Online Poker Rooms Accepting Americans

Internet Poker for US Citizens

Devoted to tracking what poker sites are staying open or closing to the United States along with changing US online gaming news.  This page has gotten over 14,000,000 hits over the years because we keep our info accurate and unbiased.

(click here for updates)  9:18pm January 3,  '09


I.  Most Popular / Reputable Sites Accepting US Players

Pokerstars.com - Uses Echecks (free and easiest option to deposit/withdraw available anywhere), Western Union,  and Cash Transfer Express (moneygram) as main deposit options.  Use marketing code "cpokermac50" and bonus code "stars50" for $50/100% bonus.

Playersonly.com - Site that only allows US players and has very large credit card rate acceptance.  Great deposit processing with credit cards but reports have suggested some slow withdraws.  Players refused from MO and WA

Sportsbook poker - US accepted and claims to have the highest credit card success rate. Players from Missouri and Washington not accepted.

Absolutepoker.com - US accepted and uses echecks (soft launch - limited to few players ) western union, bank wire, checks by mail, ewalletxpress, & moneygram.  Has "no download" version for Mac and Linux players.  Biggest Bad Beat jackpots in industry.

Fulltiltpoker.com - Uses Echecks, C2pay, Netspend & Greendot prepaid visa cards, and Cash Transfer as deposit options.  We received an email from them on 9/5/06 saying that they will not stop supporting American players.  Has poker for macs.

Bodog - Uses eWallletxpress, Money Transfer, Virtualpin and CC's as main deposit options.  Payouts now usually reaching players within 3 weeks.



II.  Notable Casinos Still Taking Americans

Rushmorecasino - Uses Amex, MC, Visa, Diners, JCB, primapin, usemywallet, clicktopay, and togglecard for US funding.

SlotsOasis.com - Hands down the highest deposit rate for US players for a slot site

Romecasino.com - Only casino to accept American express and has largest credit card success rate because of 4 seperate credit card solutions for players.

ClubUSAcasino.com - RTG which said they are accepting all players from all states and just created new processing for very easy deposits.  Uses ewalletxpress, bank draft, C2pay and Togglecard and Primapin as main deposit options.

GoldenCasino.com - They took over US Goldenpalace players when Goldenpalace and skins closed to USA on Nov. 9th.  Large credit card success rate and use good deposit methods which they prefer us not to disclose until you signup.  Players from Kentucky banned.

Englishharbour.com - Stayed open to US and funding included click2pay, usemywallet, cc's and depositnow for US players.

SilverDollar - They are part of a large network and are going full force for USA casino players


Here is the list of our US online casino page which describes the best US accepted casinos.



III.  E-wallet Stances on US Market
last updated Dec. 18,  '08 - Compatiblepoker is not affiliated with these companies.  Please check local laws before gambling online or using a poker deposit option below.


Add-funds - April 2, 07 - No longer seem to be in use.  Once used at Absolute poker
AllAccess Visa - July 30, 07 - No longer being accepted at poker sites
American Express - Jan 15, 08 - No poker rooms use Amex but Romecasino has a 90% success rate.
ATMonline - Jan. 23, 07 - They have frozen US funds and will give US citizens the boot.
 Cash Transfer Express - Used primarily at Pokerstars.com and seems to be the same thing as Moneygram which is US accepted.
Central Coin Jan. 18, 07 - It was confirmed...Central Coin is not taking US gambling deposits.
Citadel Commerce - Jan. 17, 07 - Not accepting US gambling deposits anymore
 Credit Cards - May 16, 08 - Some major US credit cards being accepted at Sportsbook poker
(company removed) Feb. 1- A site that used to sit here was removed by request of the company.  They don't want their name mentioned but it begins with a C and ends with a Y and don't accept new US customers
Diners - Not used by any poker sites but used at Cherryredcasino
 eChecks - Jan 1, 08  - Used most widely at Pokerstars.com and now in beta testing for some players at Fulltiltpoker.com.  Availability to withdraw and deposit.

EcoCard  - July 30, 07 - Stopped US deposits on August 24, 07.  Will be replaced by Quicktender/usemywallet which is US accepted and offered on demand at  Cake Poker
Epassporte  April 11, 08- After almost two years of accepting US deposits after the UIGEA passed they have officially stopped accepting US gambling deposits.
 eWalletXpress  - Feb. 2, 07 - Their policies are to still accept US deposits without being affected by the Neteller incident.  Used at Absolutepoker.com and Cakepoker.
Ezipay - Not taking US residents
Fashchecks - see echecks above
Firepay - Stopped US transactions immediately after UIGEA signed.

Fonelinx - Aug. 26, 07 A pre-paid teleco ewallet introduced by Carbon poker.
Gatorpay - No longer seem to be in use.  Once used by Full Tilt.
ImmediateDeposit Mar. 19, 07- Pre-paid teleco company launched by Carbon poker but seems to have shut down.
Instadebit - Jan. 18, 07 Absolute Poker verified Instadebit left the US market.
Instant Checks April 1, 07 - Being offered to some customers at Pokerstars.com.  Same as Fastchecks or echecks but only available to some players.
JCB - No poker sites use this but it's used at Cherryredcasino
Makeadeposit - Mar. 13, 07 - Another one of those phone card companies which shut down.

Merchant Banks - Any Merchant Banks that operate with gaming sites will be closed by RBS and Barclays.  This is for the UK.
Moneybookers - Oct. 25, 06 - They suspended US gamblers from making transactions.
 Moneygram - April 4, 07 - US accepted.  Being accepted at Absolutepoker.com for all players
MyCitadel - Jan. 17, 07- Stopped all gambling transactions for US residents after Neteller closed to US gamblers.

MyWebATM -  May 19, 07 - Was first introduced as a deposit method for US players by Full Tilt but they have since stopped accepting US deposits.
Neteller   - Jan. 18, 07 - Completely left the US market.
Nexum - Jan. 18, 07 - They have dropped US players
Nucharge - A pre-paid teleco company that was used at Bodog but has since ceased.
Payspark - Jan. 26, 07 - Payspark (Ezipay) is not taking US customers any longer.
Paypal - They stopped taking gambling transactions many years ago.
Paytru / Prepaid Visa - Dec. 7, 07 - Once used by Pokerstars.  Stopped being used as an option on December 14th, 2007 by Pokerstars.
 Pic-Club - Aug 17, 07 (usppinc.com) Said their services follow UIGEA guidelines and allow US players to make deposits.  Used by Carbonpoker.com and many other smaller skins.
 Pindebit - June 6, 07 Launched and used only by Carbonpoker.com.  Accepting US customers.
  Primapin Feb 27, 08 - A prepaid phone card type deposit option being used at various casinos but primarily at Doylesroom.com and Rushmorecasino
  Quicktender - Aug. 9, 07 - Will be replacing Ecocard and is recognized by a "Usemywallet" logo and accepted worldwide.  Mostly ex-Ecocard customers will get invites to use this but Cake Poker is sending out invitations to new players as well.

  Togglecard Feb 27, 08 - Used mostly by casinos and first by Clubusacasino and is a credit card loading deposit option.
  Usemywallet - Aug 9, 07 - See quicktender above.
Ultraprepaid - Prepaid type inhouse phone card only used once you register at Fulltiltpoker.com.  Used for withdraws and deposits filled by visa or echeck.
UsemyBank - They are a Canadian company and don't accept US transactions
Visa Gift Cards - July 28, 07 - Blocks all gaming transactions
Visa - Most widely accepted at Sportsbook poker
Virtualpin - Prepaid phone card deposit option in use by Bodoglife
 Western Union - WU is warning customers that their services are not to be used for gambling although most poker sites have them as a US option.
 Wire/ Cash Transfer  - Accepted among most sites.
Youteller April. 19, 07- In a legal battle with Neteller over their name.  The March 07 launch was delayed.  Could be until next summer until they launch if they even do.



IV. Other Poker Sites Accepting Americans
Updated Nov. 14, 08 - If you don't see the site on this list they most likely do not accept US players or are not a popular enough poker site to list.

7sultanspoker
Absolute Poker - Now under the Cereus Network
Aced.com
Allinpoker Out of business
AmericasCardroom May 2, 07 - Bought out by Bookmaker.com which accepts US players.
Aceflush Poker - Out of business
Battlefield Poker - Went out of business
Bugsysclub - Open and one of the last places to have software for poker on linux.
BetedPoker
BetonUSA
BetUS Poker - On the Cake Network
Bodog Poker
Bookmaker - New site with some sites selling their US players to them (americascardroom, betcris etc.)
Butcher Poker
Cake Poker - Blocks Kentucky
Captain Cook
Carbon Poker - Skin of poker.com and will continue to accept US players
Cardspike - On cake network and Cardspike is blacklisted by us for not paying players or affiliates.
Crazy Poker
Century Poker - Took over Golden Palace poker player database when they closed.
Colosseum Poker
Dobrosoft - Now called Gold Chip Network.
Doylesroom.com  - Temporarily not allowing US players until around a week after the new year, 2009.
Duplicatepoker - Closed down
EuroLinx - Not accepting new US players
Gamesgrid - Now a casino
GamingClub Poker
Gold Chip Network
GoldenTigerPoker
GoldenRiviera
Gutshotpoker - on cake network
Interchamps - Out of business
Intertops
Ironduke
Jungle Poker - Under caution warning
Microgaming - They are a brand network but everything will stay open with a 12 state restriction.  See full list here
OkUSApoker - Under caution warning
OPT Room
PitbullPoker - verified through email support
Playersonly - All states accepted except Missouri.  Part of Sportsbook.com.
Poker.com - Domain was sold.  Players and software transferred to Carbonpoker.com
Poker4Ever
PokerHost - verified through live support and switching software providers to Microgaming - Only existing players allowed to play
PokerNordica
Poker Rewards
Poker Share
PokerSyndicate - now on Gold Chip Network
Pokertime
PokerWorld
Prima - Network of sites bought by Microgaming.  Stopped accepted US on Nov. 10, 2008
Red Star Poker
Red Nines - Out of business
Reefer Poker - Merge network
Royal Card Club - Out of business
Royalvegaspoker
SportsInteraction
Sportsbook.com Poker - Opened on Nov. 24th, 07 for US players.  Doesn't allow players from Missouri.
StanleyVippoker.com
StraightFlush
Superbook Poker - Part of the sportsbook.com network of poker platforms
Third Bullet Poker
Thunderluck Poker
Tigergamingpoker
Tradesports
Trident Poker - Bought by Pokertime
True Poker
Tropical Poker - Out of business
Ultimatebet - Now under the Cereus Network
United Poker Network
Virtual City Poker
Walkerpoker
Wild Jack Poker
Wingows Poker - purchased by Walkerpoker
World Poker Exchange




V.  Notable Poker Sites / Brands NOT Open to USA

888 / Pacific Poker - Was the first to back out of the USA
Action Poker Network - Nine.com, Tigergaming etc.
B2B Skins - (24h poker, Redbet, Betunited etc)
Betsson Poker - All US accounts cancelled on Oct.31, 06
Boss Media - (TotalPoker, Virgin Poker, CelebPoker, Pokerheaven, King Solomons Poker PokerSyndicate, etc)
BetCorp - BetHoldem etc.  (There is a hold on US players money and it is awaiting approval by shareholders before ex-Betcorp players can withdraw their gambling funds.)
Crypto - William Hill, Interpoker, Poker Plex, LittleWoods Poker, etc.
Empire Holdings (Empire Poker)
Everest Poker (no new accounts allowed)
iPoker - (Titan Poker, Poker Ocean, CD Poker, Noble Poker, Prestige Poker, Betfred, Fair Poker, etc.)
Jetsetpoker
Kiwi Poker
Microgaming - Initiated a 13 state ban.  Many sites initiated full ban.
Ongame/Bwin -PokerRoom.com, HollywoodPoker and sites like Holdempoker, Europoker, Cherrypoker, Tower Poker, ) stopped taking deposits Oct. 25, 06.  On Nov. 6, 06 US players were locked out of real money games.  Click here for all ongame sites. 
PartyGaming - (Party Poker, MultiPoker, etc.) Was the second poker room to back out of USA
Paradise Poker - Stopped real money play on Nov. 13th, 06
PKR.com
Planet Poker -(Poker Blue) All real money play stopped on March 31, 07 for all countries.  Players transferred to Bodog
Poker Champs
Prima Network - Some prima sites are out and some are just accepting Americans from certain states.  To find out where each site stands visit our Prima Poker list
Skill Games Network - Skill Game no longer exists.  Sites on the network moved.  Mansion Poker (now with Ongame), TonyGPoker (now with iPoker), Gamesgrid (now a casino).
SunPoker
Tribeca Sites - Bowmans, Paddypowerpoker, Bluesquarepoker, Victor Chandler, Betus.com etc. consolidated with iPoker Network.  Don't accept US players.
Wagerlogic - William Hill, Betfair, PokerPlex, Playboycasino, Intercasino, VIP, etc.





VI.  15 States Strongly Affected by Poker / Casino Ban
These are sites that have stronger issues with gambling.

Illinois - Misdemeanor offense and possibly more (felony).
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana - May be a felony to gamble online.  Complex statue.
Michigan
Missouri
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington - FELONY to play online poker for real money in the US
Wisconsin
*Kentucky - Issued an ISP ban on most US poker sites




VII.  Videos Regarding Poker Ban

Perspectives Weekly -  Jan. 3, 08 - Doyle Brunson talks about Partygaming founder Anurag Dikshit

Harvard Addiction Director on Gambling - March 17, 08 - Talks about study proving internet gambling does not cause increased addiction.

Barney Frank FSC Debate -  June 9, 07 - 8 minute review of the 2 hour debate and discussion of regulating online gambling held July 8, 2007.

CNBC Gambling Ban News - '06 Here is a small piece that CNBC did on the gambling ban.

Bill Frist Corruption Video - '06 This video gets an A+ and made me laugh for quite awhile.

Shelley Berkley - '06 Her pissed off speech on how the gambling bill doesn't pertain to port security.




VIII.  New US Gambling Law FAQ
(These are common consensus from experts across the web.  Always consult a lawyer before making your own decision.)

1.  Is it illegal to play online poker in the United States now?
No, except for a few states.  The bill which recently passed addressed deposit methods and financial institutions (banks) that allow gambling transactions, not the players.  A US DOJ official said in a Congressional hearing it was not illegal for US players to play online.  The new law makes it illegal for US banks to allow gambling related transactions so the actual legality of online poker has not changed.  There has been much debate over this issue for years but to this date no one has been arrested for playing poker online.  Although, it is clear that online sports betting is definitely a federal crime nobody has been arrested for playing online poker.  Please see state bans above for more details and possible felonies.

2.  Is it safe to play online poker in the US?
The following question was answered by the authoritative online gambling legal expert, I. Nelson Rose here in September of 2007.  To summarize, he says you are not going to jail for playing poker, it is safe to cash/deposit checks from poker sites as long as you're reporting income and to not keep too much money located at one site because there is the possibility it gets tied up ie: the Neteller & BetonSports incidents.  He also makes a point to be very careful as to what ewallet you use.

3.  Why did Party Poker and other sites close down and yet some sites are still open to the US?
Most of the sites that closed down when the bill was signed were the publicly traded companies.  They closed down to US players to protect themselves from getting sued by their shareholders.  Places like PokerStars.com are privately held and they have addressed the law differently which is why they stayed open.  They believe poker is a skill game.  They also believe their sites aren't classified as "Unlawful" because mainly sports betting was addressed in the 1961 Wire Act defining "Unlawful gambling" and US courts have ruled in the past that not all online gambling is illegal.  Every site has different interpretations of the law.

4.  So what is the deal now?  Is poker banned and what happens next?
People are still playing online poker and we are still in a grace period.  The final regulations have since been released (view final regulations).  Banks now have until December 1, 2009 to fully comply with the final regulations.  Here is the latest article written on how these regulations will impact US poker players.  It is titled, "Final UIGEA Regulations; Nothing Changes".  Also here is an older article talking about when the regulations were first proposed. (Gambling Law Professor's view of the proposed regulations)

5.  Am I going to jail if I play online poker?
According to Gambling Law Professor, I. Nelson Rose, you will not go to jail for merely playing poker online.  Again, this bill is attacking the root of the online poker industry, the deposit mechanisms.  No laws have changed for online poker players.  It was always a grey area before this law and remains the same.  Some states have had laws against online gaming for years.

6.  Why are some states not accepted at certain online casinos and poker rooms?
The reason some operators have excluded certain sites and not the whole US population is because they are interpreting the law differently.  The law addresses "Unlawful Internet Gambling."  This means that the casino believes the states that had pre-existing law regarding online gambling are the states affected by this new law.  Most sites that banned 13 states have left the US market altogether.

7.  Why would Neteller, myCitadel, Firepay and other 3rd party transaction sites even think about closing to US gamblers?
The text book answer is that they are a publicly traded company.  But there is much more to it than that.  Let's take Ewallet X (fictitious name) for example.  If the US government felt Ewallet X was used for illegal gambling transactions then the US government could simply stop all banks from making transactions with Ewallet X whether it be for gambling or not.  Some ewallets aren't just in the gambling business and can't afford to lose all their US customers.  Epassporte served US customers for almost a year and a half after the ban before the US DOJ scared them into voluntarily leaving the market as you can see here.  Also, some ewallets went into contracts with certain gambling portals which allow sports bets to be placed among US citizens.  This is against US federal law and is one reason the Neteller co-founders were detained.

8.  Will I be able to deposit after the UIGEA is in full effect at the end of 2009?
The answer is yes.  For the most part whatever deposit option you were using before will still be able to be used after the UIGEA is in effect.  But, we do expect western union and moneygram deposits to stop.  Echecks will likely still be able to be used and so will credit cards.  Basically if the poker site is able to process it now, not much will change.  Credit cards might get slightly more complicated but there will still be sites taking them and it will be hit or miss like it is now.




IX. Federal Proposed Bills For Online Gambling

XI.  Archived Hourly Updates  

January 3, 2009

9:19pm - J. Todd talks about Doyle Brunsons' post about Anurag Dikshit paying fines and settling with the DOJ in this weeks Perspectives Weekly.  He also covers the top 5 most influential moments in 2008 for poker.  Im going to be heading to Atlantis Bahamas on Tuesday so if updates slow down that is why.  I'll be meeting with Pokerstars.com managers during their Carribbean Adventure Tournament.

December 30

3:30am - Very slow news reporting other than Pokerstars.com, the largest US site breaking another milestone of simultaneous players at once.  They hit almost 37,000 at once on Sunday.  That makes them nearly 4 times larger than they were prior to the UIGEA in 2006 (wow it's weird to think it was that long ago).

December 25

12:20pm - Merry Xmas everyone!  Traffic to the poker sites has slowed down considerably both yesterday and today.  But, the week before Christmas Eve poker sites were seeing record numbers.  Pokerstars as usual seeing the biggest gains in traffic for the week prior, along with Full Tilt seeing similiar traffic boosts.  I suspect it's being caused by all the college kids off school and at home for Christmas.  Most non-US accepted networks are not seeing such high peaks in players.

December 23

10:19pm - It's been slow news reporting on anything US related, which is good.  Most people are still talking about Dikshit pleading guilty, with an obvious disapproval by the PPA.  Lingering talk about the Kentucky domain seizure is proving good for us with positive points made during the appeals court.  Arguments are likely to reverse this decision for Kentucky poker players.  Also, slight delays are being reported in echeck cashouts at Pokerstars and wire transfer withdraws at Full Tilt.  Have a good Christmas!  I will keep posting through the Holidays if anything important comes up.

December 21

10:10pm - I wanted to put up a quick warning for anyone who plays at or played at Cardspike while we had them listed for 1 month as a US site.  They are owned by certain industry individuals that are NOT acting responsibly.  Players are having problems receiving cash and so are affiliates associated with the site.  We had them as "reputable" because we were working with an affiliate manager that is very reputable in the industry that was hired by Cardspike.  He got fired, the place went to hell in a hand basket and they are now labeled as a chop shop by us.  Just a warning!

1:58am - Players at some forums are reporting slow withdraws via echecks at Pokerstars.  Deposits seem to still be going through but seems they having problems with their echeck processor on the withdraw side so expect delays....or get in contact with support and ask if there is a faster way to withdraw.

December 19

7:44pm - Here is the video for J. Todds video Perspectives Weekly weekly.  He talks about Partygaming and Dikshit news.  There's also some more affiliate related stuff towards the end.  Kind of a funny show this week.

December 18

5:55pm - This may be old news but my partner asked if echecks were available to all US players now at Fulltiltpoker.com and the support response was yes.  So if you were waiting for echecks as an option at FTP, there you go.  Sorry if this is old news but I don't believe it is.

2:18am - Dikshit pleaded guilty to violating the Wire Act yesterday and agreed to pay the $300 million.  Not a bad gig if you ask me considering how much he made during his time with Partygaming.  He will also have 2 years before he is possibly sentenced to prison (for up to 2 years).

December 16

5:41am - Anurag Dikshit one of Partygaming founders is reportedly settling with the US government for $300 million dollars and possibly 2 years in jail (yea right).  According to Dikshit, the amount is much lower than what is being reported although he would not comment on the actual amount.  Dikshit will appear in a New York court today.

December 13

4:04am - So the Court of Appeals heard the arguments regarding the blocking of domains by Kentucky.  Most of the articles are giving a positive spin on things so hopefully this entire case will be dismissed and online poker in Kentucky will continue once again.  A ruling is expected shortly according to Brennan of iMEGA.

December 12

2:05am - Doylesroom is expected to relaunch to US players in 4 weeks.  As to what network they will be on, they will not say.

December 11

7:53pm - I received an interesting email from someone who works in the financial industry about my last post about echecks.  He wanted to stay unamious but he felt the statements regarding echecks were incorrect.  The reasoning seems logical so I am going to post it, but I will leave certain things out to protect us who use echecks from helping out the wrong person.

"Well remember to use the ACH system you must have a US company processing the transactions.  The issue is that the overseas company’s are masking the transactions.  So it’s just a matter of time before ( company removed ) figures out what is going on.  Echecks could go down any day.  Just a matter of when regardless of the UIGEA or not."

1:38am - I wanted to get clarification on echeck poker deposits for US players once the UIGEA goes into effect at the end of 2009.  For anyone who use echecks and are concerned about the future of depositing with them here is what I. Nelson Rose of Gamblingandthelaw.com had to say about them.  From the looks of it, echecks will be working same as usual after the UIGEA.  I mean who knows if you're using the check to buy a t-shirt or to deposit into a poker site.

Me:  Do you know if instant echecks will be affected (like Pokerstars and Fulltilt use) when the regulations go into effect or is this kind of unknown?

Professor Rose:  No one knows.  But since no one is going to be asking regular players where they are sending their money, and money sent by operators to players does not fall under the UIGEA, if the payment processor is overseas it should continue to operate with no interference.

December 8

3:35am - I've come across this question quite a few times in the poker forums I read on a daily basis.  People are still concerned about depositing after the UIGEA is implemented at the end of 2009.  The major concern is credit cards, because that happens to be the most widely used form of depositing, even though a lot of people still can't use their CC to deposit.  Plus it's how the "fish" usually deposit.  On a side note, SOOOO many more people would play poker if all credit cards were accepted.  At sites that are good at making CC deposits go through, usually 1 in 7 hits to a site creates a real money depositor (yes they are out there but Im not going to mention the gambling site).  Sites that aren't so good at it, it's usually 1 per every 50-100.  But anyway, back to the original question.  The answer is no, we will likely see little if any change with credit card deposits after the UIGEA is implemented.  This is coming straight from I. Nelson Rose himself in a podcast I heard at pocketfives.

December 3 - Add absolutepoker to the states to block Kentucky.  As far as I know, only Pokerstars and Full Tilt are the only two willing to fight this ruling.  Hopefully the Kentucky Court of Appeals will see the bright side and reverse this.  We shall see what happens on December 12th.






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