LooseLines.ag is an old-school offshore sportsbook and casino site that has shifted towards the crypto casino market in recent years.

LooseLines has been around since 2000 – that’s over 20 years in operation, all without a license.

Yes, it’s probably better to choose a licensed operator – but since it’s been around this long, LooseLines must enjoy at least some degree of trust from its community.

It offers anonymous cryptocurrency casino gaming and a sportsbook on both mobile and desktop. However, the sportsbook is definitely the main focus – meaning casino players lose out in some aspects.

Still, there are some fun games and interesting features here. Read on to find out what our expert reviews thought of this veteran cryptocurrency betting and casino site.

Quick facts

• Gaming license: None
• Launched: 2000
• Operated by: Jazz Sports
• Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, Ethereum
• Welcome Bonus: No
• Loyalty program: No
• Number of game developers: 4

Design and functions

LooseLines offers a relatively up-to-date website with most of the features you’ll want to see at a cryptocurrency casino. We say “relatively” because it’s definitely not as well-designed as some other cryptocurrency casinos, but it’s better than many of the old-school offshore sportsbooks we’ve looked at.

A lot of offshore operators competing with LooseLines have been around for 20+ years, and some of their websites look like they haven’t been updated since then. This is not the case for LooseLines, where you’ll find a fairly modern site design.

The black and green theme is professional and quite standard for an online casino.

The main LooseLines homepage is sportsbook-only, so you’ll need to click through to the casino section at the top.

There, you’ll find a few of the operator’s hand-selected favorite games. The top of the screen holds your account menus and all the other site pages, such as promotions, banking information, and the sportsbook.

You can play all the selected games at LooseLines for free, with fun money, and without registering. This is a nice feature that you don’t get at many online casinos outside of offshore sites.

At the bottom of the page is a footer with all the technical bits, such as customer support and all the various terms and conditions. It uses a dark gray font on a black background, which isn’t ideal – but you can still see it!

LooseLines also works on mobile devices. Just boot up the casino’s site in your mobile browser, and away you go. We actually found the minimal, old-school design worked well with smaller-screen play.

Signing up

When signing up to LooseLines, be sure to find the Anonymous Account option. This is only available to crypto players. Otherwise, you’ll be asked for loads of information, which isn’t common at crypto casinos.

The anonymous sign-up takes seconds. From there, you don’t even need to deposit if you want to try out the games first. Easy!

LooseLines’ game selection

LooseLines boasts a decent selection of some 400 games that covers video slots, old-school fruity slots, virtual blackjack, roulette and baccarat, keno, virtual sports, scratchcard games, and a few more.

The developers here include:

• BetSoft
• Tom Horn
• Endorphina
• Nucleus Gaming

In terms of filtering and sorting the collection, LooseLines features a few categories – table games, slots, video slots, 3D slots, blackjack, roulette, and other casino games.

The “others” category includes some cool niche games like keno, rummy, and red queen blackjack.

The casino’s highlighted titles during our review included Fruit Zen Sugar Pop 2: Double Dipped, 12 Animals, Lucky 7, Jum