Bitcoin poker sites you play?

[D@liG]

I’m done with using credit cards or PayPal for poker sites. The fees and withdrawal times are awful! Anyone else feel this way? I’ve switched to Bitcoin and now I’m looking for the best Bitcoin poker sites. Any recommendations? I'm from America, so the site needs to accept BTC and be reliable. I’m looking for sites you personally recommend because you’ve played there and enjoyed it. Please share some more details. Thanks!

 

[vivien13]

It's not a recommendation, but just my personal opinion, which might be mistaken.

Stake us (for US players only), Stake com (for other countries, except AU)	It's obviously on of the most famous crypto platforms that lets you to bet and play at the same time. They offer rake back. They have nice list of games from trusted providers. They are pretty transparent. It has on of the best odds among other BTC sites.	Their bonuses and loyalty program is poor. Their KYC process is a little bit annoying, especially when you have to pass more than once. They are not VPN friendly, and they have a bunch of restricted countries.
Meta casino	They have a pretty nice activity called meta lotto as mush as other good tournaments and promos like "predict BTC price and win 10 grands". Easy registration and fast access to games. Fast withdrawals.	It might look like they don't have KYC, but that's not true. They may ask you to provide detailed information once you try to withdraw a big sum.
Bitstarz	It has a nice site, very comfy and easy to use. Some exclusive games are here. Their welcome pack is (was) very generous for crypto depositors.	Their odds are not very good for me lately.
7 bit casino	It has the best loyalty program among all others. Nice list of games, I think they gathered all possible games here. Fast deposit and withdrawal process	Some games have a huge wager requirements, like x40.

 

[Meilung84]

If you’re hunting for a solid poker site, try Ignition – it’s my top pick for poker. Bovada is ok too, though I usually use it for their sportsbook. BetOnline also stands out more for sports betting.
See you sp... poker cowboy!

 

[Hoper]

Tsars Casino is a solid choice for online gaming. It offers a wide range of games
For me, this is the best casino for a few reasons:
-Every other casino I tried had problems. Here, support solves issues quickly and efficiently.
-It's a casino. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but they have a great loyalty system that gives back some of your losses.
-The site is fast, loads quickly, and is constantly updated. You can tell the team is working hard to improve it.
Hope that'll help

 

[marthiem83]

cheers, betonline is a nicish choice for bitcoin poker. they offer a variety of games, live casino options, and fast payments. plus, they have a good selection of crypto deposit options. they separate bonus funds from normal funds, host free tournaments daily, and have generally decent rtp. however, there's a 7-day withdrawal freeze for card deposits, and tournament winnings come with a 50x rollover requirement. overall, betonline is reliable and offers a good poker experience with bitcoin.

 

[Ganimed]

I’m done with using credit cards or PayPal for poker sites. The fees and withdrawal times are awful! Anyone else feel this way? I’ve switched to Bitcoin and now I’m looking for the best Bitcoin poker sites. Any recommendations? I'm from America, so the site needs to accept BTC and be reliable. I’m looking for sites you personally recommend because you’ve played there and enjoyed it. Please share some more details. Thanks!

hey, i use sportsbet and everything is fine. the only thing i might complain about is the speed of support's reply; it's kinda frustrating sometimes.

 

[Sinkler777]

Tired of poker site fees? Say hello to Bitcoin and 7Bit Casino! With over 8,000 games, a hefty welcome bonus of 5.25 BTC plus 350 free spins, and instant payouts, it’s a game-changer. It’s user-friendly, multilingual, and offers best games. GL!

 

[Conon]

I'm still learning about crypto. Can someone explain how Bitcoin transactions work for online poker? Is it really as fast as everyone says?

 

[pokertroll]

It's pretty straightforward. You buy Bitcoin, transfer it to your poker account, and you're good to go. Withdrawals are usually processed within hours. But always double-check those wallet addresses!

 

[LuckyDeb]

Don't forget about security, guys. Use a hardware wallet for your crypto if you're dealing with large amounts. And enable 2FA on all your accounts!

 

[Conon]

Anyone know which sites offer the best freerolls for players? Looking to build my bankroll without risking my own cash.

 

[LuckyDeb]

Just a heads up, laws around online poker and crypto are always changing. Make sure you're up to date with your local regulations. Stay safe out there.

 

[terr13]

I tried Bitcoin poker, but the volatility stressed me out. Won a tournament and by the time I withdrew, the value had dropped. Anyone else experience this?

 

[Courtney41]

@terr13 that's just part of the game with crypto. Some sites offer instant fiat conversion on withdrawal to avoid that issue. Might be worth looking into.

 

[genEric]

Bitcoin for poker? No thanks. The volatility is insane. Won big last month, value tanked before I could cash out. Stick to regular currency, folks.

 

[FredJefferson87]

You're all missing the point of blockchain! It's not just about fast transactions, it's about transparency. Imagine a truly provably fair poker site!

 

[Conon]

Back in my day, we played with real cards and chips. Start thinking this crypto is ruining the spirit of the game. Nothing beats the feel of shuffling real cards.

 

[Alfred Dixon]

Has anyone considered the privacy implications? Bitcoin transactions are traceable. At least with cash, there's some anonymity.

 

[13e17]

The environmental impact of Bitcoin mining is massive. How can we justify using it for something as trivial as online poker? We need to be more responsible.

 

[mercer_91]

All this talk about payment methods, but what about the actual poker? The real issue is the prevalence of bots and collusion in online games. That's the real threat to fair play.