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MinimumDeposit is an independent comparison site for Australian players who want to start small. We list online casinos that accept deposits of A$5, A$10 or A$20 and show what that money gets you. Most casino lists stop at the headline bonus. We care more about the small print that decides whether a small deposit is worth making: which payment methods work at that amount, whether the welcome bonus applies to it, and how much you need in your balance before you can withdraw.
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It's a very user-friendly website when it comes to choosing a deposit amount—you can select the amount right away. I also realized that the best part is that the deposit cards are color-coded by denomination, just like in Australia. It's a great and user-friendly website.
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