Minimum Deposit Poker

Does Bodog still accept US players?

admin — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 10:49:09 +0000

It appears that, very quietly, Bodog has stopped accepting new poker players. There has been no official confirmation of this however, but speculation is widespread that they are no longer welcoming players from America.

With the temporary block on US players at Merge still in force, there are few rooms left open to the USA.

Luvin Poker,on the EverLeaf Gaming Network, and with a minimum limit of $20 by PicClub, is still open to American players.

Also, All In Poker which is on the Cake Poker Network, continues to welcome players from America. Their minimum deposit limits are $25 across all methods, with credit cards being the best option for the US.

Merge Network stops new US signups

admin — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 10:20:43 +0000

All poker rooms on the Merge Gaming Network have stopped, temporarily, taking new players from the United States of America, starting from June 3rd.

This move is to allow the network catch up with the large influx of new American players that their poker rooms received in the wake of Black Friday. The number of player payment transactions almost doubled for this networks payment processors in the last few weeks and this has put pressure on the network.

We are told that this will only be temporary and that the temporary block on new American players will be lifted in four to six weeks.

Right now there are very few poker rooms that are accepting players from the US. Luvin Poker on the Everleaf Network is one that is actively looking for new US players.

US Friendly Poker Rooms

admin — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 10:52:37 +0000

Following the recent actions by the US Department of Justice and the FBI, the number of online poker rooms that accept players from America has been greatly reduced.

With Poker Stars, Full Tilt, Absolute and UltimateBet no longer accepting US players, the remaining rooms that are still American friendly are few, and not all have issued statements regarding their intent to remain US Friendly.

So far the Merge network has said that they will continue to accept Americans and that all player funds are 100% safe.

The poker room on the Merge network with the lowest deposit limits is still POKER HOST.

Poker Host reduces minimum deposit limit

admin — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 15:56:17 +0000

Poker Host has moved to the Merge Gaming Network (March 2010) and have now reduced their minimum deposit limits.

Previously their minimum deposit allowed was $10, but on the new software that has been reduced to $5 for players depositing using the MoneyBookers option.

Not only that, but you can fund your MoneyBookers account using a variety of different methods, and the deposit limit on most of these methods is $5. So, effectively, Poker Host will accept deposit through MoneyBookers from different payment methods for as little as $5.00.

This is great news for American players as Poker Host accepts players from the U.S.A. Before this change, the only online poker room that had a deposit limit of $5 was Everest Poker, and they do not accept American players at this time.