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They are almost certainly attempting to fool regulators in those countries by stating publicly one thing and doing privately another. This would also allow them to selectively take funds from "problem customers" with a convenient clause stating those players were not allowed. It would also allow for a quick exit scam when the heat gets too hot. Do some searches for their parent companies, aka ***Clickout Media*** and the company that owns them, aka ***Finixio*** and then weigh whether or not you trust your money with Coin Poker or not. HINT: You wont like what you find.

Hello, im an online mtt player with 30% ROI around multiple (arguably softer) sites abi 30, tried my luck with coinpoker over a couple a months now and i simply cannot seem to win, i dont feel like im being outplayed at all, but just a headsup as i might not be totally objective on the situation since im losing so far, the RNG system seems to behave very oddly, and i was wondering if any regs have noticed as well, it's like the board almost always runs out in "spectacular" ways, it's very hard to describe but something feels completely off compare to other sites and i can't put my finger on it, it's like my autist radars sences something is off but i can't explain it, i would be curious to know if anyone noticed anything similar with the RNG on coin

>Here's what caught fire on poker Twitter this week (May 10–16). Figured we'd bring the discussion over here where we can actually break things down properly. **1. WSOP introduces a dealer rating system with $100K in prizes** 🔥 WSOP announced they're rolling out a dealer rating system on WSOP Live this summer, with $100,000 in total rewards for top-rated dealers. Breakdown per bracelet event: 1st $500, 2nd $300, 3rd $200. Poker Org immediately polled the community and the replies are... mixed. Some say it'll finally hold dealers accountable; others worry it'll turn into a popularity contest or put dealers under unfair pressure during tough spots. What do you think — good for the game, or another distraction? *(*[*@WSOP*](https://x.com/WSOP/status/2054312912320409936) */* [*@pokerorg*](https://x.com/pokerorg/status/2055382962900816364)*)* **2. Daniel Negreanu's $2M WSOP Summer Package sells out in minutes** 💰 DNegs dropped a $2M WSOP Summer Package on PokerStake at **zero markup** and it sold out fast. Joshua Arieh was hyping it up 24 hours in advance, and by Saturday it was officially gone. If you missed it, DNegs says he'll be giving away pieces via his WSOP vlogs and selling individual event action on PokerStake later. The grind is about to begin. *(*[*@RealKidPoker*](https://x.com/RealKidPoker/status/2055677387359326389) */* [*@JoshuaArieh*](https://x.com/JoshuaArieh/status/2055001276807778528)*)* **3. Jeff Platt leaves PokerStars — fans are bummed** 📺 Big media news this week: Jeff Platt is out at PokerStars. A fan replied to James Staples' exit thread saying he was "quite bummed" to hear Platt was leaving, and that the chemistry between Platt and Staples "can't be replicated." Platt himself has been tight-lipped — when asked about future plans, he replied "No comment at this time (Yes)." Cryptic. Anyone know where he's headed next? *(*[*@fuwalrus*](https://x.com/fuwalrus/status/2055064224070619620) */* [*@jeffplatt*](https://x.com/jeffplatt/status/2055672685968138294)*)* **4. High-stakes coolers and bomb pots from the online streets** 🃏 Card Player Railbirds dropped a string of high-stakes hands this week, including: * SeaLlama vs LLinusLLove at 100/200 NLHE * Theblez vs omaha4rollz in a $1,000/$2,000 PLO game * LUKAKU vs Giselle54 in an epic PLO hand Meanwhile, BobbyJamesPoker shared a "fucking BOMB POT" from CoinPoker featuring Dan Kness3. If you like watching nosebleed regs punt, this was your week. *(*[*@CPRailbirds*](https://x.com/CPRailbirds/status/2055456040129569176) */* [*@BobbyJamesPoker*](https://x.com/BobbyJamesPoker/status/2055073506908385290)*)* **5. Doug Polk's PokerGO story + the Rampage comparison** 😂 Doug Polk posted a clip from his recent PokerGO trip where Phil Hellmuth responded to a joke about being "rich, famous, and good looking" with "Hey I never said I was good looking." Classic Phil. But the bigger debate came in the replies, where Chad M contrasted Doug's self-aware humor with Rampage's perceived "used car salesman" energy. The takeaway? Doug can pull off being silly; not everyone can. *(*[*@DougPolkVids*](https://x.com/DougPolkVids/status/2053858160574603303) */* [*@RushinBurrito*](https://x.com/RushinBurrito/status/2055438274886316528)*)* **6. Misc drops** * **PokerGO Tour Texas Poker Open**: Vladyslav Shovkovyi took down the $2,000 Main Event at Champions Club TX, streaming live on PokerGO. ([@PokerNews](https://x.com/PokerNews/status/2054075068381036820)) * **PokerStars Anniversary Series**: Free tickets giveaway with a nostalgia clip from 2018. ([@PokerStars](https://x.com/PokerStars/status/2055355281907892238)) * **GGPoker HANDS UP**: Guess the first KO'd player's hole cards in Sunday's $1M GTD GGMasters for $75 in tickets. ([@GGPoker](https://x.com/GGPoker/status/2055626879688638704)) * **Shaun Deeb** reflected on his PokerGO Big Game run: "Little sad I never got to show anything that good... hopefully I get on show when it runs again post WSOP to get some revenge." ([@shaundeeb](https://x.com/shaundeeb/status/2053876847302361582)) >**What did I miss?** Drop any other hot takes or drama from poker Twitter this week. Or tell me which of these you'd want a deeper breakdown on.

Posting here because email support has gone silent and I'm running out of options. \*\*What happened:\*\* Yesterday around 12:30 PM EST I sent $585 USDC on the Solana network to my CoinPoker deposit address, which was generated for USDT. Both are SPL tokens on Solana. The funds are sitting at CoinPoker's wallet address and are 100% verifiable on-chain via the transaction hash. \*\*What I've done:\*\* \- Submitted support email immediately after realizing the mistake \- Received auto-confirmation with Ticket #260515352-E \- Sent follow-up email after 20 hours with no response \- Tagged @CoinPoker\_OFF publicly on Twitter/X \- 30+ hours later, still zero human response \*\*Why this should be recoverable:\*\* This isn't a wrong network send. Both USDC and USDT are SPL tokens on Solana. The funds landed at a wallet CoinPoker controls. This is a manual credit issue, not a lost transaction. \*\*What I'm asking:\*\* Has anyone dealt with this exact situation with CoinPoker? Did they recover your funds? How long did it take? Also — if anyone from CoinPoker sees this, my ticket is #260515352-E. I just want my money back. I'll update this post with the outcome so it helps future players in the same situation.

Posting here because email support has gone silent and I'm running out of options. \*\*What happened:\*\* Yesterday around 12:30 PM EST I sent $585 USDC on the Solana network to my CoinPoker deposit address, which was generated for USDT. Both are SPL tokens on Solana. The funds are sitting at CoinPoker's wallet address and are 100% verifiable on-chain via the transaction hash. \*\*What I've done:\*\* \- Submitted support email immediately after realizing the mistake \- resent email 24h later since no response \- Received auto-confirmation with Ticket #260515352-E on 2nd email \- Sent follow-up email after 20 hours with no response \- Tagged @CoinPoker\_OFF publicly on Twitter/X \- 30+ hours later — still zero human response \*\*Why this should be recoverable:\*\* This isn't a wrong network send. Both USDC and USDT are SPL tokens on Solana. The funds landed at a wallet CoinPoker controls. This is a manual credit issue, not a lost transaction. \*\*What I'm asking:\*\* Has anyone dealt with this exact situation with CoinPoker? Did they recover your funds? How long did it take? Also — if anyone from CoinPoker sees this, my ticket is #260515352-E. I just want my money back. I'll update this post with the outcome so it helps future players in the same situation.

In this short read: • A **$25,000 Triton Jeju package** giveaway including flights and hotel. • Over **$13.8M** already won during **World Poker Masters**. • **HU CGWC champions** crowned after weeks of high-stakes battles. • A **$10K Discord giveaway** celebrating 10,000 community members. • New videos and strategy content from **Bencb, Abby, BJP & JNandez**. [https://coinpoker.com/news/newsletter-38/](https://coinpoker.com/news/newsletter-38/)

I am writing this to formally warn the community about my experience with CoinPoker’s technical support and platform integrity. ​Following a verified technical failure during a game (Hand ID: 4624340141), in which the table froze after a winning hand, I reached out to official support channels. Despite receiving assurances from the platform's social media representatives that the issue was being treated as a 'priority' and forwarded to the development team, the situation has devolved significantly. ​Key concerns regarding this platform’s operations: ​Unresolved Technical Failure: More than 48 hours have passed since the incident was acknowledged, with no resolution or credit applied to my account. ​Data Manipulation/Evidence Erasure: Not only was the win not credited, but the specific Hand ID (4624340141) has been completely removed from my in-app game history. This shift from a technical bug to the erasure of game records raises serious questions about the platform's transparency. ​Lack of Accountability: Despite repeated follow-ups and documentation provided by me, the support team has failed to offer a substantive update, shifting the responsibility between departments without resolution. ​I have documented the entire incident, including the initial win, the system freeze, and the subsequent disappearance of the record from my history. I am sharing this to ensure other players are aware of the risks involved in dealing with a platform that demonstrates a lack of professional accountability and potential data manipulation. ​I advise the community to exercise extreme caution before committing funds to this platform.

Honestly just a prime piece of real estate here. It may not be as pretty as some of the others but it's efficient. 2x standing desks, 3 monitor setup, a steelcase leap (actually had in the description that it's a final table seat of one of the coin poker tournaments so it's meant to be) We won't get into the specs as she's getting older now so we can leave the flex on all the exterior accessories to keep my ego up :) Discord name: eluhh Coinpoker name: Eluhh

My setup is a bit simple, but is where I spend most of my free time grinding, studying spots, and improving every session. I’d love to upgrade my station and take things to the next level. Currently running a single-notebook setup for playing, studying with solvers, and watching training content. My favorite drink a "mate" is always there with me in every session! Coinpoker user: Lafoca77 Discord: Velapuerca77 Good luck everyone, and thanks for doing the giveaway! ♠️

CoinPoker: CheckieChan Discord: Horizon So… please ignore the chaos and cables….my high end laptop (Windows) broke down and I had to ramp up a new setup, find no time to bring everything in order since then. Got a used iMac from a friend a few days earlier luckily (gosh I was always a hater, but I will not go back apart from VR Gaming) and using that one since together with the big screening the right. Macbook on the left side with two monitors is my Home Office setup for my fulltime job I can hopefully ditch soon thanks to CoinPoker haha 😂

https://preview.redd.it/el31xv3gfq0h1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40aed66941a27c0ad8e8253ad695f3cc1a62357a In the NLHE Grand Final, SeaLlama managed to make a comeback, while in the PLO Grand Final, Yodogoki led throughout the entire match. # NLHE Cash Game World Championship: SeaLlama Manages to Snatch Victory from KraciFisk In the Grand Final, the players had to play 2,000 hands against each other. The match was not an easy ride for SeaLlama, as he was trailing during the first half of the distance: * 498 hands: KraciFisk led, +51 points * 995 hands: KraciFisk led, +27 points * 1,256 hands: SeaLlama led, +22 points * 2,000 hands: SeaLlama won with a score of +109/-59 points. In the third-place match, Jungleman and GoinHardInThePaint played 1,000 hands. Jungleman led the entire way and won with a score of +139/-89. **NLHE CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Results:** 1. SeaLlama: $100K, including a Rolex watch 2. KraciFisk: $50K 3. Jungleman: $30K # PLO Cash Game World Championship: Yodogoki Defeats GucciNIKE Convincingly The opponents played 5 sessions. Yodogoki led the entire way: * 170 hands: Yodogoki led, +21 points * 584 hands: Yodogoki led, +44 points * 1,054 hands: Yodogoki led, +28 points * 1,461 hands: Yodogoki led, +91 points * 2,000 hands: Yodogoki won, +159 points/-109 **PLO CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Results:** 1. Yodogoki: $100K, including a Rolex watch 2. GucciNIKE: $30K Recordings of their matches are also [available on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@CoinPoker_TV/streams). # World Poker Masters $25M GTD Continues on CoinPoker The series will run through June 1. [The World Poker Masters](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/world-poker-masters-the-biggest-series-in-the-coinpoker-history) schedule features 59 trophy events. World Poker Masters $25M GTD Day 2 One unusual highlight: CoinPoker tried to “revive” the legendary Sunday tournament — Sunday Million — in a vanilla format with a $215 buy-in and a $1,000,000 guarantee without KOs. They succeeded. The first $215 CoinMillion $1M GTD attracted 4,278 entries (the overlay reached $144.4K). The tournament will resume today. The winner will receive $126,500. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/seallama-and-yodogoki-become-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship-champions](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/seallama-and-yodogoki-become-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship-champions) by [Alex Sakuta](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

So, yesterday I lost my mind and came to realisation it was probably the best thing that could happen to me. Played poker lately on Coinpoker platform. Cashed around 30 percent of tournaments. All stats of a reg player. My goal was to win one, big tour for 10k+ USD. I do not really LOVE the game, but playing more than a 1000 tournaments I got pretty solid understanding. My point was I use logic, mathematical foundation and focusing on breath to stay calm and not tilting. A couple of words about my background. I'm struggling existantially for a couple of years, expected to become a dad but pregnancy stopped after couple months. Then Bali trip to cheer my ex wife. Then divorce. My portfolio (mostly crypto cause I found GREAT web3 project and put there allin debt money - Supra Web3), after 16x it crashed almost to zero. Got left with 90000 dollars bank debt. This debt was causing all sorts of problems. Mostly the debt fact itself caused I "freezed" in my life and "escaped" this pain in vices. Mostly it was scrolling that I used to escape reality but also weed, and - with a chance of "catching upstreak" and solve my financial problems - poker game. I hated my sales position in telecommunication also, maybe beacause of ego, maybe it was just not my cup of tea. Universe gave me a chance to use my sales skills on a much better position. But feeling weak and poor, also having fucked up dopamine level - kept wasting my time and just could not lock in. So - finally finished top 3 on Coinpoker and won more than 1600 dollars. That is almost 2 month of my rent and not a little amount for me. But in my unstable mind it proved I can hit big. Bubbling (in a really, really stupid way) 3 steps sattelites next day - I played for 4-5 hours - to 122 dollars and 530 dollars big events, I got the biggest tilt in my life. Took previous win I withdraw to my Bybit and deposited it back, entered the tours I was about to sattelite to. You already know how the story ends. Entering tours waaaay above my bankroll, I got a couple of bad beats and went to zero. The weird fact - I'm happy about that. Playing poker took me away from life. I just couldn't focus on anything else. I CANNOT use bankroll strategy anymore, because I really hate idea of sitting and grinding for thousands of hours. Destroying my body, my mind, wasting talents and time just fighting for others people money, trying to play "better" then them. Now - I'm sure there si more people like me. Just a lot of them. We just struggle to admit it - their goal is not to be great at poker, they are just chasing the rush. And investing a lot of time in this game - some people just have no idea how to quit. My advice: 1) DO NOT WATCH POKER CONTENT. Tell YouTube algorithms you hate to see it in recommendations. 2) Scrolling Instagram or Tiktok breaks your will. After an hour of doomscrolling we get far more unconsious - actully short content is even worse than hazard - because it is everywhere and it is just too easy to unblock and blocking app. 3) Practice your conciousness. Wim-hof breathing, meditation, Sadhu board, sleep. I believe in you and I pray for you. PS. grinders and regular players, good luck to you. I hope you manage to put love in there somehow and keep your soul

Hey everyone, I'm completely stuck and hoping someone here has a fix. I play on the PC client (Windows) and everything was working perfectly until a couple of days ago. Ever since the recent 1.0.50 update dropped, I can't log in. Every time I try, I just get a generic "Something went wrong" error message. I dug into the main.log-file, and it shows successful status=200 pings to the Cashier and Casino domains, so the app is definitely getting an internet connection. It just seems to fail right at the actual authentication step. Here is a list of the troubleshooting steps I’ve already tried that **haven't** worked: * **Checked Firewall:** Verified that the updated `CoinPoker-release-win-x64.exe` is fully allowed through Windows Defender/Firewall on both private and public networks. * **Cleared App Data:** Deleted the CoinPoker folder in the `%appdata%` directory to force a fresh configuration. * **Flushed DNS:** Ran `ipconfig /flushdns` in the command prompt. * **Tested Alternate Networks:** Tried connecting via a mobile hotspot and a VPN to rule out my local ISP blocking the game ports. Has anyone else run into this specific issue since the last update? Is there a different cache folder, a background permission, or a registry key I need to wipe to fix this? Any help would be hugely appreciated!

I just had my account closed and all my money stolen by Coin Poker. They sent me an email which read: "Following a game security investigation into your account, we have concluded you are using illegal software to play at our tables. The funds in your account have been confiscated as per our Terms and Conditions." I was using a HUD (Hand2Note), but that's allowed right? Other than that, I was not doing anything wrong. No multi accounts, no RTA, no collusion, no shenanigans, nothing. I was just playing micro stakes PLO for fun. Been on the site on and off since 2018 with no issues. This is very surprising to me. It seems like some kind of automated system that has falsely flagged my account. Has anyone else been banned recently and had their money stolen for no reason? What's going on.

I turned my hand into a bluff, but I don't understand how he called me so lightly... It is NL25 on coin poker. My opponent is 1st on the current 2H leaderboard, so he is a heavy volume player. Preflop: I am UTG with AhQsTh9s8s, I pot to 0.85$. Villain UTG+1 does a 3 bets to 2.90$. Dealer call 2.90$, small blind and big blind fold. Because of the a 3 bet preflop, I kind of already smell the AAxxx. I call as well. Flop: Tc-2d-7h. 9.25$ I am open ended with top pair, top kicker, and backdoor hearts. I like my hand, but I am out of position and I want to pot control since I don't really have much equities to push... So I check. Villain checks as well. Dealer checks. Turn: Kh. 9.25$ This card is very good for me. It gives me the nut flush draw. With a 3 bet pot, my opponent would have bet the flop if he liked his hand. I know I risk to run into KK, but I have 15 outs to save me if it is the case. I decide to rep something good, and I pot it to 9.25$. Villain calls 9.25$ Dealer fold. River: 7s. 27.75$. I completely miss, but I know my oponent doesn't have KK, cause he would re-pot it. I feel he would have pushed all-in any good hand knowing I am kind of pot commit. I shove all-in 16.04$. Villain takes his time... then calls with AsAcQcJd4s. I feel he did two very loose calls on both the turn and the river... I feel I can easily have a 7 in this spot, K-7, even KK or TT... I felt I red my opponent's hand correctly, I knew he had AAxxx most likely, and nothing big. Would you have played that hand differently? Maybe betting less the turn for a bigger river bluff?

Hello, quick story to open some players eyes. I played for a few years at ggpoker under the nick III PRO III and I never had any issues. One day in 2023 October, I decided to contact ggpoker security team to have my account real name verified “R Martins”. I got an email from them saying they found out my IP and Machine was linked to 15 accounts created recently and if I ever create another account I’d be banned for life. I told them they are probably confusing me with someone else due to my real name verification and I never had any other accounts. They ended up verifying my real name account. One month later they sent me an email saying I was banned for life. I was like, what the hell? I explained them everything but they don’t listen, apparently they have to be right at all costs. 2 years forward I created an account with Olybet another skin and I was fully KYC and I linked to my GGpass. And I got my old account back. I thought that maybe they had lifted the ban due to their past mistake. Today when I tried to log in my account was frozen. No point to even contact them, I already know where this is going. For everyone who is reading this, I give you my honest word I never broke any rules or had any accounts or anything. I have accounts in pokerstars, 888 poker, CoinPoker, WPT global, party poker I never had a single issue. I can say with 100% certainty that ggpoker security is incompetent. They never reply to emails or want to listen to my side of the story.

[https://youtu.be/rphSvzCA7i4](https://youtu.be/rphSvzCA7i4) I've stopped playing there for now myself. Mostly due to the intolerably slow and cartoonishly ugly software replacement. Its been on and off for me and currently off. I have always thought the "proof of funds" claims where always absurd to the point of insult IMHO. I've always had my withdraws processed there but they sure have flagged my bs detector off over issues over the time they have been around. figured it would be worth sharing here

We’re currently running an X giveaway where 250 players will qualify for a private satellite awarding: 🎟️ 5x $530 World Poker Masters Main Event seats How to enter: • Follow CoinPoker\_OFF on X • Tag 2 friends • Comment your CoinPoker screen name ⏰ Giveaway closes May 14 Good luck everyone 👀 [https://x.com/CoinPoker\_OFF/status/2051740048123732246?s=20](https://x.com/CoinPoker_OFF/status/2051740048123732246?s=20)

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**Anyone else had something like this happen to them?** **I contacted pragmatic play with 1 min of it happening and have a screenshot of the dealer starting the next hand since It showed the chips like I was getting paid. The hand ended and nothing went into my balance. The history is different** **then** **what was actually delt to me. Pragmatic play instantly ignored the problem and said there is no error and would not help.** **I reached out to CoinPoker** **sent them…** **To CoinPoker Support / Pragmatic Play Support,** I am writing to formally dispute the outcome and payout of a hand played on May 1, 2026, at approximately 23:08. **Game Details:** • **Game:** Speed Blackjack • **Round ID:** 298426289015008 • **Game ID:** 14408737615 **Description of Issue:** During live play, I hit a **Straight Flush** on the side bet. The interface indicated a payout was forthcoming; however, the winnings were never credited to my balance at the conclusion of the hand. Upon reviewing my hand history, I noticed a significant discrepancy. The history shows a different hand than what was dealt on my screen during the live session. Specifically, the card I received was a **2 of Hearts**, creating the winning combination, but the recorded history incorrectly shows a **Jack of Diamonds**. I have attached screenshots of my current balance, the transaction details showing a $0 winning amount for that round, and the live support chat where I was unfortunately unable to upload visual proof. I request a manual review of the video footage for this specific Round ID to verify the cards actually dealt by the dealer. I have refrained from further play to ensure the account state remains clear for your investigation. I look forward to your prompt response and the correction of my balance. At first they once again sent me a email stating that the hand had not error so still waiting for them now i finally got that they are escalating it to provider which also tells me they never even looked at it [https://postimg.cc/gallery/ZTYKQ5V](https://postimg.cc/gallery/ZTYKQ5V)

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If you sign up directly, you cannot register for any of it. * **Access to our team for support.** We have been negotiating with poker rooms for over a decade. When something goes wrong with a deposit, a missing bonus, a leaderboard credit, or a withdrawal review, we have direct contacts at every operator on this list and we use them on your behalf. * **One central dashboard for your accounts** so you are not chasing reload bonuses, leaderboard standings and freeroll passwords across nine different inboxes. * **No additional cost.** You do not pay extra. You do not lose anything from the room's standard welcome bonus. You only add to what you would already get. There is no version of "I'll just sign up directly and use my own discipline" that beats the math. If you intend to grind a room for any meaningful volume in 2026, getting tagged to an affiliate is the cheapest +EV decision available to you. The rest of this article is what that decision specifically buys you this month. # The May 2026 Lineup at a Glance 💰 |Promotion|Poker Room|Type|Prize Pool|Page| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |$7,500 CoinPoker VG Race|CoinPoker|Rake Race|$7,500|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/coinpoker-vg-race/)| |$5,000 BC Poker VG Race|BC Poker|Rake Race|$5,000|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/bc-poker-vg-race/)| |$4,000 WPT Global & Nexa VG Race|WPT Global / Nexa|Rake Race|$4,000|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/wpt-global-vg-race/)| |$4,000 WPN VG Race|ACR & BC Poker (WPN)|Rake Race|$4,000|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/acr-bcp-vg-race/)| |$2,500 iPoker VG Race|iPoker Network|Rake Race|$2,500|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/ipoker-vg-race/)| |Exclusive RedStar Chase|RedStar Poker|Rake Chase|Tiered cash|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/redstar-chase/)| |Guts Poker Chase|Guts Poker|Rake Chase|Tiered cash|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/guts-poker-chase/)| |2x $500 ACR Freerolls|ACR Poker|Freeroll|$1,000|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/acr-freeroll/)| |2x $500 WPT Global Freerolls|WPT Global|Freeroll|$1,000|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/wpt-global-freeroll/)| |2x $250 GGPoker Freerolls|GGPoker|Freeroll|$500|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/ggpoker-freeroll/)| |2x $250 BC Poker Freerolls|BC Poker|Freeroll|$500|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/bc-poker-freerolls/)| |2x $250 KKPoker Freerolls|KKPoker|Freeroll|$500|[Details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/kkpoker-freerolls/)| **Headline numbers:** $23,000 in pure rake-race cash, $3,500 in guaranteed freeroll prize pools across ten separate freeroll entries, plus the two rake chases that pay a steady cash drip the entire month long. # VG Rake Races, May 2026 Rake races are the simplest format we run: every cent of rake (or tournament fee) you generate counts as points on a private VIP-Grinders leaderboard for that room. At the end of the month, the top finishers split the published prize pool. There are no buy-ins, no opt-in steps once you are tagged, and the leaderboard updates daily. # $7,500 CoinPoker VG Race, the biggest race of the month CoinPoker remains one of the softest crypto-first poker rooms online, and our private leaderboard there has the largest pool of the month at **$7,500**. The top five places pay $1,250 / $1,000 / $750 / $600 / $500, with cash spilling well into the lower ranks. Cash games and tournaments both contribute. [See the full payout table on the CoinPoker VG Race page](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/coinpoker-vg-race/). # $5,000 BC Poker VG Race BC Poker is the BCGame-network skin on WPN, and the VG-only leaderboard adds **$5,000** of prizes on top of the network's existing rewards. Strong choice for crypto players who like the WPN player pool and software but want better promo value than the room's default missions deliver. [Full details here](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/bc-poker-vg-race/). # $4,000 WPT Global & Nexa Poker VG Race WPT Global and Nexa share a player pool, which means you get one of the largest tournament fields online, plus a real cash-game ecosystem feeding off it. Our **$4,000 monthly leaderboard** pays $800 down to $250 in the top five, with prizes paid in cash directly to your account. [Race page](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/wpt-global-vg-race/). # $4,000 WPN VG Race (ACR + BC Poker combined) Rake earned at either [ACR Poker](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/acr-freeroll/) or BC Poker counts toward the same WPN leaderboard, so multi-tablers running both skins can stack their rake into one bigger position. **$4,000 prize pool**, top five paid $800 / $600 / $400 / $300 / $200. [WPN VG Race details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/acr-bcp-vg-race/). # $2,500 iPoker VG Race The smallest of the five, but iPoker also has the lowest rake threshold to reach the money. **$2,500** in prizes, with $500 down to $175 in the top five. A genuinely reachable race for mid-stakes regs. [iPoker VG Race page](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/ipoker-vg-race/). # VG Rake Chases in May 2026 Chases pay you cash for hitting fixed rake milestones during the month. Unlike a race, you are not competing against other players, you are competing against the calendar. Hit the level, the cash drops into your account. # Exclusive RedStar Chase RedStar is the longest-running room on the iPoker network and pays out a tiered chase to anyone tracked through us. Multiple cash tiers throughout May, with progress rolling daily. [See the May tiers and payouts](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/redstar-chase/). # Guts Poker Chase Guts has been quietly putting up some of the better promo value on Microgaming's MPN-successor pool, and our chase mirrors that. Volume players who already grind there tend to clear multiple tiers in a single month. [Guts Chase details](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/guts-poker-chase/). # Private Freerolls: Six Tournaments, $3,500 in Free Prize Pools 🎟️ Every freeroll below is closed to non-tracked players. You cannot register for any of these tournaments unless you signed up to the room through VIP-Grinders. Each room runs **two freerolls in May**, one earlier in the month and one later, so you have multiple shots at every prize pool. * **GGPoker, 2x $250 Freerolls.** The world's largest poker room, our smallest freerolls, but the most accessible field. [Sign up](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/ggpoker-freeroll/). * **ACR Poker, 2x $500 Freerolls.** The flagship for U.S.-facing players, with the bigger prize pool of the month. [Register here](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/acr-freeroll/). * **WPT Global, 2x $500 Freerolls.** Best-in-class tournament software and a global player base. [Details and password info](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/wpt-global-freeroll/). * **BC Poker, 2x $250 Freerolls.** Crypto-friendly, no-deposit entry once you are tagged. [Page here](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/bc-poker-freerolls/). * **KKPoker, 2x $250 Freerolls.** Asia-pacific player pool, mobile-first software. [Register](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/kkpoker-freerolls/). That is **ten freeroll entries this month** for the price of being a tracked player. If you spent five hours total across all of them (generous estimate) and ran roughly average across the field, the expected dollar return is a real number rather than a marketing one. # How to Get Tracked Properly (and What to Do If You Already Have an Account) **If you don't have an account at the room yet:** Open the [poker promotion page](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker_promotions/) for the room you want to play, click the sign-up link from there, and create the account in the same browser session. That single step tags you as a VIP-Grinders player permanently. **If you already have an account at the room:** Don't open a second one, that breaks every poker room's terms. Instead, [contact our team](https://www.vip-grinders.com/contact/) with your username and the room. For some operators we can transfer existing accounts onto our deal. For others we can't, but we will tell you straight rather than waste your time. **If you are not sure whether you are already tracked:** Same, message us. It takes us a couple of minutes to check on the operator side and confirm. # Frequently Asked Questions **Do I have to do anything to opt into the rake races?** No. Once your account is tagged to VIP-Grinders, every cent of rake you generate counts automatically. Standings update daily and we publish them on each promotion page. **How are rake-race and chase prizes paid out?** Cash, directly to your poker account at the relevant room, usually within a few business days of the month closing. **Can I play in multiple promotions at the same room?** Yes. The rake race, the freerolls and any chase are independent. Your rake generates points for the race *and* counts toward the chase tiers *and* qualifies you for the freerolls. Stack everything. **Do the freerolls have a password?** Yes, freeroll passwords are published on each freeroll's promotion page in the days before the tournament starts. Bookmark the freeroll page for whichever room you signed up at. **Does signing up through an affiliate cost me anything?** No. The room's welcome bonus, deposit options, rake structure and player pool are all identical. The only difference is that you also unlock the VIP-Grinders-only promotions on top. **Are these promotions available in my country?** The promotion is available everywhere the room itself accepts players. Country eligibility for each operator is on the room's review page in the [poker rooms](https://www.vip-grinders.com/poker-rooms/) section. *Last updated: 4 May 2026.*

I've never hit so many bad beats then I've had on this site, like flopping a set of aces and getting pushed on with 7/4 and then hitting quads, like that's normal for me at this point, is this for anyone else, when I first joined was regular stuff but last few days it's endless bad beats so my bad beat counter is just permanently ice cold in the most ridiculous ways. Also if your new, don't play all in or fold, it's literally same 3 people playing for days on end and it's unbelievable Nit and bad beat

>Here's what caught fire on poker Twitter this week (Apr 25–May 2). Figured we'd bring the discussion over here where we can actually break things down properly. **1. Doug Polk goes off: "The poker community becomes truly unbearable"** 🔥 Doug Polk dropped a scathing tweet about the state of poker social media — calling out a future (or present?) where every "personality" is just a company ambassador and platforms are "affiliate code ridden cesspools." 524 likes, nearly 100k views. A lot of people felt this one. Later in the week he also publicly backed Rampage for calling out unethical behavior in poker, saying the community would be "far better if it was filled with Rampage's." Old school silence vs. new school accountability — which side are you on? *(*[*@DougPolkVids*](https://x.com/DougPolkVids/status/2048064224371347556)*)* **2. Daniel Negreanu asks: Should broke scammers be exposed publicly?** 🎭 Negreanu posted a video breaking down the old school vs. new school approach to handling scammers in poker — do you air it out publicly or handle it behind closed doors? 170 likes, 36k views. Classic DNegs take, but the timing right after Doug's Rampage support feels... connected. Also: Rocky update. His dog is doing better. 3,000+ likes on that relief post alone. 🐕 *(*[*@RealKidPoker*](https://x.com/RealKidPoker/status/2050240135024021875)*)* **3. HCL announces THREE major events — including a $1M buy-in** 💰 Hustler Casino Live came out swinging this week: * **May 14–15**: Mega Cash Mania * **June 5–20**: WSOP High Stakes Live in Vegas * **June 12**: **Million Dollar Game** — $1M buy-in, $500/1K blinds at WSOP Horseshoe The $1M game got 117 likes and 11k views in under 24 hours. They also dropped some heated hand clips (189 likes, 31k views) and a $110K flip moment. Anyone planning to watch — or buy a piece? *(*[*@HCLPokerShow*](https://x.com/HCLPokerShow/status/2048508040517992626)*)* **4. ACR Poker x Triton: WPN CEO vs. High Stakes Pro** 🃏 ACR Poker promoted a Triton high stakes cash game featuring their CEO vs. a high stakes pro. The hook: "This guy lost over 150 lbs! Will he also lose all his chips?!?!" 63 likes, 4k views. Bit of a weird promo but the Triton cash game content is always worth a watch. *(*[*@ACR\_POKER*](https://x.com/ACR_POKER/status/2050230474979643746)*)* **5. Andrew Neeme giving away World Poker Masters tickets** 🎟️ Andrew Neeme is running a ticket giveaway for the World Poker Masters on CoinPoker — a 25M GTD series. $5.50 sattys for everyone with Code AN, $25 tickets for random players, and a $530 ME Day 1 ticket for the most hands played. Not the biggest viral moment of the week, but if you're looking for a cheap shot at a big series... *(*[*@andrewneeme*](https://x.com/andrewneeme/status/2050282329650712933)*)* **6. Misc drops** * **PokerRailbird** dropped a deep dive: "Why Poker Players Don't Fold (And How You Profit)" — covering action bias, sunk-cost fallacy, near-miss reinforcement and how to exploit it. ([@pokerrailbird](https://x.com/pokerrailbird/status/2050410021658218699)) * **APT Taipei 2026** High Roller is underway — TWD 20M (\~USD $633k) GTD with $10k APT Championship seats for top 2. ([@AsianPokerTour](https://x.com/AsianPokerTour/status/2050413941499773390)) * **WPT** with the memes: "i don't remember this episode of High Stakes Poker..." 412 likes, 155k views. ([@WPT](https://x.com/WPT/status/2046664694891790699)) >**What did I miss?** Drop any other hot takes or drama from poker Twitter this week. Or tell me which of these you'd want a deeper breakdown on.

Not saying anything is rigged, but this is something worth thinking about. CoinPoker themselves state on their RNG page: “This RNG was previously certified… we are in the process of having it re-certified…” At the same time: – no public certificate ID – no verification link – no accessible audit report Their policy mentions GLI (Gaming Laboratories International), but there is no actual certificate or report provided. Also worth noting: they operate under Anjouan licence, which allows more flexible regulation and doesn’t necessarily require public disclosure of certification. So right now we have: – operator claiming recertification is in progress – no verifiable proof available to players Again, not saying anything is wrong. But lack of transparency + “in progress” certification is at least a fair question point. Curious what others think.

With World Poker Masters starting this Sunday, it feels like the perfect time to set up my virtual Trophy Cabinet on CoinPoker 🏆- see video of how to do it below The new Trophy Cabinet feature, launched alongside World Poker Masters, lets players earn and display achievements from major tournament wins directly on their player profiles. It’s a slick way to showcase results and build a visible record of success across flagship events. You can find it in the World Poker Masters Tab in the client under the main page (right hand side) Now you can win both **virtual and physical trophies** in standard Masters events and selected World Poker Masters events moving forward. This feature highlights player accomplishments in their player profiles at the table and creates a visible record of success across flagship events. And Sunday’s featured events looks huge: 🔥 **High $215 – $300,000 GTD (2-DAY)** 🔥 **Low $55 – $100,000 GTD (2-DAY)** Both are **2-day events**, so there’s serious value straight out of the gate with lots of other WPM events running across Sunday as well. Satellites are already running in the client too, meaning players of every bankroll can take a shot. Right now my Masters Coin is sitting in the Trophy Cabinet looking very lonely… seems like the perfect excuse to go trophy hunting this Sunday and add a few more. Good luck out there grinders. See you at the tables Sunday. **Trot.** https://reddit.com/link/1t0yj0n/video/nn2vpjbozjyg1/player

CoinPoker is launching a **$10K ticket giveaway** to celebrate hitting 10,000 Discord members. From **May 4-17**, there will be **daily giveaways inside Discord**, with tickets for: * CoinMillion * Main Event * Mini Main * Other WPM events Most entries are simple (polls, reactions, light tasks), and tickets are tied directly to upcoming WPM tournaments. 👉 Details here: [https://coinpoker.com/promotions/discord-celebration/](https://coinpoker.com/promotions/discord-celebration/) 👉 Join the Discord: [https://discord.com/invite/coinpoker](https://discord.com/invite/coinpoker) If you’re planning to play WPM, this is a pretty good spot to get in.

I uploaded my full hand history to Grok AI and it ran the numbers. According to it, the probability of losing this many times in the site's "bad beat" definition is literally **1 in 1.95 billion**. I’ve never run this bad in my life. Ever. I watched RDP’s YouTube videos hyping up their "true RNG shuffle," thought “why not,” and jumped in. At first I brushed off a few brutal suckouts — poker is poker. But once it passed **20+ times** where I got it all-in pre-river with **75%+ equity** and got snapped off by a 2- or 6-outer… that’s not variance anymore. I exported the hands and fed them to the AI again. It basically said this level of "bad luck" would make even professional players start questioning the integrity of the site. The spots are just too sick — consistently the most improbable outcomes in the worst possible moments. Kudos if you’re a winning player on Coinpoker, genuinely. But after seeing these numbers, I’m not a believer. This isn’t normal variance. It’s not possible over this sample. If you’re thinking about depositing… take your money and run.

Hey guys! I play on CoinPoker 4-6 tables at a time, and most of the hands I've played are in 10nl 6-max cash. I feel pretty hopeless right now about how I can improve my game, so any feedback would be appreciated! Here is my graph: https://preview.redd.it/gkuuttecf9yg1.png?width=823&format=png&auto=webp&s=faea552cc34d8fa29e8191608ff377b24ad9b6e4 And here are my stats: https://preview.redd.it/b9evy3agf9yg1.png?width=665&format=png&auto=webp&s=4592d9291bd7ba30d25484ca5b0af628e41affce Curious to know if there are any obvious leaks just based on these stats. I've only just recently gotten H2N and was wondering how you guys use it to find your leaks, and how to know what statistics are off. I know my donk bet frequency is quite high, but I often donk on the flop as a bluff when I have the range advantage, and it seems to be quite profitable. I've found a few leaks myself. It seems I'm calling cbets too light oop because a lot of losses come from when I check call on the flop oop. Also, it seems I'm just bad at playing oop in general because my winrate EV is -55bb/100 when I am oop. But I don't know why or how to fix this.

https://preview.redd.it/1h3q40fmsyxg1.png?width=2800&format=png&auto=webp&s=d125b5560ee9fef95352bca13e4a2d46cf24458b Many view heads up as the purest form of poker. There’s no hiding – just you versus your opponent. And if you can win there, you’ll feel the edge everywhere else, too. That's why we'd love to invite the r/poker community to celebrate **Heads Up Week** with us by hosting a reddit exclusive giveaway (learn more below). Over the next 7 days, everyone curious about taking heads up more seriously can enjoy: ✔A free [Heads Up Getting Started Kit](https://once.run/HeadsUpWeek) ✔Live Event #1: [Making $10 Million w/ Matt Marinelli](https://www.youtube.com/live/qrUvhUW3HC8) (Tuesday, April 28, 2PM EST) ✔Live Event #2: [Heads Up w/ Kevin Rabichow](https://www.youtube.com/@Runitonce/streams) (Thursday, April 30th, 10AM EST) ✔Exclusive Heads Up Content from our Elite coaches ✔Test your skills in our heads up quiz while competing for prizes **Join Heads Up Week for Free:** [**https://once.run/HeadsUpWeek**](https://once.run/HeadsUpWeek) \_\_\_ **🎁 The Giveaway:** Who do you think will take down the CoinPoker Heads Up World Championship this coming weekend? You can make a guess for both the NLHE and the PLO competition. We'll give away 3 x $100 Run It Once packages that you can spend on anything on the site amongst anyone with a correct pick! Good luck at the giveaway! We're excited to see your picks!

Update 8/5: new fresh tables with May data on the page now! Update: Coinpoker updated the paid places and prize pools as of May 1st so the April numbers are no longer relevant! The outage will be updated week fresh tracked in a week or so when I have accumulated some data with the new premises. I've collected the statistics from the first 24 days (I will keep updating them) of CoinRaces and visualised the results in heat maps over times and days for each of the eight races. I hope you find it helpful :) https://pulvret.com/resources/coinraces-statistics/

Update 8/5: new fresh tables with May data on the page now! Update: Coinpoker updated the paid places and prize pools as of May 1st so the April numbers are no longer relevant! The outage will be updated week fresh tracked in a week or so when I have accumulated some data with the new premises. I've collected the statistics from the first 24 days of the new leaderboards. I hope you find this helpful! https://pulvret.com/resources/coinraces-statistics/

The semi-finals of the Heads-Up Cash Game World Championships on coinpoker have wrapped up and we now know our final 2 players for each format! The results from the semis are as follows: No-Limit Hold’Em: https://preview.redd.it/hohpugldvrxg1.png?width=828&format=png&auto=webp&s=2fda4a1a81a526b84584e6d143a9490a2af6d20d PLO: https://preview.redd.it/incsggldvrxg1.png?width=826&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf19d713baf07465855a08538c58dbbb001c1912 So that means our final will be: * In No Limit Hold’Em: **KraciFisk vs SeaLlama** * In Pot Limit Omaha: **Yodoguki vs GucciNIKE** Some big takeaways from the final hands of the semis: * As expected all the leaders in the matches were able to hold on to their lead and win the match.  * KraciFisk essentially held on for his remaining hands to a comfortable $77,000 win. * SeaLlama continued his winning streak vs Jungleman, picking up nearly an additional 2 buyins to bring his final total to $38,000. * SeaLlama and Jungleman stuck to their guns and played live-on-call with some commentary and banter between the two players. * Over on the PLO side, we already knew that LUKAKU had chosen to forfeit and that GucciNIKE had made the final. * Whereas the match between Yodogoki and venividi1993 went right down to the wire. They were down to the final 100 hands before Yodogoki got to the point where he was up by enough to fold out to the victory.  * You can watch the final few moments, followed by a short discussion from venividi1993 of the match here: [https://youtu.be/TCXFBEkH5Gs?t=9643](https://youtu.be/TCXFBEkH5Gs?t=9643). * He does share that he believes that, in PLO, that GucciNIKE and Yodogoki are the two best in the world, and will be sharing the spotlight in the final. Some other stream highlights so far from the final days of the semis: * Jungleman vs SeaLlama: * “Do you like Nik Airball?”: [https://youtu.be/2nQQGiE8UYo?t=857](https://youtu.be/2nQQGiE8UYo?t=857)  * “Are you really bluffing me here?”: [https://youtu.be/2nQQGiE8UYo?t=5396](https://youtu.be/2nQQGiE8UYo?t=5396)  * “Bet the river! Don’t be a fish.”: [https://youtu.be/UFLVXrjZtV8?t=493](https://youtu.be/UFLVXrjZtV8?t=493)   * “I don’t like that play”: [https://youtu.be/UFLVXrjZtV8?t=3369](https://youtu.be/UFLVXrjZtV8?t=3369)  * The final 50 hands: [https://youtu.be/UFLVXrjZtV8?t=4527](https://youtu.be/UFLVXrjZtV8?t=4527)  * KraciFisk vs GoinHard in the Paint: * PR0DIGY on commentary discusses the current “ladder” in Heads-Up No Limit Hold’Em: [https://youtu.be/TgRBMZOXZ1Y?t=1561](https://youtu.be/TgRBMZOXZ1Y?t=1561)  * Big cooler occurs for a stack: [https://youtu.be/TgRBMZOXZ1Y?t=3218](https://youtu.be/TgRBMZOXZ1Y?t=3218)  * KraciFisk joins the stream to give his thoughts on the match whilst playing his last few hands: [https://youtu.be/TgRBMZOXZ1Y?t=7746](https://youtu.be/TgRBMZOXZ1Y?t=7746)  The final is now currently live on the coinpoker youtube channel: [https://youtu.be/IrpOgw7t6xg](https://youtu.be/IrpOgw7t6xg)  SeaLlama and KraciFisk will be playing 2000 hands to determine this years champion of Heads-Up No Limit Hold’Em.

https://preview.redd.it/mouurldcqqxg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=39ecf9d638802750df12e258c964c69d95900797 The Grand Final of the CoinPoker [Cash Game World Championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-heads-up-cash-game-world-championship-2026) will take place from April 27 to May 3. Opponents must play 2,000 hands. # Yodogoki faces LUKAKU in the Grand Final PLO CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Yodogoki and venividi1993 played the most intense heads-up. There was no clear leader until the very end. In the end, their matchup finished with the smallest possible point margin. Yodogoki won with +7 points (+50 more points are awarded for winning the heads-up). As a result, Yodogoki defeated venividi1993 with a score of +57/-7 points. Watch the venividi vs Yodogoki Semi Finals [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCXFBEkH5Gs). The GucciNIKE vs LUKAKU semifinal ended earlier last week. GucciNIKE crushed LUKAKU with +150 points — the maximum number of points that can be won in a heads-up. The opponents played 1,556 hands. Only two players will make the money in the PLO championship. The winner will receive $100K, including a Rolex watch. Second place will receive $30K. # KraciFisk faces SeaLlama in the Grand Final NLH CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship [The comebacks failed](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/jungleman-seallama-bring-exclusive-action-at-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship). No miracle happened. Whoever led from the first matches maintained the lead until the end. KraciFisk defeated GoinHardInThaPaint with a score of +127/-77. SeaLlama defeated Jungleman with a score of +88/-38 — the recording of the final session is [on YouTube](https://youtu.be/UFLVXrjZtV8). Now KraciFisk and SeaLlama will play heads-up for the win and $100K, including a Rolex watch. The loser of this heads-up will receive $50K. Jungleman and GoinHardInThaPaint will play a match for 3rd place and a $30K prize. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/who-advances-to-the-grand-final-of-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/who-advances-to-the-grand-final-of-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship) by [Alex Sakuta](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

The road to World Poker Masters is officially underway. From today through May 2, CoinPoker is running the WPM Warm-Up - a full week focused on: * Mega satellites * Feeder tournaments * Qualification paths into WPM events Players can qualify across all bankroll levels: * Step satellites starting at $0.10 * Mini Main satellites from $1.10 * Main Event satellites from $11 🎁 **Starting tomorrow, we’re also running a $1,000 satellite ticket giveaway in our Discord.** Daily tasks, random draws, and direct paths into WPM events. If you’re planning to play the series, this is the best place to start.

The semi-finalists were chosen and have been battling it out over the past 5 days.  Here are how the matches currently stand as of the morning of the 25th: No-Limit Hold’Em: https://preview.redd.it/0wuaomzlybxg1.png?width=1023&format=png&auto=webp&s=111f6cb90cd5ea1192ace0bf8ac1f0ba73c1d683 PLO: https://preview.redd.it/ed4npm0mybxg1.png?width=1023&format=png&auto=webp&s=3110ecefaba34db8e0befff475e758943d75a9e7 Although, Yodogoki and venividi1993 are currently battling live right now! : [https://youtu.be/TCXFBEkH5Gs](https://youtu.be/TCXFBEkH5Gs)  Some big takeaways from the semi’s so far: * First off, on the match choices: * Going into the semis, the leading players from the group stages had the opportunity to choose their opponents, meaning that Jungleman (who’s screen name has now been officially changed on Coinpoker for the remainder of the event) chose to play against SeaLlama, and in PLO GucciNIKE chose to play LUKAKU. * Perhaps a slight indication as to who the “choosers” feel is the soft spot at the table. Whether they were justified in that assumption remains to be seen. * SeaLlama takes a small early lead against Jungle. * In the match that, due to the personalities at play, will likely receive the most attention from the poker world, it is SeaLlama that takes pole position above the legendary long-time high-stakes grinder. * The current deficit stands with SeaLlama being just over 2 buyins in the green approaching the final third of their match. * Excitingly, both players have been agreeing to play their match live on-stream, while on a call with each other! So the stream has contained everything from strategy discussion, trash talk, some on-call live reads, and random discussion on all manner of topics. * You can catch the VODs from the previous sessions here: * Session 1: [https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ](https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ), * Session 2: [https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=7367](https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=7367), * Session 3: [https://youtu.be/94OTFAJEO7A](https://youtu.be/94OTFAJEO7A) * KraciFisk in the driver's seat against GoinHardInThaPaint! * With just under 500 hands left to play in their match, KraciFisk’s 8-buyin lead looking near insurmountable for GoinHardInThaPaint. * KraciFisk could actually fold every hand right now and win the match, taking the \~60,000 in expected value for making the final. Although he has declared on-stream that he will not be taking that option. * The latest session (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7P0SlIjK8w) was pretty brutal for the American pro, with certainly a few coolers going KraciFisk’s way. * The decision to play on will certainly be risky for KraciFisk, with it certainly being the case that his opponent will be looking to play ultra-aggressively in order to upswing the 8 buyins required to win the match. Expect some fireworks in the final session… * Over on the 4-card side of life, GucciNIKE is our first finalist! * After a pretty brutally one-sided match in which GucciNIKE quickly won over $150,000 against LUKAKU over 1556 hands. * At that point, with Gucci well over the threshold where he could fold out and win the match anyway, LUKAKU decided to forfeit (which is a $10,000 penalty) and throw in the towel. * GG to LUKAKU. GucciNIKE, who some have claimed is the best in the world at this format, will be a formidable opponent for whoever wins between venividi1993 and Yodoguki. Some stream highlights so far from the semis: * PR0DIGY joins the first stream to give some analysis on KraciFisk vs GoinHardInThaPaint: [https://youtu.be/eUV8dejuLJk?t=1320](https://youtu.be/eUV8dejuLJk?t=1320)  * Match 1 between Jungle and SeaLlama: * "this hand is dumb, it's a dumb situation" says Jungle: [https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ?t=591](https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ?t=591)  * Jungle tells Llama he needs to adapt: [https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ?t=3060](https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ?t=3060)  * Llama live-reads Jungle by asking a question and saves some money: [https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ?t=4110](https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ?t=4110)  * GucciNIKE makes a set against LUKAKU and wins a $30,000 pot: [https://youtu.be/gjXyh0oTid4?t=2972](https://youtu.be/gjXyh0oTid4?t=2972)  * Amsogood joins the stream of venividi vs Yodogoki to provide some analysis: [https://youtu.be/moQ8w17nrmg?t=761](https://youtu.be/moQ8w17nrmg?t=761)  * Match 2 Jungle/SeaLlama:  * The pair offer advice on each other’s games: [https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=9302](https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=9302)  * Jungle discusses why he chose Llama in the semis: [https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=15571](https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=15571)  * They play a $38,000 pot: [https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=19544](https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=19544)  * Match 3 Jungle/SeaLlama: * Llama asks if Jungleman has more or less than $30M : [https://youtu.be/94OTFAJEO7A?t=1338](https://youtu.be/94OTFAJEO7A?t=1338)  * SeaLlama makes a “special call” and Jungle is steaming: [https://youtu.be/94OTFAJEO7A?t=3269](https://youtu.be/94OTFAJEO7A?t=3269)  * Clickr and PR0DIGY join the stream to analyse the KraciFisk match vs GoinHardInThaPaint: [https://youtu.be/V7P0SlIjK8w?t=1124](https://youtu.be/V7P0SlIjK8w?t=1124)  * KraciFisk joins the stream at the end to give his summary of the match so far: [https://youtu.be/V7P0SlIjK8w?t=12133](https://youtu.be/V7P0SlIjK8w?t=12133) 

Hi all. Tried taking this question to r/coinpoker but nobody bothered to reply, so I'll try asking here. Has anybody been able to solve optimal preflop ranges for this new cash format on CoinPoker. I've tried searching everywhere and the closest I could find is preflop strategies for the old 7max 0.1BB Ante games. Not expecting anybody to point me to the solutions. I would imagine if you had them solved, it would not be in your interest to share them with others. Just curious to know how everyone would adapt to this new structure? Obviously widen your ranges. But by how much? How to figure that out. I've tried Rocketsolver and it's giving me questionable outputs. I'm probably using it wrong. Any insights appreciated.

I’m looking for any and all suggestions on your favorite online poker website. Im in California. I’m not a very advanced player, but I really enjoy playing the game. Some things to me that are important is I would like to be able to deposit and withdrawal without having to use crypto, and a chat system is nice to have at the tables to egg people on and stir the pot. I’m leaving Coin Poker because for whatever reason I am not able to deposit money onto my account anymore and my bank says that they aren’t stopping anything so it must be from CoinPoker’s side.

Did a little digging and it’s about as shady as it gets. The only thing the company states about their certification, audits or anything regarding proof of the legitimacy to their RNG is a “Fairness & RNG Testing Methods Policy“ pdf last updated in May of 2025. All it states in this pdf is a big “trust me bro” w zero credibility to any of these it’s “fair” statements. All legitimate poker sites have ACTIVE third-party certification (GLI, iTech Labs, eCOGRA and Public audit reports in which Coinpoker has ZERO of and a self reported policy does not cut it!.. Are we really going to let a company with an address like Precise IG Solutions B.V. Schottegatweg Oost Unit 1-9 Bon Bini Business Center, Willemstad, Curacao. Registration number: 162989 slide and simply not seriously question these apps demanding transparency?! Nothing on this report states anything that can be verified by third parties and it’s honestly disgusting how badly it’s glaringly shady. Here’s a great question for those wanting to tell me to “get gud”. Do you believe unregulated sites offering slots are anymore fair than slots in a casino? No..So why in the hell would they offer legitimate poker? It’s a scam people! Wake up!

For World Poker Masters, we want to give away more tickets to our friends at r/coinpokerofficial! 🎁😀🎁 We're giving away 5 satellite tickets to the ₮55 WPM Mini Main Event!! 5 x 🎟️ ₮5.50 Satellite to ₮55 WPM Mini Main Event (Tournament starts ***today*** *at 1830 UTC*) Give us your CoinPoker username in the comments. That's all you have to do to enter! \[Edit: Change of plans!\] 5 random winners will be drawn from the first 25 names. The giveaway will end ~~1 hour from now (5:48pm UTC)~~ 30 minutes from now (5:18pm UTC) or until 25 names are collected! Get your names in quick! \---------------- This **GIVEAWAY IS OVER**! Winners will be announced in a few minutes. The winners for this giveaway are.... ondabox mylemontea syrios CrazyGambler64 colecole !!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Hey fellow grinders, As we sprint towards the end of April and the World Poker Masters on CoinPoker starts getting real, I thought it’d be the perfect time to look back at my last two months at the tables and see how I've been doing on the new software. So… how did Trot do? Not too shabby at all 😎 I’ve managed to stack up $15,000 in tournament winnings over the past 8 weeks, including five sweet tournament wins and a healthy underlying profit overall. Low-stakes warrior life is treating me well! One of the coolest things on the new CoinPoker software for MTTs is the introduction of a players Skill Score. For those who haven’t seen it yet, it’s a 0–1000 rating that compares you to everyone else on the site based on seven key poker stats. It’s actually a really fun way to see where you truly stand - reminds me of grinding ladder games for a rank score in Starcraft (got 183th in world at that one ladder season, but thats another story for another time!) Right now, my Skill Score is sitting at a juicy 951, which puts me at 247th overall on the entire site. Feels pretty good for a low-stakes player! I’ve been having an absolute blast competing every week, chasing that Skill Score up with every deep run and big score. There’s something addictive about watching that number climb. With the World Poker Masters coming up fast, I’m fully locked in. My goals for next month are clear: * Push my Skill Score (and rank) into the Top 100 * Make some serious noise on the Low Leaderboard in WPM * Win a Low WPM Event Let’s see if this low-stakes grinder can make something big happen! We've got good form, in the Winter Series we bagged a Trophy and a top 10 Leardboard Finish. Wishing everyone an amazing weekend at the tables — may the pengiun be with you See you on CoinPoker felt Sunday, Trot https://preview.redd.it/o6fd8w0lz5xg1.png?width=518&format=png&auto=webp&s=57426979558d14c3adc55cda1e448b5b3183dfb1

It's time for World Poker Masters giveaways on r/coinpokerofficial! 😀🎁 We're giving away 5 feeder tickets to the ₮530 WPM Main Event! 5 x 🎟️ ₮5.50 Step \[2\] to ₮530 WPM Main Event 1A (Tournament starts today at 1630 UTC) Give us your CoinPoker username in the comments. That's all you have to do to enter! 5 winners will be drawn from the first 25 names. The giveaway will end 1 hour from now (3:59pm UTC) or until 25 names are collected! Get your names in quick! \--------- This giveaway is **OVER**! Thanks for playing! But there's more giveaways coming in the future. The Reddit winners are.... DanpokerAK RoztheBoss colecole XhiLix Laith20002

I have been playing on the site for about a month now (50k hands) and everything seems pretty good, and have been playing online for a long time. Today I had a really strange hand and I don’t think this is possible without unfair assistance… During my session today i've been playing with user ColdBrew on multiple tables and it appears that he has been winning many tables. A hand that comes to me that is particularly strange is when ColdBrew calls a 4 bet preflop out of position with A9 diamonds. And when I c bet 40% into  3c 8c Th board, he calls. And turn was 7h when i overbet shove and he decided to somehow call me with A9dd. I understand there is a straight draw to this but it seems to me be unbelievable how this call can ever be made without some unfair information. In this instance, I had A5 clubs (flush draw) and bricked the river.  I am not complaining that I lost the hand and in fact this is the first time I've ever thought something was so off. After the hand completed I felt immediately disgusted and potentially even been cheated. I understand that people make fish calls, gamble with bad odds, and all these are completely fine and in fact i love them, but this is so off that I immediately consulted my friends who may also have suggested an unfair advantage.  ColdBrew seems to me like a decent player who knows what he is doing, multitabling and also making leaderboards. I don't think without an unfair advantage, that he would first call A9 suited out of position (given somehow he dominated my A5), calling the flop with absolutely nothing, and then tanking so long and calling at the last second as if he was struggling and appearing to be a fish call etc. 

Hello, I am a player that's had reasonable success playing live but am really struggling online. Over a small-ish sample I'm a pretty big loser at Coinpoker micros. I'm looking for someone who has experience beating microstakes NLHE on Coinpoker to give me feedback on a recording of my play, and am willing to pay $60 for a review of the footage (1 hr 50 min). Please leave a comment or shoot me a dm if you're interested. If possible I'd also appreciate a db screenshot of you beating any stakes on coinpoker beforehand. Thank you!

https://preview.redd.it/8yiaqy5q50xg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=32ec6a288d06b977cbf89f61f946653357d95ba8 Jungleman & SeaLlama decide to play their heads-up matches while being together on a call, commenting on the game during the hands. Half the distance is behind them, and it turned out great. But first, we will tell who made it to the semifinals of the CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship. # Jungleman & SeaLlama bring amazing content at CGWC Note: data in the article as of April 23, 13:00 UTC [CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-heads-up-cash-game-world-championship-2026) semifinals started on Monday and will finish on April 26. Opponents must play 2,000 hands against each other. The one who scored the most points in the group earned the right to choose an opponent. In the NLHE championship, the following players reached the semifinals: * KraciFisk: 135 points * **Dan “CherryBlawesome” Cates: 309 points** * SeaLlama: 248 points * GoinHardInThaPaint: 130 points Cates picked SeaLlama, while KraciFisk got GoinHardInThaPaint. KraciFisk and GoinHardInThaPaint have played 849 hands. KraciFisk is leading with 27 points, while GoinHardInThaPaint has -27 points respectively. The most action in the Championship has been delivered by Cates and SeaLlama. Cates now plays under the nickname Jungleman. The opponents have played two sessions. In the first one, over an hour and a half, Cates lost -44 points. But the next day he recovered and now leads with 17 points. 1,020 hands have been played. SeaLlama and Jungleman got together in one call and commented on their own game live. The recording of the first stream [is here](https://youtu.be/euGUNn3qMiQ), the recording of the second stream [is here](https://youtu.be/QKzOAVabZt0?t=7391) (starting from 2:03:00). # PLO Cash Game World Championship: GucciNIKE Has a Plan and It Works Out In the PLO championship, the following players reached the semifinals: * Yodogoki: 122 points * LUKAKU: 120 points * **GucciNIKE: 176 points** * Dirk “venividi1993” Gerrits: 119 points The player who scored the most points chose an opponent. GucciNIKE decided to play against LUKAKU. As venividi1993 predicted on stream, GucciNIKE picked an opponent he had prior experience against. It worked out. The opponents have played 1,556 hands against each other. GucciNIKE is leading with a huge margin of 150 points. LUKAKU is соответственно losing -150 points. Yodogoki and venividi1993 are playing heads-up right now. So far, 411 hands have been played. venividi1993 is leading with 5 points. You can watch the heads-up directly in the CoinPoker client, as well as [on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEj1NVOMdVw). Source: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/jungleman-seallama-bring-exclusive-action-at-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/jungleman-seallama-bring-exclusive-action-at-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship) by [Alex Sakuta](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

https://preview.redd.it/r4x00bcn40xg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=495ff5d4d228ebda6a85ea92c2efed90459c2073 For the second week in a row, CoinPoker Ambassador Alejandro “PapoMC” Lococo reached the final table of GGPoker’s flagship tournament. Last week he finished 9th ($55.4K), this week 2nd ($367.4K). # How events unfolded at the GGMillion$ final table During the first hour of play, no one was eliminated. But Alejandro “PapoMC” Lococo pulled off one of the most spectacular [bluffs](https://youtu.be/3Uyn9vmBiqU?t=4570) in the tournament’s history. Effective stack = 46 bb. PapoMC opened from UTG+1 9 8  and got two calls from Teun Malder with K Q  right behind him, and Enrico Camosci on the BTN with K K . Flop 9 4 4  — PapoMC hit top pair and played check-call. Turn A  — everyone checked River 10  — it would seem that 9 8  is no good here. Fold, forget, move on to the next hand. But PapoMC isn’t the type to give up. Camosci bet 7.5 bb into a 15 bb pot. PapoMC moved all-in for 42.4 bb. Camosci tanked for half a minute and folded. PapoMC showed 8 . What a legend! After this hand, PapoMC moved to second place in the chip count with 65 bb. Only Mulder had more chips: 84 big blinds. Overall, Teun Malder started the final table as chip leader and controlled the table throughout: constantly opening, 3-betting — in short, not letting players with shorter stacks breathe. The cards were also going his way. For example, in 8th place he knocked out Ivan Ilichev: A8o > AQo for a 25 bb pot, 8 hit the flop. In 4th place, Mulder eliminated Camosci from the tournament. They got it in preflop in an SB vs BB hand: 10 8  > A J , 50 bb pot, T on the turn. Sebastian Gaehl finished in 3rd place. He got it in with K 9  vs A 9  of PapoMC, Ace hit the flop. # In heads-up, PapoMC had 30 bb, Malder had 73 bb They played less than 15 minutes. In the first hand, PapoMC doubled up. But just a couple of hands later, he gave all the chips back. In the final hand, PapoMC called all-in for his remaining 15 bb with A 10 , Mulder showed 5 4 . Already on the flop, PapoMC was almost drawing dead. **GGMillion$ final table payouts (234 entries total):** |**Position**|**Player**|**Payout**| |:-|:-|:-| |1|Teun Malder|$476,561| |2|Alejandro “Papo MC” Lococo|$367,478| |3|Sebastian Gaehl|$283,365| |4|Enrico Camosci|$218,504| |5|Damir Gabdullin|$168,489| |6|Gaspare Posato|$129,923| |7|Mateus Machado|$100,184| |8|Ivan Ilichev|$77,253| |9|Nikita Kaliinin|$59,570| **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/alejandro-papomc-lococo-falls-one-step-short-of-victory-in-10k-ggmillion](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/alejandro-papomc-lococo-falls-one-step-short-of-victory-in-10k-ggmillion) by [Alex Sakuta](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

This isn’t about RNG or your typical “it’s rigged” post and this isn’t about being mad because I’m losing etc.. I just am wondering if anyone else is noticing patterns and what their thoughts are? After playing for about a month it’s become very apparent that whatever system or algorithm they use its designed to simply move money around for whatever reason but obviously pointing to making the owners more money ie rake. These hands are only two examples because I have ALOT but I can’t tell you how many times this has either happened to me when I’m up, simply observing other hands while at the table or how I’ve been the one giving these beats when the other player seems to winning. I have more screenshots of three specific examples of kk flopping a set to run into the case ace set on the turn w the 4th king hitting on the river. I don’t know how these app work or specifically why except a few theories but you’re simply lying to yourself if you don’t see patterns when these cards come out.. We have already seen legitimate poker sites busted for a multitude of cheating scandals so I never get why people act like these non regulated sites wouldn’t do the same or worse..I can basically predict what hands will hit on the flop by simply looking at the past few hands and that’s consistently. Thats not normal

I have many great coinpoker hands (one of which was quad 44’s I.e. 4444) but my favorite story is the the fact that I put in $30 usd with the goal of building a bankroll and I was successful! in 2 weeks I ran it up to $180 playing cash games and final tabling tournaments. then one day after losing $2 I decided to play blackjack for $2. but I lost the hand! so I decided to use the martingale stategy, and I proceeded to lose my whole bankroll in 5-6 hands :///. anyway, this $100 would mean a lot for so that I can try to build back again!! my username is tswizzle on Coinpoker.

Yeah guys u. Are reading correct I have nothing to loose in 5.5 pko i never played tournament like before this and you know guys what this is the best tournament i played now u guys think how I have nothing to loose because I won a giveaway on coinpoker discord still i ended up my biggest win in coinpoker in bounty around 3.55 usd may be this amount is tinny for you but thanks to coinpoker giving me chance and this is the biggest win biggest tournament and biggest learnings for me

Hello guys today I am sharing about my first winning this is more then a stroy for me . I heard about coinpoker online then i downloaded coinpoker because I am new i am afraid of playing tournaments even micro but still my friend suggested me to play centeroll so i deposited 1 usdt yes only 1 usd nothing more and it's almost 2 weeks and 76 and tournaments to win my first ticket worth 8.88 i still remember i didn't win anything on this ticket after this i played many paid tournaments but if u ask me what is ur biggest I am going to say my 76 centeroll.

https://preview.redd.it/03d8gr1uetwg1.png?width=1727&format=png&auto=webp&s=5cec97ef91cecd9c8eaf37aa91b4ddf9518cba10 https://preview.redd.it/x3nfnequetwg1.png?width=1469&format=png&auto=webp&s=258bdb21dc5bd213218adfeccd3250102eab2e69 so, this was one of the first big PKO tournaments on CoinPoker, i had a decent average stacksizing, and saw a oppurtunity to trap 2 players for their bounties, i did do a call preflop, to see what Kuzz would do, suprisingly the SB went for an ALL-in for his remaining stack with A9o, and the BB called with AJo, i was thinking about their possible hands, why would 2 people go allin, pre flop, maybe pocket pairs, but what would beat me preflop? only aces, which would be VERY unlikely, lucky for me i got shown their hands and held on with pocket aces. a little over 30 minutes later... i woke up with pocket kings again! co raised to 4 bb, i call as the button and UTG calls to see the flop, he misses the board and checks the board. CO goes for a bet to 8bbs. i semi bluf it to 29 bb where i jammed, i obviously called and he showed pocket queens! (56 bb)

I almost completed a year on coinpoker but still no big wins but I learnt many big learnings i believe poker is a game of learnings and tbh i usually play freerolls and micro tournaments but I am still learning from my mistakes. May be this story' is ordinary or low quality but this is my story and many other ordinary people story thanks to coinpoker team . And my biggest win is to join coinpoker I am not gonna use ai again to improve my grammer .

It had been a brutal month of grinding. My savings were gone, I was down $150 on the month — which was terrible for the ABI I was playing — and I only had $15 left in my bankroll. Then I accidentally registered for a $2 satellite to a $25 tournament, something I would normally never do. Somehow, I won the ticket… and then I went on to win the whole tournament. That accidental click ended up saving my entire month. Moral of the story: never give up while you still have a chance.

Hi all. I know, this has probably been brought up several times before, but has anybody been able to solve optimal preflop ranges for this format. I've tried searching everywhere and the closest I could find is services offering preflop strategies for the old 7max 0.1BB Ante games. Not expecting anybody to point me to the solutions. I would imagine if you had them solved, it would not be in your interest to share them with others. How is everyone adapting to this new structure? Have you been successful in widening your betting ranges enough?

My favorite poker moments were the weekends. After a busy workweek, I’d deposit $25–$50 and grind satellites and feeders—sometimes playing 9–12 tables at once—with the goal of qualifying for the Bitcoin CoinMasters main tournament every Sunday. For people like me, poker is the perfect way to unwind after hectic working days—it’s both relaxing and engaging. Those weekends were incredible, and I’m hoping to get back to that grind if I win the $100 giveaway.

Hey everyone! I'm brand new to CoinPoker and honestly didn't expect to get hooked this fast. I'm still learning the ropes, but what really got me into it are the **freeroll tournaments** as a beginner with no risk, they are absolutely perfect. Jump in, play real poker, and actually have a shot at winning something. That's what kept me coming back every day! The app feels clean, the games are smooth, and the crypto aspect is something totally different from anything I've tried before. My "best moment" so far ofc Surviving deep into a freeroll tournament 50th place xdd on my first few tries and feeling like an absolute pro 😄 Big thanks to the CoinPoker team for making freerolls accessible to newcomers like me — it's the best way to learn without the pressure. Can't wait to grow and share bigger wins with this community.

I've been getting better results the past month or so after a year and a half of playing very poor poker. I entered this tourney on a whim so was definitely a welcome result :)) At one point I was 35/42 with 36 spots ITM so at that point my only real goal was to just cash. But pots kept going my way and I got second! The other guy heads up was really nice. If I played the heads up a bit better I think I could've taken the win. One hand in particular during heads up I called down three streets with 98 on something like A953A. He had A9o lol. Lots to improve and this win is giving me some confidence that study has been paying off! P.S. Please don't say this is AI-generated it hurts my feelings

I’ve been playing on CoinPoker for about a year now. I know I still have a lot to improve, and I’ve been trying to study more and take the game seriously. A few weeks ago, on a random Friday, I decided to open a couple of tournaments like I usually do during the week. Then I saw the CoinMasters Asian SHIBA. I hesitated at first because a few months earlier I had made a deep run in that same tournament, even reaching the final table, but I couldn’t close it out. I remembered how close I was and how frustrating it felt. Still, I decided to give it another shot. As the tournament progressed, I started feeling more and more confident. Everything just clicked. I was focused, calm, and enjoying every moment. When I finally made it to the end and won it honestly felt unreal. That victory meant a lot to me. It was my first time winning a title with a physical trophy, and I’m not gonna lie it made me emotional. It felt like a turning point, like maybe this could be the beginning of something special for me in CoinPoker. Since that moment, I’ve been even more motivated to improve, study harder, and take my game to the next level. That win wasn’t just a result it was a reminder of why I love this game. Good luck for everyone on the giveaway !!

I've been playing pretty poor poker for the past few months and on top of that I felt like I was running bad. Probably in reality I was running normally but just going all-in too much. This of course causes me to bust a lot of tourneys and have me feeling unlucky. Well in this one tournament which was pretty high up in my buy-in range, I get all-in with QQ against KK. 'Just my luck' was the first thought that went through my mind, super self-defeating mindset. The flop comes KJ5 giving him trips, as if he needed them. Turn is a Q, which somehow felt kinda bad because 'if only he didnt hit his king I would win.' With a one-outer we go to the river, the final queen! I felt very happy to see it cause i hadn't made quads that often. This moment kinda made me realize I can get lucky as well, so it's really just up to me to improve in skill and the luck will work for me eventually. Since then I've played more level-headed and my results have started to look better! Time for the upswing! TLDR: making runner runner quads feels good

Here a few of my favorite hands from coin-poker. 🪙♣️♥️♠️♦️ Some are sick wins, some are sick losses, but all of them have taught me a lesson. Remove emotion from the game. Shoutout old format and OS sounds when you raised or bet, those sounds were ASMR satisfying. Miss those bounty tournaments. These hands have taught me that the wins and losses don’t matter, but how I approach the table as new player day after day does. Either in costly tournaments or .55 cent satellites, Coinpoker has offered me more insight on the game of poker than any other platform out there. Thanks for educating me, and I’ll be looking forward to the next hand. Play on 🤟

I’ve had some good sessions and nice wins on CoinPoker… But honestly, my best moments happened outside the tables. I’m grinding from Tunisia, just playing my game, and out of nowhere one day I see Tony G following me on X. No big reason, it just happened. But for me, that was crazy. Then recently, I won a CoinPoker shirt.. and I’m genuinely proud to wear it here in Tunisia. Somewhere between those moments, I ended up meeting a lot of great people through CoinPoker ❤️🙏 Made real friends, shared the grind, and even got closer to players I used to just watch from far away. That’s when it stopped feeling like just a poker site. Feels more like a small family now. Still grinding… but yeah, those are my best CoinPoker moments.

https://preview.redd.it/sjn31jrdeiwg1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5866876295409caacb888c63ca8f446c4364ef4e Just ten days after a sudden announcement of the World Poker Masters on April 9th, [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker) finally revealed the schedule of this massive series. # Brief Overview of the World Poker Masters * Dates from May 3rd to June 1st, 2026 * 59 trophy tournaments, including 6 multi-day events * 344 series tournaments * 288 side tournaments * NLHE, PLO, PLO5, PLO6 * Buy-ins from $1.10 to $25,500 * Guaranteed prize pools from $1,000 to $2,500,000 * $425,000 Weekly WPM Leaderboard * $75,000 Overall Champions Leaderboard The schedule is divided into four weeks with WPM Leaderboards being restarted at the beginning of every week. Trophy tournaments award players with virtual trophies, which will be displayed in their personal Trophy Cabinet within the CoinPoker client. **Note:** While the series itself begins on May 3rd, CoinPoker has prepared a World Poker Masters Warm Up Stage, giving players the opportunity to qualify for WPM events preliminary via satellites from April 26th to May 2nd, 2026. # WPM Biggest Tournaments Most of the schedule consists of events with guarantees of less than half of a million. The “giants” start with **WPM #30L: ₮55 MINI MAIN** having a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool, which Day 1 starts daily at 16:30 UTC from May 3rd to May 31st, while Day 2 begins at the same time on June 1st. Only 5 tournaments in the series will have guarantees of a million dollars or more — and all of them are trophy tournaments: |Event|Guarantee|Date & Time (UTC)| |:-|:-|:-| |WPM #7H: ₮215 CoinMillion|$1,000,000|17:30 on May 10th, 2026| |WPM #8: ₮25,500 Super High Roller |$1,000,000|17:05 on May 11th, 2026| |WPM #10: ₮5,200 High Roller|$1,000,000|Day 2 starts at 18:05 on May 11th, 2026| |WPM #22: ₮1,500 CoinMasters BITCOIN|$1,000,000|Day 2 starts at 17:05 on May 25th, 2026| |WPM #30H: ₮530 WPM MAIN EVENT|$2,500,000|Day 2 starts at 17:30 on June 1st, 2026| By the way, for two weeks between May 11th to 24th, CoinPoker decided to run **$150 BITCOIN Gold Coin $150,000 Gtd** every day, excluding Friday. The winners of each of these tournaments will receive, in addition to the prize money, CoinPoker Gold Coins, which are required to participate in the CoinMasters promotion. # $425,000 WPM Leaderboards These are weekly races, where points from each event are calculated considering number of entrants, buy-in level and finishing position on the contestant by the formula: * **10\*\[sqrt(A)/sqrt(C)\]\*\[1+log(B+0.25)\]** Leaderboard prize pools vary between weeks and buy-in tiers: Low ($15 — $88) and High ($109 — $530). # Prizes for Weeks 1-3 |Place|Low|High| |:-|:-|:-| |1|$2,500|$12,500| |2|$1,700|$8,500| |3|$1,150|$6,000| |4 and 5|$850|$4,500| |6 — 10|$600|$1,900| |11 — 20|$375|$1,125| |21 — 30|$250|$875| |31 — 40|$250|$625| |41 — 50|$180|$425| |51 — 60|$180|x| |61 — 80|$130|x| # Prizes for Weeks 4 |Place|Low|High| |:-|:-|:-| |1|$3,250|$15,000| |2|$2,200|$10,000| |3|$1,500|$6,500| |4 and 5|$1,050|$5,000| |6 — 10|$750|$2,100| |11 — 20|$475|$1,500| |21 — 30|$300|$1,200| |31 — 40|$300|$925| |41 — 50|$220|$700| |51 — 60|$220|x| |61 — 80|$165|x| # $75,000 Champions Leaderboard  This leaderboard will run throughout the series, taking into account players’ performance in each WPM tournament they played from May 3rd to June 1st. Points are calculated based on the same three factors and using the same formula as WPM Leaderboards * **10\*\[sqrt(A)/sqrt(C)\]\*\[1+log(B+0.25)\]** However, only five players will receive prizes in this leaderboard: |Place|Low| |:-|:-| |1|$30,000| |2|$18,000| |3|$12,000| |4|$8,500| |5|$6,500| **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/world-poker-masters-the-biggest-series-in-the-coinpoker-history](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/world-poker-masters-the-biggest-series-in-the-coinpoker-history) by [Vasilisa Zyryanova](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)

Hello everyone, I hope you all do well, so I played today first time in coin poker and I really don’t know what to say. I got dealt pocket Aces 3 times in 15 minutes( no multi table) in one instance I got KK exactly after AA. I stacked my opponents all of those times ( first AA I turned Quads). I hit full houses- flushes and straights like it’s a 70% chance. Maybe it’s variance? Maybe. But then the follow hand happens. I got dealt AKs of spades, a guy raise pre, I 3bet he calls, flop: KQT, 2 spades, top pair top kicker + straight draw + nut flush draw, I bet he call, turn off suit Jack, I have the nuts plus a draw for the but flush draw which would be a royal flush. I been playing poker since september(mostly free roll tournaments and nlh2 until I learn) and I never hit quads , never a straight flush and never a royal flush( I know it isn’t much time but still). Well we move all in, he has AQo and I want to run it once, I was hoping for a spade and well, see for yourselfs what came. I mean come on guys, there is no way I’m THIS lucky in less than 2 hours of playing. I want to believe that I was but it seems to me that the software is very let’s say generous to new players. Maybe I’m wrong. I would love to hear your opinions!

The group stages for each of the 2 Heads-Up World Championships has finished and the results are as follows: No-Limit Hold’Em: https://preview.redd.it/psbyqebt5fwg1.png?width=377&format=png&auto=webp&s=5a4a199442704cebb7c75ff714070ecdbbc337d7 https://preview.redd.it/zzor8fbt5fwg1.png?width=384&format=png&auto=webp&s=1906baad471c8bfcf8ec77565e17be6d23eb00ef PLO: https://preview.redd.it/l4iqcgbt5fwg1.png?width=386&format=png&auto=webp&s=3b58e5687907e4d3a17fb4209596d3180cade68f And the results of the individual matches are as follows: NLH   https://preview.redd.it/i9l7abwu5fwg1.png?width=1427&format=png&auto=webp&s=5a709d6c173aa685640351a8222b5ba4c7cab2ee PLO https://preview.redd.it/4snpqbwu5fwg1.png?width=1427&format=png&auto=webp&s=6cc322f0cc9c6b751d91d09a95ac353e4f9a5e81 Some big takeaways from the groups: * Jungleman Smashes! * The eccentric long-time poker legend was perhaps seen as a weak spot in a group containing 2 well-known online players, but the American came in and completely dominated the group, cruising to the top spot with wins in both his matches. * His results of winning over 14 Buyins against asianflushie is the biggest win out of any of the matches in the championship, PLO included. * He also has the highest total profit of any player, running up over $200,000 against his group-stage opponents. * His result means he will have the choice of who he wishes to play in the semi-finals between KraciFisk, SeaLlama, and GoinHardinThaPaint. * Group of death upset! * In the No-Limit Hold’Em group D that contained both PR0DIGY, former 6max World Champion, and Clickr, heads-up endboss, it was the 27 year-old American GoinHardInThaPaint that came out on top. * The former US Paratrooper picked up poker while on tour in Afghanistan, got obsessed, and after leaving the army moved up the stakes very quickly during the COVID pandemic. * Likely would have been comfortably in third place in the betting odds going into this group, he took care of his opponents, both by some slim margins of $4,000 and $26,000 against Clickr and PR0DIGY respectively, navigating the format very well to hold on to his leads against some of the best in the world. * SeaLlama has no problems. * The controversial American pro sweeps aside Kevin Rabichow and FrndsCallMeMark in the groups, booking $150k in EV in the process. * GucciNIKE the champ of the 4-Card streets, white group A is won by a nose! * GucciNike takes the most profit of $26,000 in total EV after winning all 3 of his matches by slim margins. * Meanwhile in Group A, Yodogoki wins my only $2,000, having won 2 of his 3 matches in the group. * With essentially all favourites (PR0DIGY, Clicker, LLinusLLove, and asianflushie) all out of the tournament, it’s anyone’s game going into the knockout stages. Stream highlights: * PR0DIGY reviews a hand between FrndsCallMeMark and Kevin Rabichow, where FrndsCallMeMark accidentally min-click 4bets Q7o in the Small Blind: [https://youtu.be/vWRhjm\_FtNE?t=3943](https://youtu.be/vWRhjm_FtNE?t=3943)  * PR0DIGY finds a nice (and slightly disrespectful :P ) hero call with King high on the river, and analyses the hand: [https://youtu.be/vWRhjm\_FtNE?t=4804](https://youtu.be/vWRhjm_FtNE?t=4804)  * MAHASAJAN makes quads against venividi: [https://youtu.be/feZRnVwYHgI?t=1651](https://youtu.be/feZRnVwYHgI?t=1651)  * Top PLO professional AmSoGood AKA DogeCoinMaximaliste joins the stream for some commentary: [https://youtu.be/feZRnVwYHgI?t=3672](https://youtu.be/feZRnVwYHgI?t=3672)  * Jungle wins straight over set in a $50k pot: [https://youtu.be/feZRnVwYHgI?t=13719](https://youtu.be/feZRnVwYHgI?t=13719)  * PR0DIGY tells his most tilting MTT story: [https://youtu.be/JHjVLK0-D7c?t=2100](https://youtu.be/JHjVLK0-D7c?t=2100)  * PR0DIGY shares stories of his biggest wins and losses in short timespans: [https://youtu.be/JHjVLK0-D7c?t=11102](https://youtu.be/JHjVLK0-D7c?t=11102)  * VeniVidi discusses his match against Phil Galfond: [https://youtu.be/Xzk5C3wktIY?t=7932](https://youtu.be/Xzk5C3wktIY?t=7932)  * Jungleman elaborates on his idea to revolutionise dating: [https://youtu.be/Xzk5C3wktIY?t=6974](https://youtu.be/Xzk5C3wktIY?t=6974)  * KakiTee discusses the upcoming Heads-Up promotion for low-stakes on Coinpoker: [https://youtu.be/tZGI8kl10vc?t=3644](https://youtu.be/tZGI8kl10vc?t=3644)  * Kevin Rabichow joins the stream, reviews his matches, and discusses coaching, heads-up, and content: [https://youtu.be/n3QpDDen4eI?t=1721](https://youtu.be/n3QpDDen4eI?t=1721)  * Jungle asks GoinHardInThaPaint who he should pick in the next round: [https://youtu.be/xrK7GHFHY1E?t=2881](https://youtu.be/xrK7GHFHY1E?t=2881)  * Check out the full video review of week one of the PLO Championship here: [https://youtu.be/5yu9IoL-tN4](https://youtu.be/5yu9IoL-tN4)

Hello everyone, I was a regular player mostly enjoying freerolls, which two years ago were free entry (+ 0.25$ rebuy) with unlimited rebuys, like a year ago they turned into 0.01 entry without rebuys if i recall correctly. I do not enjoy the current state of freerolls, it is not rewarding or fun to me at least being in a field of 800+ players for 10 places payout. I am not sure how from freerolls of 200-300 people we ended up to atleast 700 every game once every hour when there were like tournaments every 15minutes. I want to hear people's opinions.

This was on **4th January**, and the prize pool was ***$125K***. Back in the old days, there was no late reg with tickets. You had to grind your way up from the very bottom — **centroll**→ **feeder** → **next feeder** → **satellite** → then finally the ***$150 CoinMasters event.*** Sounds simple, but it really wasn’t. Every step mattered, and one mistake could send you all the way back. I remember being extremely nervous when I finally made it into the $150 tournament. The stakes felt huge compared to where I started. But then came one hand that completely changed my mindset — ***I picked up KK and ended up knocking out two players in the same hand.*** That moment gave me my confidence back. Even though I only came close to min-cashing, that run is still one of my favorite CoinPoker memories. It proved something important to me: You can make it, even when the odds are against you. **Going from a $0.01 freeroll all the way to a $150 entry in a $125K prize pool wasn’t just luck — it was persistence.** And that’s what made it special. Hope to have some amazing moments soon too. https://preview.redd.it/mn255vkcc4wg1.jpg?width=730&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9f06f79e5ca4314cc1238b74ed95b169342faeb4 username:- najid88

Since CoinPoker came out, I've had so many favorite moments that remembering and writing them all down would take too long. So I'll just share today's best moment while I was having fun playing cash games, and since a picture is worth a thousand words, here it is. :D https://preview.redd.it/vg2h2a0ta0wg1.png?width=784&format=png&auto=webp&s=ede94d87e5fb525b225093d69350d5b7cd16631a https://preview.redd.it/d074auyta0wg1.png?width=782&format=png&auto=webp&s=40d021efc45903bacbcd17496962f2ac73609b9e

Just need help with a hand as I probably made the wrong move but I don't have access to a computer to check on a solver. 7 Max MTT Villain (UTG) has 144bb I have 30bb (HJ) I'm holding Ac As Preflop Villain opens to 2bb UTG+1 folds I 3bet to 6.8bb Folds back round to villain and he calls Board comes 84T all hearts Villain checks I bet 5.5bb Villain jams I'm curious if I should've actually folded here. Turns out he had 6c6h and rivers his heart. I just couldn't help but think if he flopped the flush he surely bets for value or just calls and let's me keep firing? Sorry if the post isn't the best I just can't post the hand itself until the tournament ends and it goes into my previous tournaments.

https://preview.redd.it/q0g98yhi8yvg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8d91ec9e9b7fae1d3fdc6f9b5174ee4c16dfd244 There is plenty of action online this weekend, and bounties will be flying across [GGPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/ggpoker-review) and [PokerStars](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/poker-stars). The Irish Open’s Afterparty has been running since April 12th with a $3,000,000 guarantee. Plenty of that is still up for grabs in a range of bounty tournaments this weekend. Concurrently on GGPoker, the Bounty Hunters Series has a whopping $80,000,000 in guaranteed prize money up for grabs. There is major value for the low-stakes players to get a slice of the sizeable prize pools on offer. Here is a look at a few to jump into. # Bounty Hunting on GGPoker As expected with a Bounty Hunter Series, there is plenty of knockout action to get involved with on GGPoker over the weekend. From standard PKOs to Mystery Bounties, players are spoilt for choice when it comes to game selection over the coming days. # $15 Mini Friday Night Fight [6-Max] To kick off the weekend, the Friday Night Fight comes packed with a $125,000 prize pool and a generous 10-minute level structure. Bounties start at $3.50 a head, and the total bounty prize pool makes up half of the overall total. Levels will shorten to 7 minutes in length when registration closes at Level 16. The tournament kicks off at 7 p.m. GMT. Players are allowed unlimited entries for this tournament. As always, play responsibly and within your means. With all of these tournaments, any knockouts scored will earn points for the $41k+ Daily Bounty King Leaderboard. To learn more about the leaderboard, [click here](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/ggpoker-calls-players-to-arms-with-bounty-hunters-series-this-april). # $15 Mini Saturday Secret KO [Mystery Bounty] The first of three Mystery Bounty tournaments of the weekend for low-stakes players comes in the form of the $250,000 guaranteed $15 Mini Saturday Secret KO. Starting at 7 p.m. GMT, players will be looking to build a stack and battle for bounties once the tournament is in the money. Players have 17 Levels of late registration, with unlimited re-entries. Levels run for 8 minutes throughout, and a staggering $125,000 will be up for grabs via the elusive Mystery Bounty Chest. Expect these numbers to be smashed, and it would be no surprise to see the total prize pool balloon to over $300,000. # $15 Mini Showdown [Mystery Bounty] Coming in with an even bigger prize pool, the Mini Showdown will have $300,000 in prize money guaranteed from the get-go. Kicking off at 2.30 p.m. GMT on Sunday, 19th, players have 13 Levels to register, all of which are 12 minutes long. After that, the levels decrease to 8 minutes. Expect this tournament to be huge. Really huge. In the last four runnings of this event, over 20,000 entered on each occasion. With $150,000 to be pulled from the briefcase, it is no surprise to see why. A second running of this takes place on the same day at 9 p.m. GMT with the same structure and a $200,000 prize pool for those looking to grind long into the small hours of Monday morning. # $15 Bounty Freezout The Freezeout is a taste of old school poker with a bounty twist. In this $100,000 guaranteed event, you have to make your one bullet count, with no rebuys allowed. Starting at 7.30 p.m. GMT on Sunday, players have 13 Levels to register, all of which are 12 minutes long. After that, the levels decrease to 8 minutes. If you have not signed up for GGPoker and want to get involved in this weekend’s action, [click here to sign up](https://play.pokerlistings.com/fe3FqSw). # Bounties Up For Grabs at The Afterparty The Irish Open craic will be coming to an end on Monday, 20th, but before the hangover kicks in, and the [tour goes international](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/the-irish-poker-open-goes-global), there is a decent array of bounty-based tournaments to register on PokerStars. # $5.50 NLHE [Micro Bounty Builder HR] A staple in the schedules of many low-stakes grinders, this $5.50 comes with a tasty $20,000 prize pool and a starting bounty of $1.25. It features eight-minute levels throughout and 2 hours of registration. Players have a maximum of five re-entries during that period. Cards will be in the air at 5.30 p.m. GMT on Friday, April 17th. # $5.50 NLHE [Progressive Big KO, Mini Banshee] Starting at the same time on Saturday, this variation sees more of the buy-in go into the bounty prize pool. Players will start with $1.50 on their heads. They will have 2 hours and 15 minutes of late registration and up to five re-entries. These $5.50 tournaments are lots of fun, and definitely worth playing. # $22 NLHE [7-Max, The Leprechaun Big Mystery] Of course, there is Mystery Bounty action as well. Starting at 8.05 p.m. GMT, this tournament will see its $40,000 prize pool split in half between the briefcase and the payouts table. Registration is available for 2 hours, levels are 8 minutes, and players have up to five re-entries. If it is a little out of your price range, or you want a discount, consider playing the satellites. There is a $2.20 with 20 seats guaranteed at 6.40 p.m. GMT or a $4.40 with 25 seats at 7.30 p.m. # $11 Sunday Storm PKO 2-Day Event The iconic Sunday Storm runs once again this Sunday, starting at 7.05 p.m. GMT. A must-play for grinders, the tournament comes with 10-minute levels and a total play time of 6 hours and 50 minutes for Day 1. Players start with $2.50 on their heads, and $5 of each buy-in goes into the bounty pool. Registration is available for 3 hours, and Day 2 play resumes at the same start time on Monday. Want to get involved in the action on PokerStars? [Sign up here](https://play.pokerlistings.com/CGCGMTX). # ACR It’s safe to say that ACR will be ‘blazing’ the stakes this weekend as the Hi5 Series commences on Sunday, 19th, with $4,000,000 guaranteed. Here is a look at the offerings. # $8.80 PKO The Mini Stash The first of the Hi5 tournaments comes with a $10,000 guaranteed prize pool and 20-minute levels until Level 13. There will be 4 hours of registration available, and it starts at 2.05 p.m. GMT on Sunday. Players have the option for unlimited re-entry. An hour earlier, a vanilla equivalent of this tournament starts. If a player wins both of the tournaments, they receive an additional $2,500 from ACR. For reaching both final tables, you will get $250. # $11 Bounty Blaze PKO This $11 event comes with the same structure as the Mini Stash, but with a much larger prize pool of $25,000. Again there will be four hours of registration and unlimited entries. The Bounty Blaze starts at 6.30 p.m. GMT on Sunday. Want to get involved in the scorching hot action? [Click here.](https://play.pokerlistings.com/A2tEhwB) # Signing Off Good luck to those who take to the felts, virtual or live, over the course of this weekend. Of course, there is more out there in the online world. Consider CoinPoker, [888Poker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/888-poker) or the [iPoker Network](https://www.pokerlistings.com/networks/ipoker). If you are looking to play there, consider joining our Pokerlistings VIP Club for exclusive offers and rewards. [For more information, click here.](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/introducing-the-pokerlistings-vip-club) That’s all for now, folks. Until next time. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/a-look-at-this-weekends-16-04-knockout-poker-action](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/a-look-at-this-weekends-16-04-knockout-poker-action) by [Patrick Cole](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/patrickcole)

I was so much fun picking up the 72 and 3/4 betting. The pictures are a few big hands I won playing 72 that I had saved one with me getting there on the river, and getting one huge bluff through. Conversely, my favorite hand of all time was a hand I don't have saved where I had QQ on BTN. I open, SB 3-bets, I call. We are about 200bb deep. Villain bet, bet, jams a dry board where QQ is still an overpair. I post in the chat "72? I sure hope so" and made the hero call only to see.....72. Winning a huge pot and giving me a big confidence boost!

My highest and absolute fastest win on Coinpoker was grinding the Cosmic Spins. I played a $10 one and to my surprise a x100 popped up. All 3 players getting paid a part from the $1000 prizepool. Finished in 2nd place for a huge $300 score. This was my best result since a long time and the moment I enjoyed most playing onlinepoker. Coinpoker removed the Cosmic Spins a short time later, because there was too less players traffic on this format.

It's Giveaway Season Part 2 on r/coinpokerofficial! We're giving away 10 pairs 🎟️🎟️ of 2-Day Event tickets! 🎟️ ₮8.88 PKO TURBO 8-MAX \[2-DAY\] w/ ₮2,000 GTD 🎟️ ₮1.10 PKO TURBO 8-MAX \[2-DAY\] w/ ₮400 GTD These tournament start at 8:05pm UTC, first 10 usernames in the comments get them! No mistakes this time! Good luck! \-------------------------------------------- **UPDATE: The giveaway is over.** We got 10 winners. Thanks for participating! And next time when you think poker, think CoinPoker! The winners: Frankieeuppp SergeiBokachev syrios NserKhh Simaru fake10242228383 AxelRPa mrhoussem Pokercards Jinpoker

My best experience in Coin Poker is the new platform delivering a truly smooth and engaging poker experience 😎 Everything from the clean interface to the fast-paced action keeps you hooked in the best way possible. 🔥 The latest update has completely overhauled the software, introducing exciting new game modes like All in or Fold (AoF), BombSplash, and many others. ♠️♣️♦️🃏 The interface is now much more pleasant, and the game tables offer significantly better playability, making the whole experience even more immersive — even with my modest volume. And don’t miss the incredible 100% Cashback offer throughout the entire month of March! 🤑🤑🤑 Small anecdote: I was so close to turning a $10 ticket into $100… before getting eliminated right on the bubble 🥲 Crypto poker that really feels good! Who else is playing on CoinPoker? 🔥

CoinPoker is launching the biggest tournament series in platform history. Running from May 3 to June 1, 2026, World Poker Masters features $25,000,000 in guaranteed prize pools across a full month of tournament action. The series includes: * $2,500,000 guaranteed Main Event * $500,000 guaranteed Mini Main Event * $500,000 in leaderboard competitions * A full schedule of satellites and feeder tournaments For players looking to qualify, there are accessible entry points across all bankrolls: * Main Event satellites start at $11 * Mini Main satellites start at $1.10 * Step satellites for all events start at $0.10 Before the series begins, the WPM Warm-Up runs from April 26 to May 2, focused entirely on satellites and qualification paths. More information here: [https://coinpoker.com/tournaments/world-poker-masters/](https://coinpoker.com/tournaments/world-poker-masters/)

# Tickets! Tickets! Tickets! Come and get your free CoinPoker tickets! It's giveaway season on r/coinpokerofficial! 😀🎁 We're giving away 50 pairs 🎟️🎟️ of our new 2-Day Event tickets! 🎟️ ₮5.50 6-Max PKO \[2-DAY\] w/ ₮2,000 GTD and 🎟️ ₮1.10 6-Max PKO \[2-DAY\] w/ ₮600 GTD Give us your CoinPoker username in the comments and they're both yours! That's all you need to do. First 50 names are winners. These pair of tournaments start today April 17 at 5:30pm UTC, so *hurry*! \------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ **UPDATE: CONTEST IS OVER.** Thank you for your participation. We will pick the winners in a moment. 🎟️ ₮5.50 6-Max PKO \[2-DAY\] and 🎟️ ₮1.10 6-Max PKO \[2-DAY\] ticket winners: Aceofbat acid303 Aikakpro100 AxelRPa Balooo bootyrapper69 Bumy222 Cayrub Cozmalulu Cronik Cross30305 dafunK07 DEFYVARIANCE devudu Diamondo Drew888mn firenkes Frankieeuppp gaga84 GELENOVSKIY GTGTGTGT Honeybadgeer J0jopoker Jinpoker Josiah jpnance Kardes kasper447 Laith20002 LivingPoker Loadderi luckman17 luvmoonforyou Naira444 najid88 nba2009 Nonsensei Pijopolswe pokerjammies redwhirl rhmtbin SergeiBokachev Simaru Slicesofmeat Thanana Tswizzle urrri88 VashTDOW zerome Zhanna \*(The giveaway was announced on Discord and Telegram when not enough names could be filled with 1 hour left to start time, only the first few names from Reddit were picked -- before the announcement on other socials.)

I started on coinpoker maybe a month before the recent big update and built up a small promo balance to play cash games with. The stats I’ve posted are entirely at 6-max 2NL HE where I 5 table. I’ve read I won’t truly know I’m a winning player until 100k hands online but my balance is getting to a point where I’d feel comfortable shot taking at 5NL. I don’t imagine player skill would change too much at that rate but I do want to maybe start looking to fix any leaks. Also wanted to ask if EV rate being lower than win rate indicates anything significant. Appreciate any input and happy to provide any further information.

Anyone here actually winning on CoinPoker? My honest experience I’ve been trying out CoinPoker lately and I’m curious what other people’s experiences have been like. Started small (literally with like $1 just to test things out), mostly playing low-stakes tables and a few tournaments. One thing I noticed is the player pool feels \*very different\* compared to regular poker sites — a mix of casual players and some surprisingly solid grinders. What I like: \* Crypto deposits/withdrawals are fast (no long waiting) \* Low entry games, easy to start small \* Less “intimidating” than big poker platforms What I’m unsure about: \* Game consistency — sometimes tables feel soft, other times super tough \* Not sure how beatable it is long term \* Traffic can be hit or miss depending on time So far, I’ve had a few small wins, a few bad beats (of course 😅), but nothing crazy yet. For those who’ve played longer: \* Is CoinPoker actually profitable long-term? \* Any specific games or strategies that work better there? \* Do you think it’s better than traditional sites? Would love to hear real opinions — not just hype.

Anybody else having an issue with depositing via bank card? (just made crypto acc so i can deposit using that going forward) Just confused as I never had an issue depositing with a bank card. I play micro tournaments. Went to deposit $25 USD via my bank and I have plenty of funds in my bank account and I just called my bank and they said they aren't flagging it on their end so it has to be a coinpoker issue. Just curious if anybody else is having this issue. I haven't reached any limit on the app with my deposits at all. I've deposited \~$60 over the last 2 months. Thanks in advance

Binked this $25 America Special Mini Deepstack with my last $100. Ran good. Shoved 15BB max late reg. SB v BB K8o and ran into AA. Turned 2 pair. Didn’t look back. Heads up is usually my weak spot but opponent played so face up. Easy win. Been grinding cash with the new found money and been great with the new app and game play. Can’t wait for merch giveaways! DM Coinpoker Insta their hoodies are filthy!

before the global update of coinpoker i was playin affilate freeroll on coinpoker 100$ gtd. There is around 90 avg players, but game seems like you play some high stake tourney with 10k$ buy-in cause in high stakes tournaments online not a many players - everytime around 100 players in regular highstake online ... so affilate game is cool, cause it is private, fun and sometimes a little profitable.

We’re running a simple giveaway for the community 👇 💰 **5x $100 in CoinPoker cash credits up for grabs** **How to enter** 1. **Join** r/coinpokerofficial **as a member** 2. **Comment on this post** 3. **Create a post in** r/coinpokerofficial **Your post can be:** * your favorite bluff * your best hand ever * your biggest win * or another story of one of your favorite moments **Rules** * You must complete both steps to qualify * 1 entry per person * Low-effort/spam posts won’t be counted * Giveaway runs from **April 16 → April 22 - 23:59 UTC** **Winners** * 5 winners will be selected **randomly** * We’ll DM you if you win * You’ll receive **$100 in CoinPoker credits** **Here are the winners:** u/Errorc0de5 u/Malprk u/Hot_Efficiency912 u/icepick_ u/Dizzy-Argument7435 For everyone else - more big giveaways like this one are coming for the CoinPoker community! Stay tuned here on Reddit as well as on Discord and Telegram🎉

https://preview.redd.it/e2atzwzu1jvg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bfcf9d1cefcb86bb7e54d241b35ccfd76c60671d The group stage of the [CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-heads-up-cash-game-world-championship-2026) starts on April 6 and runs through April 19. Within it, each player in a group must play between 1,250 and 1,875 hands against every other player. Here is how things stand in the different groups at the moment. # CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship NLHE: KraciFisk & SeaLlama absolutely crushing it *Information is up to date as of April 15, 22:00 UTC* Unfortunately, the lobby does not indicate the number of hands opponents have already played against each other. But there is a crown next to some avatars. Presumably, this means that the players have completed the full distance against each other. In NLHE there are 4 groups with 3 players in each. Only one player from each group advances to the semifinal. In two groups there are clear favorites. **Group A** * KraciFisk: 157 points * Linus “LLinusLLove” Loeliger: -39 * Mikalai “VASKABOINIKAU” Vaskaboinikau: -68 Interestingly, VASKABOINIKAU beat LLinusLLove heads-up (+21 points). The recording is available [on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_DI1bSgeYk). However, the chances of both players advancing to the semifinal are slim. **Group B** * Dan “CherryBlawesome” Cates: 61 points * XIAOJUN7777777: 35 points * Bjorn “asianflushie” Li: -96 points In this group, asianflushie and CherryBlawesome have not yet played against each other. **Group C** * SeaLlama: 134 points * FrndsCallMeMark: -64 * airfryer: -70 SeaLlama beat both of his opponents: +43 vs airfryer & +91 vs FrndsCallMeMark **Group D** * Owen “Pr0digy” Messere: 59 * GoinHardInThaPaint: 22 * Henri “Clickr” Puustinen: -81 This is the most unpredictable group. Last Sunday, GoinHardInThaPaint was leading with 13 points. Pr0digy won 110 points against Clickr and lost 51 points to GoinHardInThaPaint. GoinHardInThaPaint lost 29 points to Clickr. **Cash Game World Championship NLHE Championship Prizes:** * $100K including Rolex watch * $50K * $30K # CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship PLO: tony1993 & venividi1993 lead their groups In CGWC PLO there are 2 groups with 4 players each, and 2 players from each group advance to the semifinals. The situation is even more unpredictable than in NLHE. **Group A** * tony1993: 102 * Yodogoki: 98 * LUKAKU: 72 * COHIBA: -72 As recently as Sunday, tony1993 was at the bottom of the table with -33 points. But he won heads-up against COHIBA (+56) and LUKAKU (+97). However, he lost heads-up to Yodogoki (-51 points). Judging by the fact that a crown has appeared on tony1993’s avatar in the lobby, he advances to the semifinal. But who will be the second player—Yodogoki or LUKAKU—is still unknown. **Group B** * Dirk “venividi1993” Gerrits: 64 * DogeCoinMaximaliste: 38 * GucciNIKE: -29 * MAHASAJAN: -73 Judging by the fact that none of the players has a crown on their avatar, the players in Group B have not yet completed the full distance against each other. In the PLO Championship, the winner will receive $100K, including a Rolex watch. The runner-up will receive $30K. The heads-up matches can be watched directly inside the client in the CGWC — Matches tab, as well as on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@CoinPoker_TV) and [X (Twitter)](https://x.com/coinpoker_off). **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/who-advances-to-the-semifinals-of-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/who-advances-to-the-semifinals-of-coinpoker-cash-game-world-championship) by [Alex Sakuta](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

How can this variance when every session goes like this? I cant seem to flip fair I only have limited options to play where i'm currently residing and been playing in the coinpoker, been getting trashed so much so i decide to record 46 minutes of gameplay, 4 table playing ALL in or Fold because i feel like i can never win my flips Here are the results, I did screen record and counted |Ahead and won|34| |:-|:-| |Ahead and lost|29| |Ahead and tied|2| |Behind and won|11| |Behind and lost|30| |Behind and tied|2| |Lost flip (<1%)|2| |Won flip (<1%)|1| Is this normal to just lose so many all ins when you are ahead? and barely win any when you are behind? I know variance and stuff, but how this can be like most of the days since the new RNG? I do have the video proof if anyone want to see

Won $16,000 from tournaments and cash games. Kept money in there as an increasing bankroll like an idiot. Now they ask for KYC verification, ghosted me for 30 days (with a KYC-free landing page). The only way you can contact them for any issues is through email, no support or message system. I've been betting with them for 3 years, after the update everything went downhill. Bug after bug, tournament final table disconnecting. Support response times taking 1+ weeks. I suggest everyone who has it to uninstall and withdraw. Everyone who doesn't have the application please do not even give it a try. You can browse on reddit of everyone moving away from the platform because of how disgusting it is. Didn't think money would be an issue for them and they'd start scamming. So disgusting Mariano, Ryan Depaulo and Mario Mosbock support this scam platform and encourage their viewers to get scammed.

Over the past week, the Heads-Up Cash Game World Championship has seen the very best in the world battle each other for the title of the being crowned the champion of one-on-one poker in both No Limit Texas Hold’Em, and Pot-Limit Omaha. We are now into the final week of the group stages, and the current standings of each group as of this morning are as follows: **NLHE:** https://preview.redd.it/96qz1h8b8zug1.png?width=388&format=png&auto=webp&s=8f48604ce98d755d60a6163e95d62d5a47f8aa55 https://preview.redd.it/bgntqd5x8zug1.png?width=390&format=png&auto=webp&s=96842f5c52d0f323599903842a23f047c8f25a22 **PLO:** https://preview.redd.it/qnazpf5d8zug1.png?width=394&format=png&auto=webp&s=4b157f3f994be614dd819e4dfa675ddda21db21c The big stories so far: **In No Limit Hold’Em:** * Björn Li, AKA asianflushie, who came into this event as one of the favourites, having battled at the highest stakes of Heads-Up for many years, finds himself at a big deficit of -44 points, all at the hands of XIAOJUN7777777.  * The long-time pro from Hong Kong has in recent months been facing off in a number of Heads-Up matches on Coinpoker at stakes with buyins as high as $40,000, including against pros such as LLinusLLove, KayhanMok, and DavyJones922. * Tipped by many as one of the fiercest opponents in the field, flushie now finds himself at a 44 point deficit, being down around $53,000 in EV. * The match stands at 724 hands played of the 1875, so with over half the match to go, there’s plenty of time for a comeback, and given all the play so far is against a single player, the tide can turn quickly. * SeaLLama is the big winner of the group so far, cruising to 122 points so far in his two matches against Kevin Rabichow (AKA airfryer) and FrndsCallMeMark. * At over $120,000 in EV won during his matches, the pro from the United States now sits with well over double the winnings of the next biggest winner KraciFisk. * Both of his matches are also past their halfway points, having played 1014 hands against FrndsCallMeMark, and 1429 played against airfryer, each out of the 1875 total. * That means time is running out for Kevin to mount a comeback, and FrndsCallMeMark will need a big upswing soon to overturn the deficit.  * CherryBlawesome, AKA Jungleman has yet to play a hand in his two matches in Group B, having been busy playing live at WSOP Europe, although he is said to have more availability this week to complete his hands. * He was also recently featured getting some starcraft lessons from well-known starcraft pros here, and the [result](https://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/1sj870t/poker_pro_jungleman_needs_starcraft_lessons_he/) is very… Jungleman. * Group D is as close as it gets! Less than a buyin separates the 3 players. * Seen by some as the “Group of Death”, Group D includes former 6-Max High Stakes World Champion PR0DIGY, and long-time High-Stakes Heads-Up specialist Clickr, also known as buttonclickr. * English pro Owen Messere, AKA PR0DIGY needs no introduction, having dominated the inaugural 6max World Championship in 2024, winning by a near $200,000 margin, and then taking the 2nd Championship to the final day in a 3-way fight between him, Kevin Paqué, and the eventual winner Biluzin. He’ll be looking to show he is just as talented in the 1 vs 1 format this time around. * ButtonClickr, real name Henri Puustinen, from Finland is one of the few in the field along with Owen, who would fit the title of “Prodigy” also, rising to the highest stakes online before even turning 21. Now in his mid-twenties, his main game is Heads-Up, dabbling in the high-stakes at both Omaha and No-Limit Hold’Em, also competing on Coinpoker at stakes of 200/400 against players like MunEZ\_StaRR, LLinusLLove, KayhanMok, as well as against Giselle54 in PLO. Henri also has his hand in live poker and coaching, most prominently taking 3rd in the $25,000 Heads-Up event at the World Series of Poker, and coaching Doug Polk in his highly publicised match against Daniel Negreanu back in 2021, in which his student soared to over a $1.2M victory. * LLinusLLove continues his string of misfortune in the World Championships, currently sitting at a 2-Buyin EV deficit in his group with KraciFisk and VAKABOINIKAU. * Real name Linus Loeliger, the Swiss professional is considered by many to be the best poker player in the world, and one of the greatest online cash players of all time, having battled the best at high stakes, both Heads-Up and 6-handed, for nearly a decade. * While linus finished well in the first-ever world championship, taking 3rd position for a tidy $200k in profit, in the 2nd championship he finished bottom of the pack, booking a 6figure loss over the course of the month.  * Coming into this, he will be looking to right that wrong, but he has work to do with just under 1,000 hands left to play in his 2 challenges to stay ahead of VASKABOINIKAU and claim his spot in the semi-finals. **PLO:** * There are a few familiar faces in the 4-Card variant of the challenge: * tony1993 played in the 2025 6-max PLO championship on Coinpoker, locking up over a $36,000 EV win, at stakes of $2.50/$5, and $10/$20 over just over 15000 hands. * Venividi1993 played 44000 hands in the previous championship, locking up nearly a $50,000 EV win in that time, and finishing 14th. An impressive feat in a field of nearly 1000 individual competitors. * MAHASAJAN was also not far away, locking up a $40,000 EV win to finish 19th in the previous challenge. * Dutch pro Dirk Gerritse, AKA venividi1993 will be looking to cement his reputation as a feared competitor at PLO, both live and heads-up. * In 2024, over the course of less than 2 years, he completed a challenge to win over $1,000,000 at the tables, donating 10% of those winnings to charity. * He first became well-known to the poker world in his highly publicised challenge against Phil Galfond in 2020. He was at almost a million euros in profit against Galfond, before suffering a legendary comeback to lose the match by just a few dollars, losing the 100,000 euro side-bet to the training site owner. * He’s started well, booking a profit of 3 EV buyins, and if he holds his position, he will progress to the finals.  * Dirk has made a habit of sharing his progress in challenges like these, as well as heartfelt stories around his rise through the stakes online on his twitter page here: [https://x.com/thevenividi1993](https://x.com/thevenividi1993). Check it out! * Staking his claim to be one of the biggest battlers in the PLO streets is GucciNIKE. * In recent months he has faced off against Giselle at insane stakes of $500/$1000 in Coinpoker, seen covered by Coinpoker’s own Bobby James here: [https://youtu.be/1mLdaZUT4YM](https://youtu.be/1mLdaZUT4YM).  * Though currently he does sit with a loss in the event so far, it’s still all to play for in his matches. * Currently player Yodogoki sits top in Group A along with the highest profit of nearly 9 buyins, and DogeCoinMaximaliste sits top in group B.  Stream Highlights so far: * PR0DIGY and Clickr answer questions and call each other out following their session against one another: [https://youtu.be/wxsoKgc-VWg?t=4775](https://youtu.be/wxsoKgc-VWg?t=4775)  * SeaLLama and FrndsCallMeMark play live on call: [https://youtu.be/dU-7GCsvMNs?t=14102](https://youtu.be/dU-7GCsvMNs?t=14102)  * Kevin Rabichow and SeaLlama join the call to discuss strategy and fire shots at each other: [https://youtu.be/ky4zzHj235Q?t=12623](https://youtu.be/ky4zzHj235Q?t=12623) * KakiTee gives some info on the upcoming challenges Coinpoker are working on: [https://youtu.be/O\_u6fjelfxY?t=5111](https://youtu.be/O_u6fjelfxY?t=5111) * MAHASAJAN joins the call to give some insight into his battles: [https://youtu.be/O\_u6fjelfxY](https://youtu.be/O_u6fjelfxY)  * KraciFisk joins the stream and gives his story on his rise through the stakes: [https://youtu.be/xFvjClMd0ic?t=281](https://youtu.be/xFvjClMd0ic?t=281)  * GoinHardInThePaint joins the stream to give some background on his Poker Vlogging period, as well as stories from the Amazon Rainforest: [https://youtu.be/En344yRRHqs?t=2548](https://youtu.be/En344yRRHqs?t=2548)  * PLO Competitor Cohiba gives his story: [https://youtu.be/Jsba\_Mw-FOw?t=1384](https://youtu.be/Jsba_Mw-FOw?t=1384)  * PR0DIGY plays a $100,000 pot on a non-challenge table: [https://youtu.be/\_nPHYPnxsxg?t=6021](https://youtu.be/_nPHYPnxsxg?t=6021)  To keep up-to-date with the challenge, follow the posts here on reddit, or:  * Check live standings within the brand new Coinpoker client, available for download at [www.coinpoker.com](http://www.coinpoker.com)  * Follow the live streams on: [https://www.youtube.com/@CoinPoker\_TV/streams](https://www.youtube.com/@CoinPoker_TV/streams)  * Follow on Twitter: [https://x.com/coinpoker\_off](https://x.com/coinpoker_off)  * Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/coinpoker/](https://www.instagram.com/coinpoker/)  * Discord: [http://discord.gg/coinpoker](http://discord.gg/coinpoker)  * Telegram: [https://t.me/TheCoinPokerHub](https://t.me/TheCoinPokerHub)

I’m from India and trying to figure out what the actual CoinPoker ecosystem looks like from our side. Not asking about legality or “is it safe” — I want to know who’s actually playing there. From what I’ve gathered: * No well-known Indian pros openly say they play there * A lot of players seem anonymous (obviously) * Feels like there’s a mix of regs + crypto guys But I want REAL info from Indians who’ve played: 👉 Are there many Indian grinders on CoinPoker? 👉 What stakes are Indians mostly playing? (NL10? NL50? higher?) 👉 Are the regs mostly foreign or do you run into Indians often? 👉 Is the pool soft compared to ACR / other sites? 👉 Any noticeable patterns (timings, playstyle, etc.)? Trying to figure out if this is actually a viable grind site long-term or just something people hop in and out of. Would appreciate honest answers from people actually playing, not guesses.

I’m from India and trying to figure out what the actual CoinPoker ecosystem looks like from our side. Not asking about legality or “is it safe” — I want to know who’s actually playing there. From what I’ve gathered: * No well-known Indian pros openly say they play there * A lot of players seem anonymous (obviously) * Feels like there’s a mix of regs + crypto guys But I want REAL info from Indians who’ve played: 👉 Are there many Indian grinders on CoinPoker? 👉 What stakes are Indians mostly playing? (NL10? NL50? higher?) 👉 Are the regs mostly foreign or do you run into Indians often? 👉 Is the pool soft compared to ACR / other sites? 👉 Any noticeable patterns (timings, playstyle, etc.)? Trying to figure out if this is actually a viable grind site long-term or just something people hop in and out of. Would appreciate honest answers from people actually playing, not guesses.

I’m from India and trying to figure out what the actual CoinPoker ecosystem looks like from our side. Not asking about legality or “is it safe” — I want to know who’s actually playing there. From what I’ve gathered: * No well-known Indian pros openly say they play there * A lot of players seem anonymous (obviously) * Feels like there’s a mix of regs + crypto guys But I want REAL info from Indians who’ve played: 👉 Are there many Indian grinders on CoinPoker? 👉 What stakes are Indians mostly playing? (NL10? NL50? higher?) 👉 Are the regs mostly foreign or do you run into Indians often? 👉 Is the pool soft compared to ACR / other sites? 👉 Any noticeable patterns (timings, playstyle, etc.)? Trying to figure out if this is actually a viable grind site long-term or just something people hop in and out of. Would appreciate honest answers from people actually playing, not guesses.

Hey guys, I’ve got some balance stuck on CoinPoker and I’m running into issues withdrawing from India. Seems like either the withdrawal methods are restricted here or not working properly. Has anyone from India (or similar regions) managed to withdraw successfully? I’m NOT looking to break any rules — just trying to understand: * what withdrawal methods actually work right now * if crypto withdrawals are still viable and how people are doing it * whether traveling to another country temporarily helps with withdrawals * or if there are alternative ways to move funds out safely Would really appreciate any recent experiences or guidance 🙏

Hey guys, I’ve got some balance stuck on CoinPoker and I’m running into issues withdrawing from India. Seems like either the withdrawal methods are restricted here or not working properly. Has anyone from India (or similar regions) managed to withdraw successfully? I’m NOT looking to break any rules — just trying to understand: * what withdrawal methods actually work right now * if crypto withdrawals are still viable and how people are doing it * whether traveling to another country temporarily helps with withdrawals * or if there are alternative ways to move funds out safely Would really appreciate any recent experiences or guidance 🙏

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Hi, I'm pulvret and I love PLO! And the more cards the better! I recently started streaming some sessions from Coinpoker and Phenom, maybe other platforms in the future too. I'm a recreational player and I do talk about my decisions and why I make them, but I'm not claiming to be right about my decisions - I'm not a pro, let alone a teacher. My commentary is calm (and sometimes sporadic), I will not shout into your headphones ;) If you want to check me out and enjoy some chill PLO sessions you can watch live on Twitch or older sessions on YouTube. https://www.twitch.tv/pulvretplo https://youtube.com/@pulvretplo Thank you for your time and good luck out there!

between these cursed AI images of poker influencers, The problems with the new UI f\*\*\*\*\*\* up all the time, And minor note the new AI avatars make me wanna fucking kms. Just let us have the option to not look at them. it was different when people uploaded their own. basically you knew who you were playing at a glance. there needs to be more focus on giving the player control over this terrible UI. If you're going to keep all this atrocious kalshified nonsense. at least give users the ability to disable the portions that don't affect the game but affect the user's ability to enjoy the game.

If you like money stay away from this pos site its rigged bad im literally losing With premium hands late tourney every spot where if i hold i would basically go on to win the tourney or at least make a top 5 run to bubbling the tourney because QQ vs JJ loses even tho i flopped top set runner runner bs over n over losing with premiums vs bs at UNREALISTIC rates why tf couldnt they just make a legit rng

So, I deposited last Saturday (4 days ago) to get a casino bonus and freespins. The bonus was never credited to my account but the deposit states that it used the bonus offer. I Emailed them yesterday about this because I felt that I would never get an answer over the weekend anyway. They state in their automated email that monetary cases have top priority, but have not responded anything to me. Just now, I sent them some information on a suspicious player I wanted them to look into. Within 2 minutes, they responded to me that they had forwarded the information the the security team and they were thankful for me taking the time to give them the information. They are not working on your monetary cases people. They are ignoring them.

i had $2500 CHP amount before frozen CHP withdraw small CHP amount holders got P$ but big CHP amount holders got 33%rakeback same amount its really SCAM if i want money back $2500 i need pay $7575.76 first this is from suppport We totally understand your frustration. However, please note that this is separate from the rakeback we are currently offering. The rakeback is additional to the CHP conversion. Please note that the conversion operates in a similar way to the previous client. In the past, CHP worked in a similar manner, but instead of receiving 33% in CHP, it is now paid out in USDT while the full CHP balance is being converted. We understand that this may seem confusing at first, but rest assured that the system works in a similar way. We have converted your CHP balance into a Poker Bonus, which you can check in the Cashier section of your account. The conversion was done at a rate of $0.054 per 1 CHP. You can use this bonus to play any real money poker game of your choice. For every $1 you wager, $0.33 of the bonus is released and moved to your withdrawable balance. At the end of each cash session or tournament, the portion of the bonus you’ve released is automatically added to your withdrawable balance, making it easy to track and use.

I don't usually play poker online - only freerolls / tournaments for tickets won in freerolls once per several months now, tried to update the client today and it couldn't update itself, went to [coinpoker.com](http://coinpoker.com) \- it allows to install a new app with different package name instead of updating the old one, with a page pretending to be a play market - is it normal? Looks like a scam, so I started searching info about it and found that they made some major update, converting only coins in the coinpoker account? I had something 10k+ CHP coins (that were moved from my old account to new one not linked in coinpoker) and 30-40 usdt in app, all won in freerolls, is there a way to receive something from the coins or are they gone forever?

American here. ACR is bot and Russian infested, gave up there. Was playing on Solcasino (Solana-based crypto site) but the games are few and there are no HHs, no rakeback, shit support. Bodog/Bovada is shady with the anon players and I have seen videos of bot farms grinding their games. So I figured I was pretty much S.O.L. but then I heard about CoinPoker. There look to be a good number of games running and decent software. ChatGPT told me they have hand history tracking which I have been looking for, I miss analyzing and tracking my game. I played for a few minutes there today and first impressions were: Lots of tables running - nice. Lots of PLO variants running - nice. Apparently a rakeback system? Depositing was easy enough and no KYC. I quickly noticed in the NLHE games though, you can click on people and see an automatic hud with their stats. Not sure how I feel about this. It levels the playing field but also, everyone has stats on everyone which is weird. It also made me quickly realize that 95% of the players at my tables were regs, which was disappointing. How have your experiences been with this site? Are the games beatable? The graphic are ugly but there are some things I liked about the UI.

Hey everyone, I’m posting here because I’m having a serious issue with CoinPoker and I’m not getting any real help from their support team. My account was suddenly closed while I was actively playing. At the time, I had around $250 in my balance, including my deposited funds. After contacting support multiple times, they told me the account was closed due to “multi-accounting.” However, they have not provided any clear evidence or explanation beyond that. At this point, I am not even trying to dispute the closure anymore. I just want my money back. The problem is: • I’ve sent multiple emails • I’ve asked specifically about my funds • I’ve received either generic responses or no response at all I’m simply asking: How can I withdraw or recover my deposited funds? Has anyone else experienced this with CoinPoker? Any advice on how to escalate this or get a response?

I’ve emailed CoinPoker three times over the past month and still haven’t received a single reply. In my first message, I asked them to block the casino games on my account — nothing. No acknowledgement, no action. I even spoke with a streamer who recently became an ambassador for CoinPoker. He told me support would get back to me within a week, but again, absolutely no response. After that, I decided I didn’t want to gamble on the site at all and requested that my account be closed under safer‑gambling responsibilities. Once again, silence. In my final email, I clearly explained the reason and the urgency, and still nothing. At this point, I’m going to request a chargeback from my bank. They’ve failed to act in a timely manner, ignored responsible‑gambling requests, and provided zero support, all of which puts players at risk of gambling harm. I recommend others do the same if they’re being ignored. Has anyone else experienced similar issues with them?

Seems I am not alone on this. I was lured in during their March promo, deposited around the 25th and was assured once the March promo ends, the welcome bonus would become active. I signed up with one of their content creators codes (Ape/ Apestyles) and played a little. Come 1st April, there is some shit casino bonus on the account. I contacted support. They tell me that I cannot change the bonus I signed up for, but I did select every option correctly, including the correct tab during my first deposit choosing the bonus I would like. The player focused platform seems great at first but when push comes to shove, they fold on their promises. They're just like the rest of them unfortunately, forcing you to fight for your money/their promises and hide behind shitty slow brain-dead support agents

Has anyone else noticed that there are the same accounts with $20k-$140k in winnings that have a 20%-22% VPIP yet constantly have your premiums dominated with a better premium? Or suck out no matter what? I can easily notice who is real and who is fake and I notice all the real guys have winnings of like $450 and are ranked 13000 by coinpoker. All these bots are ranked top 1000 with houses worth of winnings ICheck the winnings on the profiles at your table or the chip leaders of the tourney and notice that these accounts literally Final Table 15-25% of the time which is completely impossible. I saw a player named Ranked with 80k earnings playing 25 dollar buy ins. 540 tourneys played and he had 50 wins. Also we can’t pull hand histories but I saw a thread on here that if you email support and tell them it will be your last deposit because the RNG has ran horribly for you. I did this as an experiment and then played the coinmasters at a 100% vpip. I won every hand for 85 hands consecutively until the bubble of huge money where my AK hit a flop of A 2 7 rainbow on the flop. We get it all in (I expect to beat by a set of sevens) but the villain had KK and hit a K hit the river lol😂 I will try to get hand history and prove it if someone can explain how to after the update Does something feel off here? Are there any real players to hit big in a coinmasters that’s not named Lecomsi? I’ll put photos below of accounts I constantly run into that constantly knock me out on the money bubble AA vs KK😂 seems legit right ? FTing 10% of the time

I played wholemonth of March, there wasnt a lot of fishs. And exactly since the 1st April there are a lot of fishs on the table and i never seen them before, they look like house bots to create action at the tables and they have a ton of luck, most of the times they are behind, have strange calls and make runner runner to beat your premium hands This thing happen too with many "reg" players. If you look at their stats they look reggish but when you play against them they make qtrange calls with hands where a normal peole would fold and he hit they mega hands to sck out your premiums with nonsense decisions. And we cant verify the RNG in the blockchain, the new rng can be rigger and can be setup to favor players as they want Old coinpoker was very good, new coin poker is really trash

Hi everyone, ​Now that the March 100% rakeback promotion has officially ended, I'm a bit confused about the current rewards structure. ​Can someone clarify what the active rakeback system is starting today, April 1st? Are we back to the old model, or are there new promotions/leaderboards replacing the March madness? ​I want to make sure I’m set up correctly before I start my session today. Any info on the percentage and how it's paid out would be great. ​Thanks!

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxPHjr\_yFvw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxPHjr_yFvw)  the link Hello, I recently published a video on YouTube showing that it made it easier for me to install an RTA on Coinpoker, on the same device without even bothering me to install a virtual machine to avoid detection, the software runs without any problem and the account obviously remains quite active, when I explain this to the platform, he prefers to deny my statements outright, explaining that it is only alleged information, I don’t know what the most serious thing is, the major detection flaw where I install this with disconcerting ease, or their internal policy of burying one’s head rather than admitting that the players are anything but safe, and that it would be good to remedy it

I know a lot of online regs who transitioned to live, but being a live player transitioning into more online cash/tournies. It feels like I just constantly have to reload especially for tourneys. I know people suggest lower ABI/volume/etc. When I play a tourney sunday, I can afford to play a high ABI for online 75-100 whatever. but when I have to deposit every single sunday it kinda sucks and feels a lot worse than what it is. losing 2k playing live cash/live tourney doesnt affect me at all. losing 2k on a sunday, followed by 2k the next sunday, and 1k during the week in cash ONLINE and having to constantly reload my account, hurts more than a 10k loss playing live would just cause of the way I approach live vs online I guess Has anyone experienced this same feeling? Losing small online sucks a lot more than losing big in live. Is this common for live pros transitioning to online? Should I continue to battle in these tougher high buy in fields to get better or focus on lower buy in ranges where I know im winning forsure. I know online $100+ fields especially on CoinPoker with a global pool is filled with very good players, so maybe I'm not even winning in those fields and should focus on smaller buy-ins for now. Open to advice/people who play MTTs/Cash Online especially with a live background. btw, I have had some success in high buy in tournies on WSOP Online but of course softer fields for ring/bracelet events. And I've done okay playing small stakes-mid stakes on ACR/Gold/Coin live results are meh, my cash % is high, but losing overall because ive bricked a lot of the big spots, 10k WSOP Main 2x, couple $3500 bricks, and cashed all the $400, $600 events but no final tables so no real big scores yet.

https://preview.redd.it/r8gk9x6w80rg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f89b37bb7783619530a57ffcf58a7467c58f8f1 The CoinPoker Heads Up Cash Game World Championship will take place from April 6 to May 3, 2026. This time, only players whose applications are approved will be able to participate in the CSWC. There will be two winners: one in NLHE and one in PLO. An unusual rule: limping is prohibited. The CoinPoker Heads Up Cash Game World Championship will take place from April 6 to May 3, 2026. This time, only players whose applications are approved will be able to participate in the CSWC. There will be two winners: one in NLHE and one in PLO. An unusual rule: limping is prohibited. # Cash Game World Championship general rules • Minimum stakes are $50/100 with no ante (stakes may be increased by agreement of the participants) • No rake • Buy-in = $10,000 with automatic top-up to $10,000 • Two pools: NLHE and PLO # The number of participants in the Heads Up Cash Game World Championship is limited Previously, anyone could participate in the [Cash Game World Championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/biluzin-wins-high-stakes-cash-game-world-championship). Sit at the table, play a hand — become a [Championship](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/godfromstock-wins-plo-cash-game-world-championship-coinpoker) participant. To participate in the upcoming Cash Game World Championship, you must first submit an application via email to [[email protected]]() with the subject line Heads Up CGWC Seat. If your application is accepted, you will be allowed to participate. There will be two pools: one for NLHE and one for PLO (initially 4 cards, but by agreement opponents may play PLO5 or PLO6). There will be 8, 12, or 16 participants in each pool. A player may participate in either one or both pools. The Championship bracket will be determined randomly. # The CoinPoker Heads Up Cash Game World Championship will take place in three stages |Stage, dates|Description| |:-|:-| |Group stage from April 6 to April 19.|Each participant must play between 1,250 and 1,875 hands against opponents in their group. One player from each group will advance to the next stage.| |Semifinals from April 20 to April 26|Heads-up matches will last 2,000 hands. Depending on the number of participants, an additional 1,000-hand heads-up match may be held to determine 3rd and 4th place.| |Grand Final from April 27 to May 3|2,000 hands will also be played.| For winning a heads-up match at any stage, 50 points are awarded. In addition, depending on the result of the heads-up in EV BB, a player can earn up to 150 points (10 EV BB = 1 point). # Other important rules of the Heads Up Cash Game World Championship You can watch the CoinPoker Heads Up Cash Game World Championship matches directly in the client Participation is paid. Each player contributes $10,000 to the total prize pool. Players also contribute an additional $10,000 as a participation guarantee. CoinPoker will add $5,000 for each participant. The winners will receive Rolex watches (one watch for the NLHE winner and another for the PLO winner). The distribution of the prize money will be announced later by the room. Players must play at two tables simultaneously. However, if both players agree, the match may be played at one table. Limping is prohibited. If a player enters a hand by limping, its result in EV BB will not be counted. Intentional use of limping may lead to disqualification. Players must select avatars from the provided pool for the entire championship. Each player will have a unique avatar with no duplicates. **Register on CoinPoker through** [**PokerListings VIP Club**](https://vip.pokerlistings.com/) **to get additional benefits.** **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-heads-up-cash-game-world-championship-2026](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-heads-up-cash-game-world-championship-2026) by [**Alex Sakuta**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

The Cash Game World Championship returns to CoinPoker, and this edition is all about **heads-up play**. From **April 6 to May 3**, top cash game players will battle **1v1** across **Texas Hold’em and PLO**, competing for the title of World Champion. Games run at **$50/$100** and are **100% rake-free**, with added prize pool value and a **Rolex awarded to each format winner**. Heads-up is one of the most competitive formats in poker, and this series is built to put that to the test. **Format** * Group Stage: April 6 – 19 * Semi-Finals: April 20 – 26 * Grand Final: April 27 – May 3 Players face every opponent, earn points, and the top performers advance to the knockouts, ending in a **2,000-hand final showdown**. You can follow the full coverage on CoinPoker’s **YouTube and Twitch**, with live matches, highlights, and recaps throughout the series. Who are you backing?

Anjouan gambling license holders cannot accept players from the USA, UK, Australia, France, Germany and other highly regulated countries. Always check the latest restricted list provided by your licensing agent. However, Anjouan does not have an enforcement body in place post-licensing to monitor compliance and it is up to the operator to maintain compliance to ensure player protection. just edited to put these two quotes from the official anjouan license website on top here Im now very certain that theyre pulling some shady shit with this site in the coming months or weeks. They repeatedly lied about the chp conversion and actually gave some people reimbursements for their chp while others have to earn it back again. When i asked about the connection to finixio and why the company is a completely different one on the AML/KYC policy document they got very defensive and kicked me out of their chat for no reason and even said this is some kinda conspiracy altough i backed everything up with screenshots. Especially the part about the chp conversion and the prefferential treament of others may have struck a nerve with them, i even messaged support about it but they could give me no clear answer and forwarded it to their payment team, maybe i also get my chp back? attached are the same screenshots ive sent the support and in their chatgroup, which then got me kicked as ive asked about finixio and why there are so many different companies associated with coinpoker. Also they lie in their policy about KYC/AML cause they state that they ask for verification before depositing and withdrawing which is simply not true, they dont know my real name, address or city and i still managed to deposit and withdraw multiple times. Im posting it here in the "unofficial" sub cause otherwise it just gets banned again. If there is truly nothing shady going on then i dont know why asking these important questions gets you banned or why this is called a conspiracy, im only repeating what the official account said and following the lead they left behind in their documents. They couldnt really comprehend why anyone would want to know who owns the offshore and unregulated gambling site known as coinpoker. And I cant comprehend why they would keep this secrete to the point of banning people for asking legitimate questions. EDIT: Also a little funny point i now just noticed is that in the KYC policy they state that theyre doing enhanced due dilligence for hish risk customers which they identify with several checks (all of which are not happening). This whole document is full of lies to please authorities but i dont understand which ones since theyre not regulated anyhwere. The Anjouan gaming license is also one of the worst ones that is not recognized in most of the countries coinpoker is operating. Also their RNG isnt certified or tested but they claim they will do that later, when that is, i dont know, since theyre not responding to that question anywhere, not twitter where several people mentioned it, not on instagram in their Q&A, not per email support and definitely not on their "chatgroup" disc0rd. Do with that info what you want, i hope its nothing but at this point im not so sure anymore https://preview.redd.it/nwcyutk55fqg1.png?width=1882&format=png&auto=webp&s=40f58ca196264b85ca9b1d51d9ad0bbf0460992e https://preview.redd.it/8t9sts965fqg1.png?width=1855&format=png&auto=webp&s=f3abe3799db407bd748170317cdba7512981e9fd https://preview.redd.it/6x2s0ak75fqg1.png?width=1862&format=png&auto=webp&s=b0c43c2cbd5decb9de545d9873751aad57dc0fdd

Played a few hours 4-6 tables PLO 25$, got 150$ in rakeback. Its crazy how much they make just for providing a service like this (not CoinPoker specifically), if gaming Companies are able to do with out going bankrupt and charging thousands of dollars per player per month, why arent Pokerr sites able to do it. Just look at the player count of GG, must be one of the most profitable per Employee..... Why isnt there a Poker site made by Players that doesnt take that much in Rake, it cant be that hard and if enough Creators would get behind it advertising would also be cheap. Sorry for the rant...

https://preview.redd.it/87rb3u5x1xpg1.png?width=1740&format=png&auto=webp&s=2bee710027e2f02c4437eddc5dc3d8e628253475 As the title suggests. I join a $25 PLO tournament, and at 7:00 after break, I open the app to play (were top 9, I'm 3rd in chips). After joining the table, it just kicks me out, and I come back on the app and it just makes me spectate myself play, except I can't make any decisions, it just folds me every single hand, without letting me look at my cards. I think it's because when i logged on the app, it made me change my username (it said last chance to change username forever or something) and so I changed it, and now it doesn't think its me. intent734182776 was the username it generated for me, and I changed it to bugtenfn and it wont let me even play so I've been blinded down and probably as I finsih this post, I've busted from getting blinded out. Absolutely ridiculous app. https://preview.redd.it/3zoezapv1xpg1.png?width=1084&format=png&auto=webp&s=09def315d47c06bfe2037e0bc59b6c42a4dec2ed https://preview.redd.it/wih8gwgq1xpg1.png?width=1376&format=png&auto=webp&s=c48f5f3c000171b95053be1a19aebe1aa6817f8f

So been playing on good old coin poker for about 4-5 days. Seemed okay. Today I'm in a pot and the software lags. I have to run to the kitchen and I DO NOT press anything so my action should have timed out... But no, I come back to find that the laggy software has made me 4 bet raise the turn (I had nothing and no intention of raising). So I lose about 60 BBs from the stupid software lagging. Won't be back. Firmly advise others find alternatives. Biggest steaming pile of crap software I've ever seen.

https://preview.redd.it/evck14htqlpg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=282b5bca27d15602ba13558d8d908eb787fb6e17 Yes, it’s real. CoinPoker has launched the CoinRaces promotion with a $1M weekly prize pool in addition to 100% rakeback. This is not the same CoinRaces promotion [as before](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinraces-4-hour-leaderboards-with-a-12000-daily-guarantee-on-coinpoker). Here’s what has changed. # CoinRaces V2.0: Bigger Prize Pool, More Leaderboards, More Winners Cash game players participate in the promotion, including Bomb Pot and All-In or Fold. Leaderboards start every 2 hours. Points are awarded based on rake generated. The more rake you generate, the bigger your reward. Weekly prize pool = $1,000,000. NLHE and PLO players compete in separate leaderboards. Leaderboards are divided into 4 stakes: |**Stakes**|**NLHE Prize Pool Daily**|**PLO Prize Pool Daily**| |:-|:-|:-| |Micro ($0.01/$0.02 + $0.02/$0.05 + $0.05/$0.10)|$2,450|$1,200| |Low ($0.10/$0.25 + $0.25/$0.50)|$14,000|$8,750| |Mid ($0.50/$1 + $1/$2 + $2/$5)|$41,000|$30,000| |High ($5/$10 + $10/$20 + $25/$50)|$26,500|$20,000| # CoinRaces Payouts Payouts are distributed proportionally to the rake generated. For example, if you generate 20% of the total rake at the Low stakes, your payout will be equal to 20% of the leaderboard prize pool for that two-hour period. You can track your progress directly in the game client in the Leaderboards section. # 100% CoinPoker Rakeback Continues Until the End of March In addition to CoinRaces payouts, CoinPoker cash players (and tournament players as well) [receive 100% rakeback](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-launches-100-rakeback-in-march) at 07:00 UTC. This means that the total rakeback for cash players on CoinPoker exceeds 100% until the end of March! Rakeback is paid in cash — the money can be used immediately in games or withdrawn. There are no additional wagering requirements. **Register on CoinPoker through** [**PokerListings VIP Club**](https://vip.pokerlistings.com/) **to get even more benefits.** **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/get-over-100-rakeback-playing-cash-on-coinpoker-with-coinraces-this-march](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/get-over-100-rakeback-playing-cash-on-coinpoker-with-coinraces-this-march) by [Alex Sakuta](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

https://preview.redd.it/o8crgsnm6gpg1.jpg?width=2560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=628fcb314e0e6486cf2e63303f470d99c05466b9 Even though he left the team over three years ago, **Jonathan Van Fleet** continues to play on [ACR Poker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/americas-cardroom).  After leaving ACR, **apestyles** managed to change two more teams — first he was in WPT Global, and in 2025 he moved to CoinPoker. However, his biggest wins and winnings are still happening in Winning Poker Network. On March 15th, 2026, Jonathan became a triumphant of **$109 OSSXL #6 MB $500,000 Gtd,** winning a $46,976.21 prize and $3,250 in bounties. # How apestyles Got the OSS XL Title There were 5,032 entries in the tournament but only 485 players moved to Day 2. They completed the event in just 6.5 hours, with 1.5 hours spent solely on the final table. **apestyles** [entered the final table](https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2723576277) as the chip leader and allowed his opponents to eliminate each other while he carefully continued to maintain his stack. The remaining finalists did his work for him, sending four of the seven players home in the first half hour. The moment three players were left, they immediately decided to check the deal option. However, Van Fleet wasn’t satisfied with the terms and refused, complaining about the impossibility of discussing the deal with his opponents and finding a better distribution of the prize money. The game lasted an hour after that. Jonathan grinded hard to beat opponents and succeeded in the end, welcoming his new title, while clapping and shouting: “*Champion*!”. By the way, the top bounty in this event was won by British player **2RAZZIII**, they finished in 26th place with $54,625 in bounties.   **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/apestyles-won-the-oss-xl-title-and-50k](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/apestyles-won-the-oss-xl-title-and-50k) by [Vasilisa Zyryanova](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)

https://preview.redd.it/vw1fid5w42pg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c8543ca548a1b130be0c903ed0f580a68a06101f After nine months of hiatus, the self-proclaimed best MTT player and favorite eccentric poker streamer of the community is back on [Twitch](https://www.twitch.tv/girafganger7) but not as a free agent anymore. Bert started streaming again on March 10th, 2026 — without prior notice but with a new background for his multiple tables: For a few days he streamed as usual with only one other noticeable change being addition of CoinPoker tournaments to his session. While after CoinPoker’s massive update a lot of streamers rushed to tes its new software, girafganger7’s comeback on this platform became the most unexpected since he was absent from the public eye for the last nine months.But even more unexpected was his [stream announcement on March 13th](https://x.com/Girafganger7/status/2032529575461150878?s=20), containing branded CoinPoker welcome poster — the same style as their newest sponsored pros published as well. No explanations were added except this caption for the poster: ***“BIG NEWS! IM BACK BABY! Streaming 3-4x A Week On Twitch!*** u/CoinPoker_OFF***”*** Seems like this time Bert is back for good in comparison to his 2025 short-lift return. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/bert-stevens-came-back-as-a-coinpoker-ambassador](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/bert-stevens-came-back-as-a-coinpoker-ambassador) by [**Vasilisa Zyryanova**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)

I started doing a deep dive into CoinPoker’s TOS and site after reading a post on r/coinpoker claiming that CP had changed their RNG. My immediate reaction was that there was no way that could be true without players knowing about it. I’m an active and registered player and any material change to something as fundamental as the RNG should obviously be communicated. Well… it turns out they did change their RNG. Not only that, but there was no notification sent to players, and the change only becomes apparent when you compare the recently updated TOS to older versions. I happened to have a previously saved copy of the TOS on my computer and there are several changes, including the RNG language. While digging through their site I also found a new disclaimer related to the RNG. I tried to locate this disclaimer in older versions of their site but couldn’t find any trace of it. What I did notice is that several URLs appear to have been removed recently, and interestingly the only pages I could find that were pruned were the ones describing the previous blockchain based RNG verification method. What’s even stranger is that I found an older explanation of their RNG system where they describe how their old system worked and how other poker sites handle RNG. The funny part is that the explanation they used for “how other poker sites do it” is basically identical to how their current RNG is now described on the site. So essentially they went from a blockchain based verification model to a standard server side RNG model, removed the pages describing the old system, added a disclaimer saying: “The Random Number Generator used by CoinPoker is the same RNG previously used by another leading poker brand, and previously certified by an international gaming accreditation agency. While this RNG is fully tested and has received certification in the past, we are in the process of having it re-certified and fully documented for the CoinPoker platform. This in no way means the integrity, randomness, or fairness of CoinPoker’s card shuffling algorithm is undermined or exploitable. This page will update to reflect the new certification soon.” The disclaimer itself is probably the most concerning part. It strongly suggests that CoinPoker may not just be licensing the UI from PokerBaazi but potentially the backend infrastructure as well. I’m not claiming the site is rigged, but the lack of transparency around such a fundamental change is concerning. If you go through the history of posts across both coinpoker subreddits you can see a pattern of increasingly questionable changes over time. It honestly feels like they’ve been slowly pushing the limits of what they can get away with. Curious if anyone else has looked into this or noticed the same changes.

I started doing a deep dive into CoinPoker’s TOS and site after reading a post on r/coinpoker claiming that CP had changed their RNG. My immediate reaction was that there was no way that could be true without players knowing about it. I’m an active and registered player and any material change to something as fundamental as the RNG should obviously be communicated. Well… it turns out they did change their RNG. Not only that, but there was no notification sent to players, and the change only becomes apparent when you compare the recently updated TOS to older versions. I happened to have a previously saved copy of the TOS on my computer and there are several changes, including the RNG language. While digging through their site I also found a new disclaimer related to the RNG. I tried to locate this disclaimer in older versions of their site but couldn’t find any trace of it. What I did notice is that several URLs appear to have been removed recently, and interestingly the only pages I could find that were pruned were the ones describing the previous blockchain based RNG verification method. What’s even stranger is that I found an older explanation of their RNG system where they describe how their old system worked and how other poker sites handle RNG. The funny part is that the explanation they used for “how other poker sites do it” is basically identical to how their current RNG is now described on the site. So essentially they went from a blockchain based verification model to a standard server side RNG model, removed the pages describing the old system, added a disclaimer saying: **“The Random Number Generator used by CoinPoker is the same RNG previously used by another leading poker brand, and previously certified by an international gaming accreditation agency. While this RNG is fully tested and has received certification in the past, we are in the process of having it re-certified and fully documented for the CoinPoker platform. This in no way means the integrity, randomness, or fairness of CoinPoker’s card shuffling algorithm is undermined or exploitable. This page will update to reflect the new certification soon.”** The disclaimer itself is probably the most concerning part. It strongly suggests that CoinPoker may not just be licensing the UI from PokerBaazi but potentially the backend infrastructure as well. I’m not claiming the site is rigged, but the lack of transparency around such a fundamental change is concerning. If you go through the history of posts across both coinpoker subreddits you can see a pattern of increasingly questionable changes over time. It honestly feels like they’ve been slowly pushing the limits of what they can get away with. Curious if anyone else has looked into this or noticed the same changes.

Hi everyone, I wanted to share some concerns and experiences I’ve had recently with CoinPoker. I’m posting this mainly to see if other players are experiencing the same things and hopefully get some clarification from the team. **1. Deposit bonus changes and communication** It seems that the previous deposit bonuses were removed as CoinPoker introduced a 100% rakeback promotion during March. Personally, I only became aware of the change after contacting support on March 4th. In their reply they explained that the previous poker bonuses (including the 150% Welcome Bonus) ended on March 1st and that unreleased funds were voided as part of the transition to the new platform. Even with that explanation, the change still created quite a bit of confusion among players. Some people were expecting the usual deposit bonuses and didn’t fully understand how the new rakeback system replaces them or how the overall value compares. Clearer communication ahead of time might have helped avoid some of this confusion. **2. Lack of clarity about the effective rake** Another point that I think could use more transparency is how the effective rake is currently being calculated and charged. I contacted support to ask specifically about the rake being applied and how the current promotions affect the final effective rake. The reply I received mainly explained that CoinRaces and leaderboards are currently paused and that a 100% rakeback promotion is running during March in two stages (direct rakeback and promotional redistribution), along with a link to the rakeback page. While I appreciate the response, it didn’t fully clarify the original question about the actual rake being charged at the tables and what the effective rake ends up being after everything is considered. Some additional transparency on this would probably help players better understand the system. **3. Software performance issues** I’ve also experienced several software issues recently. In particular, I’ve noticed what appear to be memory leaks and moments where the client consumes close to 100% CPU usage. I’m not sure what exactly causes this, but it definitely affects performance and usability. Hopefully the dev team is aware of this and working on improvements. **4. Support response times** One thing I used to really appreciate about CoinPoker was how fast and helpful the support team was. Recently, however, responses have become much slower. In some cases I’ve received automated emails saying I would get a reply within a few hours, but the response took significantly longer. **5. Hand history download** Another feature that is currently missing is a way for players to download their hand histories directly. Support informed me that the hand history download feature is still being developed and should become available soon (around mid-March). At the moment, hands can only be viewed inside the client through the Game History section and are limited to the last 30 days. Having an easy way to export hand histories would be very helpful for reviewing sessions, tracking results, or using analysis tools. Overall, I still like the platform and want to see it succeed, but I think better communication and transparency would go a long way toward improving the player experience. I’m curious if other players have noticed similar things or if anyone from the team could clarify some of these points. Thanks.

https://preview.redd.it/dd4q8nvrveog1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=14ba80633fbce73544ac5b1ec26b27dbaca6505d At a time when major poker rooms are relentlessly searching for new ways to attract more new players, [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker) decided to follow the beaten path and, for the second time in 2026, hire new ambassadors. In February 2026, the first quad comprised Frenchman Yohan “YoHViral” Gilbert, Argentinian Mariano Grandoli, and two Americans — Brantzen Wong and Alex Duvall. The March 2026 trio includes more young and recognizable players and content creators. # Abby Merk Young American professional poker player **Abby Merk** made a splash in the poker community in 2025 by being active everywhere: as a girl boss at the poker tables, a content creator on X, YouTube, Instagram, and a star of cash game broadcasts alongside legends like [Phil Hellmuth](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-player/phil-hellmuth). Her infectious smile, sense of humor, and courage in expressing her opinion on controversial topics made Abby a face for a prominent part of the poker community: young competitive women. But she wasn’t just hanging around — she was also playing poker. And quite successfully. In November 2025, Abby won her first title, winning the APT Championship NT$3K Atomic Pineapple tournament for NT$85,700. Abby Merk at the APT Championship 2025 It’s not clear yet what exactly she will be doing as part of her new partnership. So far, she’s started by advertising a month of [100% rakeback on CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-launches-100-rakeback-in-march), as well as “lending” her face to a 150% casino bonus banner on the site. # Lasse Jagd Lauritsen At first glance, Danish poker streamer (and former PokerStars Team Pro) **WisternJL** is a rather surprising choice for the CoinPoker team. Mainly because he was relatively quiet on social media from October 2025 to March 2026, streaming only on Twitch, where he has almost 27K subscribers. But therein lies the catch. Lasse Jagd Lauritsen The last time Lasse was active on social media was when **Scott “Pokerbrahs” Kenyon** [posted](https://x.com/pokerbrahs/status/1975013790971572296?s=20) about his 250 hours — over 10 days! — of nonstop poker streaming on Twitch: Lasse Jagd Lauritsen: 250 Hour Live Stream Lasse [commented](https://x.com/WisternJL/status/1975128784971129001?s=20) on this, saying that he set this record by accident while trying to complete a bankroll challenge: I am out here beating twitch poker records because I am slow at building a bankroll 😂 It turned out he even slept during the stream so as to not interrupt his session which  was a “*little bit weird the first couple of days*” — but then he got used to it. He has also been a loyal ambassador for PokerStars for a full five years, doing his best to attract young players to online poker by being outspoken and genuine and regularly streaming and attending live tournaments when needed. Such a dedicated professional player is exactly what the public part of the CoinPoker team is missing, as it has recently recruited a slew of high rollers, content creators, and live poker players, leaving the poker community’s largest segment — low- and mid-stakes online grinders — underrepresented. # Alejandro Andres Lococo Alejandro is another former PokerStars ambassador, an Argentine battle rapper and blogger known by his stage name Papo MC, who also is a big fan of poker. Alejandro Andres Lococo YouTube Channel He may not be as popular among the English-speaking portion of the poker community but he is incredibly popular in Latin America, with over 2.58 million subscribers on YouTube and 1.8 million followers on Twitch. However, Alejandro isn’t just a tourist coming to play poker. He has already won several major tournaments, including: |**Event**|**Festival**|**Year**|**Prize**| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |$500K Triton Million|WSOP Paradise|2024|$12,070,000| |€1K Eureka Main Event|EPT Prague|2022|€417,820| |$5K NLH 6-Handed|EPT Cyprus|2023|$102,292| |€2K NLH Deep Stack|EPT Prague|2022|€88,560| |€1K NLH Hyper Turbo|EPT Barcelona|2022|€63,800| Him being added to the CoinPoker team is perhaps the most unsurprising of all three March additions. Almost from the beginning, the brand has shown a great interest in Latin America and Argentina in particular, not only through various geo-targeted promotions but also through a partnership with the Argentinian Football Association. However, with the arrival of PapoMC, the room has every chance to reach a new level of coverage in this region, using his popularity to promote its brand among young people across Latin America. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-expanded-its-team-with-three-new-sponsored-pros](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-expanded-its-team-with-three-new-sponsored-pros) by [**Vasilisa Zyryanova**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)

HELLO SORRY I DONT POST MUCH BUT THIS IS A JOKE I FINISHED 2ND IN THE LEADERBOARD BEFORE THE UPDATE AND NOW THEY ARE REFUSING TO GIVE ME TOURNAMENT TICKETS AS IT IS STATED ON THE LEADERBOARD PAGE THEY ARE SAYING I NEED TO WAGER MY 350 WIN WHICH SHOULD BE IN TICKETS 10 TO 1 AFTER PLAYING 6-7 TOURNAMENTS THE PROMO BALANCE DOESNT EVEN MOVE SUPPORT IS JUST JOKING AROUND NOT EVEN ANSWERING MY QUESTION ? CAN ANYONE FROM TOP10 CONFIRMED HAVE THEY BEEN PAID? Secure your share of $5,000 in tournament tickets each week. The top 50 places are paid with a staggering $500 reward going to the winner. All prizes are awarded in the form of CoinPoker (TOURNAMENT TICKETS) and do not have a cash equivalent. THIS IS WHAT IT SAYS

https://preview.redd.it/1ekvfzslavng1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e30d62f9893b0605d4d3b98da24f4b99a76b8ef8 Level Up Tournament Series will run throughout March. As part of the series, 5 tournaments every day will run with no rake. CoinPoker also promises to track the number of entries in each tournament daily and boost guarantees. # Dynamic Prize Pools & 100% rakeback: two features of the Level Up Tournament Series The full schedule of the series has not been published. It is stated that 5 tournaments every day will run as part of the Level Up Tournament Series. Enter «LUS» in the search bar to find the series tournaments in the lobby. **Boosted gurantees.** CoinPoker will review tournament performance on a daily basis throughout the series. Based on participation and demand, CoinPoker will increase guaranteed prize pools (GTD) for upcoming editions of featured events. **100% rakeback from the Level Up Tournament Series will be returned in the morning the next day**. The Level Up Tournament Series is part of a [100% rakeback promotion](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-launches-100-rakeback-in-march) to mark the room’s global update. # Schedule of the Level Up Tournament Series on Sunday, March 8 (start time UTC): 12:08 — $88 Sunday Special Asia $20K GTD 12:08 — $22 Mini Sunday Special Asia $10K GTD 13:38 — $122 CoinMasters Asia BITCOIN $60K GTD 14:05 — $25 Sunday Mini Kickoff $15K GTD 14:05 — $5.50 Sunday Micro Kickoff $3K GTD 14:05 — $109 Sunday Kickoff $40K GTD 15:05 — $215 Sunday Warm-up $50K GTD 15:05 — $11 Micro Sunday Warm-up $5K GTD 15:05 — $44 Mini Sunday Warm-up $20K GTD 15:05 — $215 Sunday Warm-up $50K GTD 17:05 — $1,050 Falcon $150K GTD 17:05 — $150 CoinMasters BITCOIN $175K GTD 18:05 — $55 Sunday Main Event $25K GTD 18:05 — $530 Sunday Main Event HR $100K GTD 18:05 — $8.88 Sunday Mini Main Event $5K GTD 19:30 — $320 Bencb Sunday Champion $60K GTD 19:30 — $109 Bencb Sunday Crusher $30K GTD 19:30 — $5.50 Bencb Sunday Mini Crusher $2.5K GTD 21:30 — $55 Big Bencb Sunday Bolt $10K GTD 21:30 — $5.50 Sunday Bolt \[Hyper\] $1K GTD # Four new tournament features on CoinPoker **2-Days Events.** Three mains for $11, $55 and $215 (guarantees unknown) will take place on March 22–23. These will be the first tournaments in a two-day format on CoinPoker. **Bubble Protection**. If you register before the tournament starts and bust on the bubble, your buy-in will be returned. **Blind Rollback.** A feature designed to prevent the final table from turning into a shove-fest. **Final Table Deals.** A feature designed to minimize the impact of variance for players who reach the final table. All these features were introduced after the room’s global update on March 2. You can read more about it here. [Register on CoinPoker through the PokerListings VIP Club](https://vip.pokerlistings.com/)C to get additional advantages from playing. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-level-up-tournament-series-with-no-rake](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-level-up-tournament-series-with-no-rake) by [**Alex Sakuta**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

https://preview.redd.it/b1h6bjtu9vng1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=12eeba82865f8d7a2fa89fc0b9176a566778f553 Is there a quick and easy way to get better at NLH? In 2023, Jonathan Little decided to show the poker community that there is by writing a book titled “[100 Essential Tips to Master No-Limit Hold’em](https://dandbpoker.com/products/100-essential-tips-to-master-no-limit-holdem)”. Thanks to D&B Poker, I had the opportunity to read and review this book, just as I have done previously with one of Little’s most useful books — [The Complete Poker Workout](https://www.pokerlistings.com/blog/complete-poker-workout-jonathan-little-book-review). # Overall Advice Is The Best Part of the Book ***100 Essential Tips to Master No-Limit Hold’em*** starts off strong with a clear and convenient list of topics you can find in the book. Titles are primarily short and easy to remember, such as ‘Don’t Get Fancy’, ‘Call All-ins Intelligently’ or ‘Trap Maniacs on the Flop’. All tips are divided into seven sections depending on what you are interested in: Basic Principles, Preflop Strategy, Flop Strategy, Turn Strategy, River Strategy, Format Adjustments and Other Topics. The last section isn’t focused specifically on how to play Hold’em but contains a lot of general advice for players, including explanations on why you should be attentive to your health, how to distinguish between different forms of rakeback, what you need to know about bankroll management, etc. This book isn’t as easy to read and approachable as Little’s guide was. A lot of sections are long and overloaded with different information to cover a specific topic as much as possible. It reads more like a collection of detailed lectures than a set of tips. It is also worth noting that some sections are formulated quite easily to digest and remember — my personal favorite is Chapter 16: Play Wider Ranges with an Ante and No Rake. Finally, diagrams and tables in this book are very useful and easy to understand, memorize and use when they’re needed. You just need to get used to some of the design decisions to appreciate it fully. # Inconsistency Can Mess With Your Head From the get-go, the book isn’t really sure who its target audience is. It talks with cash players, tournament players, live regulars and online grinders simultaneously , often not specifying exactly who should be following these tups. It gives you the most basic foundational advice for non-experienced players along with examples of GTO play and also insists that you need to have at least a basic understanding of GTO strategy, otherwise you simply won’t be able to notice when your opponents deviate from it. Some explanations are clearly made for newbies but these are also inconsistent. For example, Little describes what rake, limp/3bet, and lojack are — but not hijack. Diagrams, while clear and easy to understand, are all over the place. They are mentioned right after a section as often as on the following page after a few long paragraphs. Such a design isn’t convenient, especially for an e-book. The most consistent part of the book is the repetitive advertising of PokerCoaching, which is so overwhelming that at some point your brain just stops seeing it. Finally, some parts of this book simply aren’t correct. One of the most disturbing ones for me is: **100 Essential Tips to Master No-Limit Hold’em** Also, reference the charts while playing when you are unsure of what to do. Of course,you will not be able to actually reference the charts during a hand (if you are playing online, do not break the terms and conditions of your site!) but you can reference them before or after a hand. The contemporary online grinder knows that a lot of poker rooms have nothing against players using static charts. They are allowed in the most popular rooms, moreover — some of them, like [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker), even give them to players right inside the lobby. # The Book Is Useful but Messy Despite all its short-comings, ***100 Essential Tips to Master No-Limit Hold’em*** is quite good. You might not master NLH by reading it but you can find a lot of useful and applicable advice here, meaning this book is worth a read. However, if you aren’t a fan of long and detailed lectures, this book may not be as good a pick for you as The Complete Poker Workout. Source: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/blog/100-essential-tips-to-master-no-limit-holdem-by-jonathan-little-a-detailed-review](https://www.pokerlistings.com/blog/100-essential-tips-to-master-no-limit-holdem-by-jonathan-little-a-detailed-review) by [**Vasilisa Zyryanova**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)

after grinding my behind off and losing some dollars in the process i got … NOTHING i emailed coin poker support over 12 times to receive my $50 ticket i ’won’ for 35th place at the weekly tournement leader board. they manage to reply one time with some general email about 100% rakeback starting march 2th. what the actual f.. is wrong with coinpoker and their support? does anyone here also didnt get paid their tournement ticket? after the ‘update’ they ‘worked so hard on’ (POKERBAAZI CLONE)i have decided to never put one more dollar on coinpoker. also a week before the update support told me to buy CHP to receive 33% Rakeback every Monday. All i have now is a bunch of CHP i bought with my real money and i never got any rakeback. i basically lost Money TWICE. because of coin poker support misleading me. I dont want to play here any more, im very angry about how they f-ed me. just stuck with a couple hundred CHP left in my account preventing me from permanent deleting my account with coin poker. the software itself i have already deleted. hopefully i see my $50 ticket some time. my rakeback from before 2 march or the money i spent on chp

I’m looking for online poker sites that offer good freeroll tournaments (no deposit if possible). Which sites currently have the best freerolls in terms of: Frequency (daily / weekly) Prize pools Easy registration I’ve heard about sites like CoinPoker, 888poker, PokerStars, and ACR, but I’m not sure which ones actually have the best freerolls right now. If you grind freerolls, which sites do you recommend and why?

Let’s take a look at the new version of CoinPoker. Personally, I think the update turned out pretty well. There are a few small bugs, which was to be expected. So far there has been an update almost every day, and I’m sure the developers are working on fixing the issues. I like the overall look of the site, especially the tables. It’s not particularly innovative, but it looks good — similar to GGPoker. Whether CoinPoker bought the software from some Indian provider or not honestly doesn’t matter to me. The design is appealing and there are plenty of nice features and emotes. That’s exactly the kind of thing that attracts and entertains recreational players, which is ultimately what you want on a poker site. The integrated HUD does its job and includes all the important stats. Of course, I would prefer to use my own HUD, but the built-in one is perfectly fine for now. One feature I would really like to see is the ability to export hand histories so players can analyze their games properly. Hopefully that will be added in the future. For example, this is already possible on PartyPoker. What surprises me is the amount of criticism in various forums and subreddits, because from my perspective the update and the playability of the site are quite solid. Just to be clear: this opinion only refers to the update itself and the usability of the site. The concerns about the operators that have been discussed in different forums are a separate topic and are not what I’m addressing here.

The internet is so full of information, some good, some bad. I figured the best way to get to the bottom of whether or not CoinPoker is a good site to play online poker or otherwise gamble on is to ask Reddit their opinion. In order for this to work well I would like to ask everyone to provide as much detail as possible in their responses. But hey, if you only have time to leave a few sentences, that is cool also! The top 10 things that matter to me when reviewing Coin Poker dot com, in no particular order, are: 1. What is your overall opinion on CoinPoker? 2. Has CP treated you well as a customer? 3. Do you trust CoinPoker? 4. Are the games fair? 5. Is the rake good or bad? 6. How are the deposit and withdrawal features and fees? 7. Tracking software? 8. Cash game and tournament options? 9. Is the RNG biased? 10. Any scandals or otherwise untoward behavior from CoinPoker or its parent companies that you are aware of? I am sure there are things I missed and **I would very much appreciate it if you included those other items as well** when you leave your opinion about Coin Poker here in this thread. I am a bit concerned about this new software update they dropped in March 2026. I have read many of the posts and comments about it over the last few days and they seem to be tilted very negatively. Also I am hearing rumors rhat Coin Poker was bought out some time a year or two ago and that the new owners of CoinPoker may have ties to crypto scams. Is that true? Thanks so much for your help fellow Redditors!

Hi everyone, I wanted to ask if anyone here has experience with **CoinPoker voiding outright bets**. I placed a **single bet on FC Thun to win the Swiss Super League (championship winner market)**. The bet was placed on **Sep 9, 2025** with **odds of 1.15**. According to my bet slip: * Market: **Outright – League Winner** * League: **Switzerland – Super League** * Selection: **FC Thun** * Odds: **1.15** * Bet type: **Single** At some point the bet was suddenly marked as **“CANCELED”** in my account and the stake was returned. What confuses me is that this was **not a regular match bet**, but a **season winner / outright market**, so I’m not sure under what circumstances sportsbooks usually void those. The league itself obviously wasn’t cancelled and I didn’t see anything unusual about the market when placing the bet. So I’m mainly curious: * Is it normal for sportsbooks to **void outright winner bets** like this? * Has anyone seen **CoinPoker cancel futures / championship bets** before? I’ve attached a screenshot of the bet slip showing the cancellation. Any insights would be appreciated.

Hi everyone, I wanted to share something that just happened to me on CoinPoker and see if anyone else has experienced something similar. I placed a **single bet on FC Thun to win** in the **Swiss Super League**. The bet had **odds of 1**:**15** and was placed on **Sep 9, 2025**. Details from the bet slip: * Market: **Winner – FC Thun** * League: **Switzerland – Super League** * Match date: **Sep 12, 2025** * Odds: **1:15** * Bet type: **Single** The season was essentially decided and the bet looked **almost guaranteed to win**, but suddenly the bet was marked as **“CANCELED”** in my account. I did **not receive a clear explanation** from CoinPoker as to why this happened. From what I understand, bookmakers usually only void bets if there is: * an obvious odds error * a cancelled/postponed match * a wrong market listing None of those seem to apply here. Has anyone here experienced **CoinPoker voiding bets like this**, especially when the bet is already basically won? I’ve attached a screenshot of the bet slip showing it marked as **CANCELED**. Would appreciate any insights or similar experiences. Thanks.

Hey everyone, I'm an online MTT player grinding $5–$20 tournaments on CoinPoker (screen name GhostnEleven). I have around 100+ tournaments tracked and recently won a $10 PKO with \~$231 in bounties. Due to work being paused for a few weeks I have time to grind but I currently don’t have a bankroll. I’m curious how small-stakes online players typically find staking opportunities. Do people usually sell small packages first, or approach backers directly? I know of two plus two and I've put a post up there. Anyone know a good strategy to get noticed? Happy to share Sharkscope or discuss. Just looking for advice from people who have experience with staking.

https://preview.redd.it/8bawngowi3ng1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b1c87c1f14d3084fb1bfaac2860627fd42a9f955 On March 2, 2026, the most popular crypto room on the market, [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker) released its brand new app. The launch of the new app — while contemporary and visually much more vibrant — wasn’t an easy one. The poker community didn’t appreciate the performance issues or the myriad of bugs. It also didn’t react good to the design, which is suspiciously reminiscent of its competitors. What are the most noticeable changes of the CoinPoker app, which novelties could be seen as questionable, and what will the poker room be doing to fix issues — read in our article. # CoinPoker Became Simultaneously Dark & Shiny The new design of the room’s client is nothing like it was before March 2026. It has more colors, better section distinction, changes of frames and easier to read plates. However, you can feel the doppelganger effect right from the first section of Cash Games where stakes are placed on the left side of the window, while tables appear on the right side each time you choose specific stakes. https://preview.redd.it/uxaiozzkj3ng1.jpg?width=780&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=764c24f85211057f5ba815e29af2db2c42580041 The brand new **All-in Or Fold** section has an identical frame, featuring 4-max NLH $0.10/0.25 — $50/100 and PLO4 $0.10/0.25 — $100/200 tables without other specific features. Both **Tournaments** and **Freerolls** sections are also similar to each other, making navigating there easier than before. Tournament lobbies are now available in two formats — a brief summary to the right of the schedule and the full-size separate window with more detailed information. Unfortunately, only tables and the main lobby can be resized for your convenience. All other windows can’t be resized and aren’t very convenient to work with. From now on CoinPoker opens a new window almost every time you want to check something, On the other hand, tables are now quite easy to read, especially in comparison to the previous design. You can even adjust the visuals according to your taste via Settings. There aren’t many choices but having even a few of them is definitely nicer than having none. Finally, you can listen to music in the new lobby. Not of your choice, of course — more like some forgettable tune you can hear before the start of a random poker stream. # New Feature for Studying Without Leaving the Room For those who dreamed about merging studying tools and the poker room lobby into one beautiful and partially convenient thing, CoinPoker has chosen to experiment — and integrated **PokerIntel** into the new software. It offers players an overview of their statistics, insights about them and their opponents, access to the EV Chart, Pre-Flop Guide, Analysis of Tagged Hands and Odds Calculator in one place. As a bonus, players also got an opportunity to follow their run via **Showdown Meter** — a tool counting your showdowns and bad beats to give you a quick evaluation of your run on CoinPoker from Ice Cold to Fiery Hot. In theory, all these features are here to help players become better in poker. In reality, other rooms already tried to give players things like that without tremendous success. Still, maybe CoinPoker’s features can change the status quo — we’ll see. # Opponents’ Stats Are on Display Now Finally, the new software has new player profiles available at the table by clicking on the player. The profiles contain game stats — mini-HUD with a field for the note — a bad beat counter and color grade to mark an opponent. The design in this case is also nothing new but that’s not the main problem. The player’s profile opens directly on top of the played table — and you can’t move it to the side without closing the profile first to look at what’s happening or perform an action at the table. At the same time, the hand history opens in a separate window that can’t be reduced in scale — only stretched or compressed vertically. However, all these and other changes are going to be improved over time “non-stop” — at least, that’s what CoinPoker ambassador Ben Rolle [promised on X](https://x.com/bencb789/status/2029193280794120565?s=20) (formerly Twitter). Source: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-updated-software-everything-changed](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-updated-software-everything-changed) by [**Vasilisa Zyryanova**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)

CoinPoker promised a 100% deposit bonus. Then they migrated to new software and suddenly that bonus just vanished. There was **no mention anywhere** that deposit bonuses would not carry forward during the migration. Not in the emails, not in the announcements. Nothing. Support offers **zero accountability**. Just vague replies and no real explanation. I even tried reaching out publicly. Their brand ambassador **Mario Mosböck** has been on Twitter saying he will help players with issues. So I commented about this situation. Guess what happened? He simply **hid my comment** and moved on. Absolutely scummy behavior. When a site operates unregulated and does things like this, you really cannot expect much better. If they were going to wipe bonuses during migration, the honest thing would have been to **clearly state it in the migration email**. They did not. Not even a single line about it.

https://preview.redd.it/iivdws4t6umg1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a5e5aab6e2226c3a977c0779b5b3c38c7a768dbd The second exclusive race for our players came to an end on [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker) on February 28th, 2026. You can find the results on this page. # Who Won the Second Mystery Race on CoinPoker Of all our players who participated in the Mystery race, three proved successful in their pursuit of the biggest prizes. The two-week leaderboard ended with the following results: 1. **turbosa\*\*** accumulated 483.51 points to finish in first place with a $125 prize. 2. **Masterbl\*\*** accumulated 28.14 points to finish in second place with a $75 prize. 3. **kindmi\*\*** accumulated 13.86 points to finish in second place with a $50 prize. **turbosa\*\*** was the winner of the first race as well, meaning they won a total of $250 from this PokerListings promotion. Two other participants were also among the winners of the previous race, receiving $40 and $20 respectively. # The Mystery Draw Results The remaining race participants took part in a randomized draw, where they were lucky enough to win prizes ranging from $10 to $40, regardless of the number of points they accumulated. |**Player**|**Points**|**Prize**| |:-|:-|:-| |thenirou|4.86|$15| |taterto\*\*|9.16|$20| |SlickitySlo\*\*|2.65|$10| |Warlockswo\*\*|0.37|$10| |Q92dha\*\*|3.08|$15| |LTAGua\*\*|0.56|$40| |stan12345|1.35|$20| |tradingserk\*\*|8.67|$10| |YUC\*\*|0.12|$15| The process of selecting players and prizes for them through The Mystery Draw was captured on video. You can watch it on PokerListings’ social media channels — [Telegram](https://t.me/pokerlistings), [X](https://x.com/PokerListings), and [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/DU21K_IjB--/). ***Want to start playing at CoinPoker? Contact*** [***PokerListings VIP***](https://vip.pokerlistings.com/) ***to learn about our terms and conditions, available bonuses, and promotions.*** **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-promotions/the-pokerlistings-mystery-race-concludes-at-coinpoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-promotions/the-pokerlistings-mystery-race-concludes-at-coinpoker) by [**Vasilisa Zyryanova**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)

Went from being the best site for players who are not able to access regulated sites (in my opinion). Too this knockoff gg poker bs, with one of the worst rake structures in the matter of a year. After the free rakes up I’m not touching the site lol. Aside from all the bugs, the interface is terrible. I don’t need all this animated bs lol. Literally get headache from the animations and random noises. The last interface was the best by far. Absolute choke job from their team.

Many of the things that made CoinPoker a unique platform were taken out with this new software. Ante games and 4-max tables being two of the bigger ones to me. 7-max vs 6-max doesn't matter a ton but I liked the quirk. Only offering ante games above 5NL was a great way to incentivize >16 VPIP and action. Removing 4-max tables and replacing them with HUNL tables seems shortsighted, since these tables are fairly likely to be desolate within a year, since whales go broke too quickly heads-up. And for all of this trouble, we get rake increases. CoinPoker used to be the lowest rake site available to many Americans at almost all stakes, with great rakeback to boot. Now it's middle of the pack or worse at most stakes. Very much looking forward to the site becoming a nitregfest due to 6-max, no ante, higher rake.

They removed cent rolls and all other affordable satellites and feeders It looks like CoinPokers new software is some other entirely different poker site rebeanded as CoinPoker. They has removed centrolls and most of the affordable satellites, which is really disappointing for low stakes and small bankroll players like myself. On top of that, when I tried to access the cashier to deposit, I received this message: "Real money deposits are not permitted in your current location due to local laws and regulations. You can continue to enjoy free-to-play features, but depositing funds is disabled." So not only are the lower buy in paths disappearing, but deposits and withdrawals are also blocked from my location. Is this permanent? Would appreciate some clarification from the team or if anyone else is facing the same issue.

* **100% Rakeback in March**: A cashback promotion coinciding with the March 2nd release of new CoinPoker software. * **CoinMasters**: CoinPoker’s ongoing MTT promotion with solid silver and gold-plated coins for winners, plus a $100,000 poker career for the final champion. **Cash Game World Championship (CGWC)**: CoinPoker’s flagship cash game event running several times a year with rake-free tables. Exclusive [link with bonus](https://record.coinpokeraffiliates.com/_XN_YyaRbFEjUOsjNOfgKeWNd7ZgqdRLk/1/) Promo code **150BONUS**

https://preview.redd.it/lhlk0vph2amg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=673eb9c18e2b60012eb7f0d5eec0b1bc1b9095b8 Whether you play tournaments or cash, you’ll receive 100% rakeback at CoinPoker in March. The promotion is timed to coincide with a global update of CoinPoker software. Here are the details of CoinPoker 100% Rakeback and a little more information about upcoming updates. # CoinPoker 100% Rakeback in March: Details The promotion will run in two stages: # March 2–15 Players of all disciplines and formats will receive 100% rakeback. It will be credited the next day directly to your account in USDT. No wagering requirements. # March 16–31 All rake will be collected and returned to players in the form of Splash cash drops, cash game leaderboards, or promotional money to use on CoinPoker games or tournament entries. All players are eligible for the promotion. No codes are required to participate. # CoinPoker Software Updates All CoinPoker players will migrate to the new platform starting March 2. Desktop versions for Windows and macOS will be available. Android and iOS users will be able to choose whether to play in the web version or in a standalone app. Some players have already gained access to the new software. CoinPoker ambassador Ben “bencb” Rolle even recorded a gameplay video. The software looks amazing! # New CoinPoker Games and Formats Along with the launch of the new platform, new formats will be introduced. * 6-Card Pot Limit Omaha (PLO6) at stakes from $0.01/$0.02 to $1,000/$2,000 and higher. * Double Board Bomb Pot: a format in which 1 to 3 big blinds are collected from each player before the hand begins, the preflop round is skipped, and the hand starts directly on the flop with two boards dealt simultaneously. * All-In or Fold (AoF): a game in which players have only two options — All-In or Fold. * Multi-Day Tournaments # New CoinPoker Software Features The software will change beyond recognition. And it’s not just about the felt color and card backs. * Built-in HUD (third-party software will not be available) * Upgraded Hand History & Replayer * PokerIntel: poker data that players can use to improve and move up to higher cash game or tournament stakes. * Skill Score: a global ranking system for CoinPoker MTT players. * MTT Bubble Protection, MTT Blind Rollback & Roll Forward The loyalty program will also be updated. This is far from a complete list of the new features that will appear in the updated software. And, of course, the new emojis won’t leave anyone indifferent. The McDonald’s emoji alone is worth it. New software, new promotions, even more traffic, and more action — all of this will be on CoinPoker in March. And to get even more favorable playing conditions in the room, [join the PokerListings VIP Club](https://vip.pokerlistings.com/). **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-launches-100-rakeback-in-march](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-launches-100-rakeback-in-march) by [**Alex Sakuta**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

🚀 CoinPoker Levels Up on March 2nd On March 2nd, we launch our brand new CoinPoker client! New engine, upgraded interface, new formats, and a fully revamped experience. To mark the level up, we’re running a \*\*100% Rakeback promotion for the entire month of March.\*\* \## 💸 100% Rakeback All March Every real money game you play this month feeds value straight back to you \### March 2 – 15 100% of your rake is credited back daily to your Wallet. Cash games, tournaments, All-In or Fold. It all counts Claim it every day. \### March 16 – 31 100% rakeback continues through rewards. Splash pots, leaderboards bigger than ever, and a brand new way to unlock promotions. New client. Bigger rewards. All your rake back for March. 👉 If you’re putting in volume, this is the month to do it. https://www.instagram.com/p/DVQ5FiwgGFo/

CoinPoker is doing a huge push to grow their company and brand. It’s insane how many creators they’re partnering up with (including myself). Different people are offering different promos with their code so do your own research, but there’s a lot of value for signing up right now. For instance, I’ll be giving away $5k/month to people who sign up with my code: BRAN in various giveaways, freerolls etc. this month I’m giving 5 random people $500 for using my code and also having a meetup game on Feb 28th at 1-4pm PST where 5 more people will get $500. In March I won’t be doing a giveaway because of the no rake, but in April I’ll be giving away $10k. Anyway obviously it helps me if you use my code, but regardless do your own research and good luck on the felt

On March 2nd, CoinPoker drops its brand new client. New engine. Smoother feel. New formats. A completely upgraded experience. And to celebrate? 🔥 **100% Rakeback all March.** Every real money game you play puts value straight back into your wallet. **From March 2nd to 15th** Get 100% of your rake credited back daily. Cash games, tournaments, All-In or Fold. It all counts. Claim it every day. **From March 16th to 31st** 100% rakeback keeps rolling through splash pots, bigger leaderboards, and fresh promo mechanics. New client. All your rake back. All March. If you’re putting in volume, this is the time.

I live in California :-( I used to play on stake.us but I no longer can, I’m now playing on coin poker, but to be honest I’m not the biggest fan of it. I do enjoy a chat function, I do not like having limited bet options (only potions are small blind,big blind, 2x raise, and all in), and I would like to be able to have a decent amount of different games to choose from. What are your guys suggestions? What are your favorite websites to play on and why?

I have now cancelled the Club WPTGold BR Challenge as I did not truly want to do it. (I was being restricted from depositing for a while and now I was able to deposit a real balance to play with) My content is now going to be across lots of different platforms. WSOP, WPTGold, CoinPoker, ACR, PokerNow (for my content game) I am growing a discord community where I will put together Rake-Free games for my supporters. Offering a fun place to play, gamble, and just enjoy the game. Nits are NOT allowed to play in these games. You can see the first game on YT for an idea of how it would play. Hope you guys can support the journey and enjoy the content. \-TBT

https://preview.redd.it/y7plrprpiklg1.jpg?width=339&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=103b503565c14f5caa12da62bc3821c36db8fdc0 First, I registered a friend of mine there; he was looking for such a service, and then money accumulated in my account. Coinpoker banned withdrawals to a crypto wallet, only to my Coinpoker account. Okay, I figured I'd change it. I did the change, enabled two-factor authentication, and after 10 emails to support, I received this. There is a full correspondence with the support service.

I have been playing on Coin Poker for the last months but am looking for something with more traffic and better software. Since I live in The Netherlands my options are quite limited. I can use a vpn which gives me more options. I have looked at ACR but when connecting from the UK I cannot deposit crypto without the whole kyc thing although looking on the internet I think this should be possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

https://preview.redd.it/o1oe3886jalg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4a1552ca0f6953df2cf380781e933329b59600b5 Forget CoinPoker as you remembered it before. Approximately almost everything will change. # What will be updated on CoinPoker? [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker) announced updates on social media today. The full list of changes is not yet available. CoinPoker ambassador Mario Mosböck said: >**Coinpoker** > More than 8,000 members of the CoinPoker community on Discord have already tested the new software. # New rewards for all CoinPoker players starting March 2 So that players can get acquainted with the new software as comfortably as possible, the room will provide new rewards for all players. In addition to a 150% first deposit bonus up to $2,000 and an updated loyalty program, the room will prepare something else. Promotion announcements will be published on CoinPoker’s social media. # More CoinPoker ambassadors CoinPoker will announce the name of a new ambassador in March 2026. Who it will be, there is not even a hint yet. We remind you that the room’s team of ambassadors includes Patrick Leonard, Ben “Bencb” Rolle, Mario Mosböck, and Nik Airball. Also in February, YoH Viral, Mariano, and Brantzen Wong joined the CoinPoker Creator Squad team. # March will be hot for CoinPoker New software, new promotions, even more traffic, and more action — all of this will be on CoinPoker in March. And to get even more favorable playing conditions in the room, join the [PokerListings VIP Club](https://vip.pokerlistings.com/). **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-update-march-2-2026](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/coinpoker-update-march-2-2026) by [**Alex Sakuta**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

apologize if answered recently, did search but couldn't find a thread since 2024. basically title. I'm a longtime coinbase user from the US and have basically dormant crypto on coinbase that I'm interested in having be liquid or moveable. very annoyed with spread and other fees on coinbase. Is there any reason not to/downside to moving my crypto to Kraken or Binance? My primary interests will be crypto, in particular ETH and BTC, to cash and then cash to bank account. I currently have ETH, BTC, SOL and DOT, small amount other shit coins, any issues with any of them on either Krak or Bi? Idk if this matters but I plan on having poker transactions from ACR and possibly things like CoinPoker or WPT. Dont foresee an issue there but generally coinbase and acr have been very compatible, so thought I'd check. Any extra comments in regards to comparisons of staking, fees, security, anything I forgot obv welcome

https://preview.redd.it/z0zr41d6fpkg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1e0d65c7e69ecd7abf2bb68666bfbb9c4e4270f0 The weekend is upon us once again, poker players, and we all know what that means. It is time to grind. Here is a look at the action from across a range of sites for players to get involved with over the course of this weekend. # Rake Races on CoinPoker and JackPoker Pokerlistings readers have been taking to the virtual felts in Rake Back races on [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker) and [JackPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/jack-poker) over the course of February. The first ran from the 1st to the 14th of February, and the last races are in motion on both sites, both of which will conclude at the end of this month. These races are open to Pokerlistings players only, so make sure you sign up through our affilate links to get involved. The premise of the races is simple; earn the most points throughout the timeframe. For every $1 you pay in rake, you will be awarded one point. Players can play any game, any format at any stake. Both races come with fixed payouts for the top three players, then the rest of the field can win a selection of mystery payouts. Here is a look at the winners from the first week, which was claimed by Turbosa who stormed into a dominant lead and didn’t look back. To see the full payouts, [click here](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-promotions/winners-of-the-first-two-week-pokerlistings-mystery-race-on-coinpoker), and to get involved in the action on CoinPoker, [sign up here](https://coinpoker.com/register/?token=3-zcfsGEErzUOsjNOfgKeWNd7ZgqdRLk&source=RegistrationFormLanderMA&affid=1548). # CoinPoker Mystery Race One Top Payouts |**Player**|**Points**|**Payout**| |:-|:-|:-| |Turbosa|319.8|$125| |Doomy7|89.36|$75| |Alibaba|85.16|$50| |Masterb\*|24.43|$40| |Q92 dha\*|4.9|$40| |||\*Mystery Payout Winners| On JackPoker, as well as the second Galaxy Rake Race being in progress, the site are offering new customers [Golden Horse Hoof tickets](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/jackpoker-is-giving-away-golden-horse-hoof-tickets-to-new-players) until February 24th. Players will need to make a deposit of $25 or more to qualify for this promotion. Players will then be automatically entered into a draw where winners will receive tickets worth between $5 and $50. [To sign up, click here](https://jack-poker.com/en/promotions/match-bonus/?qtag=106971.b71f70dfd54af93ee_20260220151059), and then you can be apart of the Galaxy Rake Race as well as recieving a chance to draw a Golden Horse Hoof ticket. Here is a look at the players who secured the biggest payouts and Mystery prizes from the first race. [Click here to see the results in full](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-promotions/first-pokerlistings-galaxy-race-on-jackpoker-is-over-results). # JackPoker Galaxy Race Top Payouts[](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/jack-poker) |**Player**|**Points**|**Prize**| |:-|:-|:-| |nsackoduro|3,219.89|$125| |Vaidelis|2,366|$75| |disiplin|2,269.54|$50| |Randomlmprov\*|403.98|$40| |Cuitu89\*|2.82|$40| |||\*Mystery Prize Winners| # Big Guarantees At Low Prices The weekend plays host to the biggest tournaments of the week across the world of online poker. Here is a selection of the biggest prize pools available for under $15 across the internet. # GGPoker [GGPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/ggpoker-review) is one of the premier destinations for [online microstakes tournaments](https://www.pokerlistings.com/blog/where-to-play-micro-stakes-tournaments-pokerstars), and this weekend, they have three tournaments available with a $100,000 guarantee. The first of which is the $10.80 Bounty Hunters Sunday Special, which comes with 12 minute long blind levels for the first 12 levels. Then they will run for 8 minutes each, and this signals registration for this tournament closing. It starts at 3.30 p.m. GMT on Sunday 22nd, and is a worthy addition to any online grinders schedule. Bounties start at $2.50 per knockout.[](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/ggpoker-review) Later on in the day at 6 p.m. GMT the Sunday Hundred Grand $15 $100,000 guarantee kicks off. This vanilla tournament comes with 10-minute long levels throughout, and players can register to this event for the first 16 levels. Five minutes later, another big field bounty tournament will be getting underway in the form of the $15 Mini Saturday Knockout. Players can register for the first 14 levels of play, and levels run for 10 minutes each during this period. When Level 15 starts, the time will be reduced to 8 minutes per level. Bounties start at $3.50 per knockout. Not signed up to GGPoker and want to get in on the action? [Click here.](https://promo.ggpoker.com/welcome-match-bonus-online-poker/?qtag=a21594_t6277_c107Q20260220125728772636_spokerlistings_com_uk&incoming_url=) # PokerStars The iconic [PokerStars](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/poker-stars) still remains popular amongst players of all stakes. Two tournaments in particular standout amongst their wide selection of [microstakes tournaments](https://www.pokerlistings.com/blog/where-to-play-micro-stakes-tournaments-pokerstars). The first of which is a staple in the schedules of many online grinders, the $11 Sunday Storm. This week a big field will assemble to battle it out for a slice of the $80,000 guaranteed prize pool. This two-day event will start at 7 p.m. GMT on Sunday, and finish for the day after the first 6 hours and 50 minutes of play. Day 2 resumes at 7 p.m. GMT on Monday 23rd. Each player will start with a bounty of $2.45, and levels will run for 10 mintues each. For those who like their bounties to be mysterious, at 9.02 p.m. GMT on Sunday night will see the $40,000 guarantee $11 Mini Sunday Cooldown Turbo Mystery Bounty run. Levels last for 6 minutes throughout, and half of each buy-in will go into the virtual bounty briefcase. Expect plenty of fast and furious action, especially when the bounties come into play when the field are in the money. Registration closes after the first 1 hour and 30 minutes of play. Looking to get involved this weekend? [Click here to get registered](https://www.pokerlistings.com/content/134) to one of the internets most famous online poker sites. # ACR [Americas Cardroom](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/americas-cardroom) has plenty of options for the lowstakes MTT players. One of the highlights comes from the [OSS XL Series](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/50m-oss-xl-arrives-on-acr-poker-in-march-2026), and that is the $11 OSSXL $15,000 guaranteed which runs on Saturday 21st. The tournament starts at 4.30 p.m. GMT and comes with a generous structure of 15 minute levels until Level 17. This is when registration closes, and levels are reduced to 7 minutes in duration. As per ACR tournaments, the blind level will be rolled back to a 30 big blind average when final table play begins. On Sunday, the $11 Sunday Splash comes with a $50,000 guarantee. Again, the structure is generous, with 15 minute levels for the first four levels. Levels 5 through 8 will run for 30 minutes, before returning to 15 minutes from Level 9 to 14. From Level 15 onwards, levels run for 9 minutes. This gives players plenty of chance to play, whether they reg from the start or closer to the end of the registration period. Registration remains open for 4 hours and 30 minutes. [Click here to sign up](https://www.pokerlistings.com/content/62) to ACR to get involved with the action. # What’s Next? Good luck to those taking to the tables this weekend, whether that be live or online. Don’t forget to check out our [reviews page](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites), which doubles as a directory for readers to sign up if they want to get involved in the action. That’s all for now, folks. Until next time. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/a-look-at-this-weekends-21-02-25-online-poker-action](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/a-look-at-this-weekends-21-02-25-online-poker-action) by [**Patrick Cole**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/patrickcole)

https://preview.redd.it/0p7m3p48xgkg1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1a233817169b86577ebcaaa451074c2cce417bcf Do you make deposits of $300+ or generate $300 in rake? We have a great offer for you! Start playing in poker rooms with PokerListings VIP Club and get extra rakeback, assistance with payments, software, and much more. # Why join PokerListings VIP Club A simple answer: because we provide more favorable playing conditions. For example, let’s compare a player registering on RedStar Poker on their own vs. with PokerListings VIP Club. |**A regular players receives immediately after registration**|**PokerListings VIP Club members receive**| |:-|:-| |20% rakeback (they need to generate around $900 in rake to get 35% rakeback)|35% rakeback immediately after registration| ||\+9% extra rakeback| ||Regular reload bonuses| ||Free layout| ||Assistance with deposits and withdrawals(There is a 2% exchange fee + a 1% operation fee if the withdrawal is made through the regular cashier)| PokerListings VIP Club provides the most favorable playing conditions: up to 20% extra rakeback, payment assistance (our players’ deposits and withdrawals are processed as fast as possible and without fees), reload bonuses, etc. # Which networks and rooms PokerListings VIP Club works with * iPoker (RedStar Poker, Champion Poker) * CoinPoker * Phenom Poker * Winning Poker Network (ACR Poker, Black Chip Poker, Ya Poker) * Chico (BetOnline, SportsBetting) * 888poker # More than 15,000 players worldwide have chosen PokerListings VIP Club There are 3 main reasons to join us: 1. Our team has been working for over 20 years 2. Our support responds very quickly 3. Real people work in support, not AI # How to join PokerListings VIP Club Go to [https://vip.pokerlistings.com/](https://vip.pokerlistings.com/) and message our manager. You can write via WhatsApp, Telegram, Teams, chat, or email. Tell us what games and stakes you play or which room you would like to register in — and the manager will suggest the perfect deal for you. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/introducing-the-pokerlistings-vip-club](https://www.pokerlistings.com/news/introducing-the-pokerlistings-vip-club) by [**Alex Sakuta**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/alex_s)

I was wrong with my last post, CoinPoker is actually the best platform and others are far worse. Theyre trying their best to give every player a good experience, they have one of the best security teams paired with nice memes on X + a rake structure that is simply not seen anywhere else in the online poker space. Im fortunate enough to call CoinPoker my home, I wasnt quite in time for the online poker boom but Im right on time for the CoinPoker boom, ready to dominate the market share, this will be the new boom cause crypto to the moon! WOOOO

Hi all, I’m a full time software engineer looking to move up in the poker world in my spare time. I’ve been playing poker for about 5 years. I’ve only played online for a couple of those, and mostly private online until more recently. Just started playing 100NL on CoinPoker mostly. I’m on CST and I’ve got access to the cheapest GTOW plan, and PiO as well. My goals are to be beating 100NL and eventually move up in stakes. I don’t have adequate sample sizes to give a win/loss rate at the moment. I probably only play 100k hands / year. I want to increase my volume and also study hours with someone to hold mutual accountability. If anyone’s interested in grinding with me along the way, let me know!

https://preview.redd.it/6qiql4o5y1kg1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1de27a8fe06a4785d23b710fe595c4cd2900346e The first group of PokerListings players on [CoinPoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-sites/coinpoker) went all out to win extra cash on our leaderboard — check out the results of the [PokerListings Mystery Race](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-promotions/coinpoker-1000-mystery-race-interim-rankings), which ran from February 1st to 14th, 2026. # Who Won the Mystery Race on CoinPoker The first two-week Mystery Race ended in triumph for 20 players, but for three of them this finale was especially sweet, since they received the largest prizes. * **turbosa** became the overall winner of the Mystery Race, taking first place and exchanging 319.8 points for $125 credited directly to their CoinPoker account. * **Doomy7** finished second with 89.36 points and was awarded a $75 prize for their dedication. * **Alibaba** rounded out the top three most active players with 85.16 points, earning a $50 prize. # How the Mystery Prizes Were Distributed Mystery Draw was carried out through the Fortune Wheel for the remaining 17 participants of the race. As a result, the prizes were distributed as follows: |**Player**|**Points**|**Reward**| |:-|:-|:-| |Cantplay\*\*|38.85 points|$10| |:-|:-|:-| |CAPitanCAPit\*\*|10 points|$10| |:-|:-|:-| |ColdR\*\*|0.48 points|$15| |:-|:-|:-| |oifrenc\*\*|1.2 points|$10| |:-|:-|:-| |Kard\*\*|0.05 points|$15| |:-|:-|:-| |Nori\*\*|0.16 points|$10| |:-|:-|:-| |Sureshmok\*\*|0.3 points|$10| |:-|:-|:-| |V4lia\*\*|0.23 points|$15| |:-|:-|:-| |Masterb\*\*|24.43 points|$40| |:-|:-|:-| |Kyminkorne\*\*|15.19 points|$20| |:-|:-|:-| |DAHOLE|42.89 points|$10| |:-|:-|:-| |hahahayou|16.73 points|$20| |:-|:-|:-| |nemezida32|0.15 points|$20| |:-|:-|:-| |kindmi\*\*|4.89 points|$20| |:-|:-|:-| |Q92 dha\*\*|4.9 points|$40| |:-|:-|:-| |1bigpok\*\*|0.25 points|$15| |:-|:-|:-| |antolelel|0.44 points|$10| |:-|:-|:-| Congratulations to all the winners! PokerListings looks forward to seeing you again in the next two-week race, which runs from February 14th to 28th, 2026. **Source**: [https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-promotions/winners-of-the-first-two-week-pokerlistings-mystery-race-on-coinpoker](https://www.pokerlistings.com/poker-promotions/winners-of-the-first-two-week-pokerlistings-mystery-race-on-coinpoker) by [**Vasilisa Zyryanova**](https://www.pokerlistings.com/author/vasilisa)