Read from the source of its fees page
Ethereum at Cloudbet: four routes, and a fee table that shows how far they differ
Should you go to Cloudbet with ether? On the evidence of its own fees page, it gives the clearest answer on this list to the question that matters for gas, because it prints a withdrawal fee for each of four routes side by side.
The figures below were read from the page's source, not from the way it renders. That matters: the rendered table is five columns wide, and a careless reading of it slides one column into the next.
Does Cloudbet take ETH?
Yes. The crypto transaction fees page has a row for ETH, and the currency settings embedded in the same page give the full name as Ethereum. The page opens with a flat statement: Cloudbet does not charge deposit fees.
Four routes, named in the table
The ETH row lists Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain and Base. On three of them, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base, ether is the native coin and also the coin gas is paid in. BNB Smart Chain is different: the settings embedded in the page attach a token contract to that route and to none of the other three, which reads as ether carried there as a token, with the gas paid in BNB.
How far the four routes differ in fee
Withdrawal fees on the page are flat amounts per route, quoted in ETH. When the page was read, the Ethereum row was the highest of the four and the Base row was less than a sixteenth of it. Arbitrum came in at a little over a quarter of the Ethereum figure, and BNB Smart Chain at about three fifths.
Cloudbet is explicit that the numbers move: withdrawal rates are determined by the blockchain network and can fluctuate without notice due to factors such as network congestion. So the ratios above are a snapshot, not a rule. What lasts is the shape: one operator, one coin, and a spread of more than an order of magnitude depending on the lane.
What this page does not say
There is no bonus figure, wagering condition, licence number or minimum amount on this page. Cloudbet publishes some of them, and none was needed to answer a question about ether routes, so none is repeated here; the cashier carries the current text.
What this page says about Cloudbet was read from Cloudbet's crypto transaction fees page. The cashier inside an account is the current version and wins wherever the two differ.
Questions about Cloudbet and ETH
| Does Cloudbet charge a fee on ETH deposits? | Its fees page says it does not charge deposit fees. Your own wallet still pays the network's gas for sending. |
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| Which Cloudbet network is cheapest for ETH withdrawals? | Its table lists a flat fee per network and the figures change. When it was read the cheapest row was Base and the dearest Ethereum; the withdrawal screen is the current version. |
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