PLG.BET review: CS2 crash, fairness and payouts
Licence number published and a fairness page for each game; withdrawals carry fees and caps unless the deposit is wagered.
Formerly CSGOPolygon. Ranked #1 of 5 in our CS2 crash sites ranking.
Score
Composite of six weighted criteria. See how we rate.
- Fairness transparency25%8.5
- License and operator disclosure20%7.0
- Payout and withdrawal reliability20%8.5
- Third-party reputation15%5.5
- Crash product and game range10%8.5
- Bonus transparency and responsible-gambling tools10%9.0
Official site (opens in a new tab) Plain link to the operator's homepage. We have no commercial relationship with PLG.BET.
Key facts
- Operating since
- Operating since 2015; formerly CSGOPolygon
- Licence and operator
- Anjouan licence no. ALSI-202503020-FI1; operator CSGOPLG Limitada (Costa Rica)
- Provably fair
- Dedicated page per game. For crash, a new secret from random.org is created each day and its hash is shown; the secret is revealed after the next one is in use. There is no per-player client seed or round nonce.
- Games
- Crash, roulette, dice, coinflip, slots (over 1,000 casino games from providers including Amatic, Betsoft, Endorphina and Thunderkick) plus esports and sports betting
- Deposit methods
- Crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC and other coins), Visa and Mastercard, e-wallets and CS2 skins
- Withdrawal options
- Card, crypto or CS2 items, normally to the original deposit method. EUR 10 minimum per transaction. An 8% fee (minimum EUR 4) applies if the deposit was not wagered once. Monthly cap EUR 10,000, or EUR 5,000 if the balance is 10x or more of deposits.
- Payout time
- Crypto is stated as instant and traditional methods as 1–3 business days; processing may take up to 24 hours
- Bonus and rakeback
- Telegram bonus, promo codes and rakeback. Percentages and wagering multiples are set in separate bonus terms; wagering can be assigned per user, crash counts net profit toward it, and dice and coinflip do not count.
- Responsible-gambling tools
- Self-exclusion (6 months minimum) and a 7-day cooling-off, with links to help organisations. The homepage also lists deposit limits, session limits and reality checks.
- Restricted countries
- Excluded countries include the UK, USA, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain and Austria; VPN use is prohibited.
What it does well and what to check
What it does well
- Publishes an Anjouan licence number and the operating company
- A dedicated fairness page for each game, with past daily secrets and round ranges listed
- Several deposit routes (crypto, cards, e-wallets, skins) and crash alongside roulette, dice and coinflip
- Withdrawal fees and caps are written down in the terms
What to check
- The licence number is shown on the regulator seal page rather than in the terms
- The responsible-gambling page describes self-exclusion and a 7-day cooling-off, while the homepage also lists deposit limits, session limits and reality checks
- An 8% withdrawal fee (minimum EUR 4) applies if the deposit was not wagered once
- Bonus percentages and wagering multiples are in separate bonus terms
Crash and games
Crash sits in the main navigation next to roulette, dice and coinflip, with slots and sports betting alongside. The site lists over 1,000 casino games from third-party providers.
For the maths behind any crash game, see the Odds Lab. The house edge is a site rule, so check this operator's own fairness page.
Provably fair
How it works. For crash, a new secret from random.org is generated each day and shown as a hash. The secret is revealed after the next one is in use, and past days are listed with their round ranges. A verifier tool is linked from the page.
What you can check. You can compare a revealed secret with its earlier hash and recompute the crash point from the published formula. The scheme has no per-player client seed or per-round nonce, and some wording on the page is dated ("until 03.02.2025").
How to check a round yourself: provably fair crash: how to verify a round.
Deposits and withdrawals
Deposits: crypto, Visa and Mastercard, e-wallets and CS2 skins. Withdrawals: card, crypto or CS2 items, normally to the original deposit method, with a EUR 10 minimum, the fee and the monthly caps shown in the facts above. Crypto is stated as instant and traditional methods as 1–3 business days. No Steam trade-hold period is stated, so read Steam's own rules before depositing skins.
Bonuses and rakeback
The homepage mentions a Telegram bonus, promo codes and rakeback. Wagering can be set per user, and crash counts net profit toward it. Percentages and multiples are in a separate "Terms of Bonuses" page, so read it before accepting anything.
Wagering caveat. A bonus is worth what is left after the house edge on its wagering requirement. A 10-unit bonus with 30x wagering at a 2% edge costs about 6 units in expectation. We publish no promo codes.
Responsible-gambling tools
The homepage lists deposit limits, session limits, self-exclusion and reality checks. The dedicated page describes self-exclusion (6 months minimum) and a 7-day cooling-off and links to help organisations. Ask support which tools are live before you rely on them.
Our general guidance is on the responsible gambling page.
Verdict
Licence number published and a fairness page for each game; withdrawals carry fees and caps unless the deposit is wagered.
Who it suits
Readers who want a published licence number and several payment routes, and who accept a daily-secret fairness scheme.
Who should skip it
Anyone who needs per-round client seeds, who might withdraw without wagering a deposit, or who lives in a country the terms exclude (the UK, USA and much of Europe among them).