Dogecoin's own network fees are famously low and it confirms quickly, so of mBit's coins it is one of the cheapest and fastest to move - a contrast with sending Bitcoin or paying Ethereum gas on ETH.
DOGE and the welcome offer
One thing 115 DOGE probably won't do on its own is trigger the welcome package. That offer needs a qualifying deposit of at least 30 USDT or crypto equivalent, and a minimum-sized DOGE deposit can fall short of that. If the up-to-4-BTC bonus is the point, size the deposit to clear 30 USDT.
Pros
- Low fiat-value entry - AskGamblers minimum is 115 DOGE
- Cheap, fast network with no fee added by mBit
- Genuinely supported, not a token gesture
Cons
- 115 DOGE minimum is single-source (AskGamblers)
- A minimum DOGE deposit may not reach the 30 USDT bonus floor
- Same withdrawal-reliability question applies to every coin
Read this before depositing
The deposit side is painless. Withdrawals are the contested part across every mBit coin: strong Trustpilot volume (4.4/5, 483 reviews) reporting fast payouts, set against recurring Reddit, Bitcointalk and AskGamblers-forum complaints of delays and slow KYC. See the withdrawal page and the full coin list.