Many Top Poker Sites Still Accepting PlayersCard Player Readers are Eligible for Deposit Bonuses |
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While a number of the major online sites have bailed out of the United States market, pending legal issues, some of the other top online sites in the world are still around and accepting Americans. Check out the internet poker operators below and take advantage of generous deposit bonuses, available exclusively through CardPlayer.com.
Titan Poker is not accepting US players, but is available for our European readers.
1. Bodog
2. CarbonPoker
CarbonPoker is on the Merge Gaming platform, offering a range of poker games, with a rapidly expanding player base. CarbonPoker support is responsive, fast, and courteous. With a variety of stakes, games, and promotions, CarbonPoker has something to offer players of all experience levels and bankroll sizes. The site provides many disciplines of poker, as well as blackjack and a slew of other gambling games. The poker software has unique features, allowing players to run it twice, rabbit hunt, expose one card, and much more. Players can also earn VIP rewards for honing their skills at CarbonPoker.
Card Player readers are eligible for a deposit of 100 percent, up to $600.
3. DoylesRoom
The internet poker site, which was founded in 2004, is home to Doyle “TexDolly” Brunson, Mike “The Mad Genius” Caro, Todd Brunson, Hoyt Corkins, and The Brunson 10 — a stable of some of the best young live pros in the game. Part of the Yatahay Network since January 2011, DoylesRoom offers ring games, tournaments, as well as some casino games.
4. Card Player Poker
Poker fans who want to get in on some action can legally and safely do so with Card Player Poker. The free play and subscription-based poker client awards more than $100,000 in monthly prizes. Join the VIP membership club for added benefits for only $19.99 per month. Whether you are just learning about poker or are an experienced player, Card Player Poker offers something for everyone. Members can take advantage of free Texas hold’em, while competing for cash prizes, UFC and WWE gear and tickets, electronics such as cameras, TVs, and iPads, vacations, and much more.
5. Titan Poker
Titan Poker is one of the top poker sites in the world and part of the iPoker Network. With tens of thousands of online players at peak hours, the site guarantee millions of dollars in monthly prizes, features special sit-and-go tournaments with progressive jackpots as high as $300,000, and award players with entries to major worldwide poker tournaments, including the World Series of Poker, the Irish Open, ECPokerTour, and the Asian Poker Tour. Titan Poker takes care of its players — winning the Gambling Readers’ Choice Award for Best Poker Customer Service in 2011. Team Titan includes world-class players such as Sam Trickett, Florian Desgouttes, Jonas Klausen, Marvin Rettenmaier, Yann Brosolo, and Joel Benzinou.
Note: Titan does not accept US players.
Card Player readers are eligible for a deposit of 200 percent, up to $1,000.
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Comments
snigglebeach
almost 12 years ago
The real question is can i actually deposit easily into any of these sites??? I know with Doyle's its a huge mess. no easy direct deposit.
And if its hard to get money in, how hard is it gonna be to get out???
Anyone know where normal americans are supposed to go???
skatertee91
almost 12 years ago
doyles room is absolutely the ugliest sick gross looking software ive ever seen IN MY LIFE lol
SICMOTHERMUCKER
almost 12 years ago
ANYBODY WONDERING WHY CARDPLAYER STILL WILL SUPPORT THESE OTHER POKER ROOMS IS SIMPLE ITS MONEY.THE PEOPLE THAT OWN THIS MAG HAD A POKER CLUB THAT THEY SHUT DOWN ONE DAY WITHOUT TELLING A SOLE IT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN. BOTTOM LINE IF YOU GOT MONEY AND WILL PAY THE SHULLMANS WILL BACK ANYTHING THEN SCREW YOU IN THE BACKSIDE. IF YOU DONT BELIEVE ME ASK ANY EX SPADECLUB PLAYER THANKS FOR READING
dasgate
almost 12 years ago
I have looked into Titan, but from every account I can find it pulled out of the US in 2006... Did they decide to come back and not tell anyone? I would love to open an account there if it is even possible. Does anybody have more information? I don't want to try and sign up if they are just going to shoot me down.
Also, online poker is not illegal. Fraud is illegal. Those sites seem to have done some sketchy things, and they very well might have. We shall see. In the mean time this all sucks.
agyar
almost 12 years ago
Bodog isn't mentioned? I'm assuming it's an "insufficient kickback" issue, 'cause otherwise it's just weird. And...Titan's site says it w/d from the US in 2006.
Who "writes" this junk?
WPS22
almost 12 years ago
Bodog is #1 on the list....#1...maybe read something before commenting. Also, there is no need to put "quotes" around every other "word" you "write"
Ragaboo
almost 12 years ago
+1
agyar
almost 12 years ago
Article was edited after I commented. Quotes are there for a reason native speakers/readers will probably understand.
tompoker
almost 12 years ago
Are you kidding me? An untold number of US players will likely never get their money back from Full Tilt, Poker Stars, etc., and youre advertising and encouraging players to deposit on other websites in spite of the current indictments? Who says this is just the first shoe to drop? A player has to be nuts to deposit money with any website.
Cashewz
almost 12 years ago
Really? Where did you get this info from about "never get their money back"? Sounds like fearmongering to me. All accounts out there say that the monies are safe and will be returned eventually. Today's news of PS and FTP regaining their domain names is supposed to expedite the process.
That being said, I agree with your basic point: why deposit $$$ anywhere else if you're going to get caught up with the same issues.
vtecvengence
almost 12 years ago
bmpek:
Y ou seem to comment on the negative side of others comments. I'm sure the community would appreciate your idiotic ,mindless thoughts of anything other than being stable enough to call it logic, to just exclude yourself from even trying prove how smart you are. Respect the fact that online poker isn't illegal, but you seem to be confused about what is really going on here. Maybe you just don't want to read and just come up with your own conclusions.
Cashewz
almost 12 years ago
+1. And don't forget his man-crush on Daniel Negreanu.
masterzenn
almost 12 years ago
Ar u f**king kidding me?? Sportsbook.com??????? They f**king bounced my check I paid my bank $35 and They still owe me $840..They never paid me back I been argue with for 1year...
Don't even go that site...I can't belive that cardplayer suppport them....
DrewDowns24
almost 12 years ago
Its really weird guys, everytime I go to my pokerstars account and try to get into a heated .02-.05 cash game its saying something about due to US regulations I cant play! Can anyone help because I have a sick bankroll now and I'm ready to move up in my stakes
Diplomat
almost 12 years ago
there are no local games where im at and i work 2 jobs so i never have time to drive the 2 hours to AC. wtf staten island?, wtf doj?
dasgate
almost 12 years ago
So... the number one site for US players will not accept US players? That is depressing.
Triple415
almost 12 years ago
Hopefully these sites go away soon too. Good riddance to online poker!
Killuminati21
almost 12 years ago
whats wrong you stink and couldnt hack it online fish cake?????????
Croc1
almost 12 years ago
Yea man, online sucks! Multi-tabling and all of this software that is just a sliver of a millimeter away from cheating cheapens the game of poker. There is no way to keep 10 year old kids off these sites and this breaks down the credibility of the game.
Let's meet in the casino, where we can at least see them sweat when my adversary cannot play well because he has no "HUD" to look at and will actually have to play with me for a while before he can decide if I have an aggression factor at all. This will level the field...
agyar
almost 12 years ago
Already posted that I confirmed Titan Poker is not accepting U.S. players. If you try to sign up, the U.S. is not in the list of allowable countries.
My previous comment was deleted. Maybe because I suggested that this article be pulled from the site? Which is still a good idea.
We'll see how long this one lasts. My opinion of Card Player has plummeted.
Oh...I also pointed out that Card Player's site doesn't belong on the list. You can't play for real money. And I said that Full Tilt still allows play for, uh, play money. So, logically...this is just a silly waste of electrons.
Cashewz
almost 12 years ago
Bodog is #1 on the list, albeit without a nice little writeup. So, unless it was added later as an afterthought, it has always been there.
agyar
almost 12 years ago
Sheesh. It was added later. Titan Poker was #1 on the original list.
chuckmag22
almost 12 years ago
NICE!!! Why in the world would anybody even attempt to deposit money onto any of theses sites..Let's say you get money on one of these sites(illegally BTW) and then win something--You really think a deposit is gonna be a reality, think again. Good job CardPlayer-why dont you find a solution, instead of trying to make some cash off your pathetic affiliate scams...
tkrzysko
almost 12 years ago
Yeah don't deal with sportsbook.com they took about 45 days to mail me a $900 check. I cashed $1,000 in the first tourny I ever played on there and then never played on that site again after how much time it took to process a payout. They claimed they were in the process of a software change and that's why it took so long to mail me a check.
trentbridge
almost 12 years ago
Know who the real enemy is in all this:
"Most people reading this don’t know much about how antagonistic the NFL has been toward the poker world. The NFL was a strong supporter of the UIGEA back in late 2006, because of the organization’s misdirected belief that the NFL would be damaged by online gambling. But the NFL went far further in trying to stifle other people’s interests.
Remember when President George W. Bush signed the regulations that would implement the UIGEA, during the lame-duck session of December, 2008? When it came time to draw up the rules that would implement the UIGEA, the task was done in large part by former NFL lobbyist William Wichtman, who had been paid some $2.8 million by the NFL from 2004-08 to lobby on the NFL’s behalf against various gambling concerns. Yes, it was the NFL that played a large role in making active the ridiculous banking rules that now cause headaches for many online poker players. They also worked hard to defeat subsequent regulatory measures introduced by Barney Frank and others in the UIGEA’s miserable wake."
Yes - your beloved NFL is behind all your troubles...
beck21661
almost 12 years ago
I deposited 50 bucks at Cake Poker on sunday night. Took maybe 30 minutes and was so easy. I used the "UseMyWallet" option. I play small stakes so this will work for me. Played at Players Only in the past when it was part of the cake network. Never had a problem depositing or withdrawing. Made several withdrawals. You are allowed 1 per calendar month for free. Thier bonuses are much better than stars. They pay 6 cents for each FPP vs. 1.3 cents at stars. Software isnt quite as good but acceptable. Biggest downside is there isnt many players. You see the same players again and again. I'm still playing. Give Cake Poker a try.
mkrvp1
almost 12 years ago
I have heard this and that regarding the "legality" of playing online poker since GWB gave us the gift of the UIGEA. The travesty of it all was it scared away Partypoker. I know some reading this play for a living and I can understand your angst. Personally I played for fun. I have heard that some states have passed legislation making illegal to play if you are a resident period. All in all I never trusted the sites in the first place but that is beside the point. Now the feds are involved (only to wager a tax on it) I would choose to error on the side of caution and not be involved. There are plenty of casinos, Elks and Moose lodges who run legal charity games for me to seek my entertainment. For those who play for a living, my advice is to move to vegas and rent a house with a few guys/gals. $1000 a month is only a few bets for you guys! I am gonna stick to my 1-2 live game and local touneys.
mkrvp1
almost 12 years ago
I have heard this and that regarding the "legality" of playing online poker since GWB gave us the gift of the UIGEA. The travesty of it all was it scared away Partypoker. I know some reading this play for a living and I can understand your angst. Personally I played for fun. I have heard that some states have passed legislation making illegal to play if you are a resident period. All in all I never trusted the sites in the first place but that is beside the point. Now the feds are involved (only to wager a tax on it) I would choose to error on the side of caution and not be involved. There are plenty of casinos, Elks and Moose lodges who run legal charity games for me to seek my entertainment. For those who play for a living, my advice is to move to vegas and rent a house with a few guys/gals. $1000 a month is only a few bets for you guys! I am gonna stick to my 1-2 live game and local touneys.