Crypto-Native Poker Room

CoinPoker Review 2026 — Crypto Poker Room

A genuine crypto-native poker room rather than a casino with poker branding — with a restricted-countries clause that names Iran, Turkey and the US, and terms that allow a balance to be withheld over it.

  • TypePeer-to-peer poker
  • CompanyPanama
  • LicenceAnjouan ALSI-2024
  • KYCDeferred, discretionary
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What is CoinPoker?

CoinPoker is a real poker room. That is worth saying first, because several sites in this list carry the word poker without offering peer-to-peer play — CoinPoker's own terms describe “real-money poker games, poker tournaments, casino games, betting services and related gameplay services”, and the poker is the product rather than a casino table with a poker name.

It is crypto-native by design: deposits and withdrawals run on-chain rather than through banks, which is the reason most of its players choose it. Deep Poker's panel records a minimum deposit of one dollar equivalent.

The part that needs care is jurisdictional. CoinPoker's 2026 terms carry a long Restricted Territory list, and the clause attached to it is unusually sharp: the Company reserves the right to suspend or terminate accounts, void transactions, and withhold or cancel balances where it determines a user is accessing from a restricted territory. Read that list against where you actually live before you deposit, not after.

CoinPoker at a glance

Poker roomYes — genuine peer-to-peer play
ProductsPoker cash games and tournaments, casino, betting
Operating companyPrecise Interactive Inc. (reg. 155771350), Panama
LicensingAnjouan — licence No. ALSI-202412004-FI1
FundingCrypto-native, on-chain
Minimum deposit≈USD 1 (per Deep Poker's panel)
KYCDeferred — at the operator's sole discretion, any time
Minimum age18
RestrictedIncl. Iran, Turkey, India, Pakistan, UK, US

What CoinPoker offers

Poker

Real-money cash games and tournaments, played peer-to-peer. CoinPoker's terms set out that it may “charge and deduct rake, entry fees, tournament fees, service fees, or administrative charges from poker pots, tournament buy-ins, or promotional events”, with the applicable structure displayed on the platform, table or tournament lobby.

We have not independently verified stakes, traffic or the tournament schedule, so we are not quoting figures for them here. Check the lobby.

Casino and betting

The terms also cover casino games and betting services alongside the poker room. As everywhere, those are house-banked and economically unrelated to the poker.

What's good about CoinPoker

  • A genuine peer-to-peer poker room, not a casino product using poker as a keyword.
  • Crypto-native end to end, which removes the bank as a point of failure for players who need that.
  • Names its operating company, registration number, registered address and licence number openly in its own footer.
  • Publishes a detailed 29-page terms document, plus separate AML/CFT, privacy, dispute-resolution and payouts policies, all reachable without registering.
  • A very low minimum deposit, which makes testing the withdrawal path cheap before committing a bankroll.

Things to know before you register

The practical points below reflect how CoinPoker works today. Terms and availability change, so confirm the current details in your account and for your country before you deposit.

⚠ Iran and Turkey are on the restricted list — and Deep Poker's side filters nothing.

CoinPoker's own terms name Iran, Turkey, India, Pakistan, the UK and the US among 34 Restricted Territories. Deep Poker's own access rules for CoinPoker set no country filter of any kind — checked 2026-09-01 — so none of those 34 is blocked on our side, and the entry is in any case currently marked inactive. Do not treat our configuration as a check on eligibility; the operator's terms govern your account, and the consequence of getting it wrong lands on you.

The terms allow a balance to be withheld over it.

The Company “reserves the right to suspend or terminate accounts, void transactions, and withhold or cancel balances” where it reasonably determines a user is accessing from a Restricted Territory, and disclaims liability for account closures, voided transactions or fund restrictions arising from it. That is the specific risk of registering from a country on the list.

KYC is deferred, not waived.

Verification of identity, age, address, payment methods and source of funds can be required “at any time and at its sole discretion” — on reaching transaction thresholds, on suspicion of irregular activity, or simply at any time. Signing up without documents is not the same as never needing them, and the moment it usually bites is a first large withdrawal.

The licence is Anjouan, not Curaçao.

Older write-ups around the web describe CoinPoker as Curaçao-licensed, and four of our own country pages did too until 2026-09-07 — Nigeria, Ukraine, Venezuela and Chile, one of which also named an operating company that does not appear in CoinPoker’s terms at all. Its 2026 terms and footer both say Anjouan, licence ALSI-202412004-FI1. Anjouan is a light-touch jurisdiction: the licence signals registration, not an audit.

How to register at CoinPoker

  1. Read the Restricted Territory list in CoinPoker's terms against where you actually live. It includes Iran, Turkey, India, Pakistan, the UK and the US.

  2. Open the registration page through the link on this page.

  3. Create the account with a username and a strong, unique password.

  4. Confirm you are 18 or over — the terms require it and put the burden of local legality on you.

  5. Fund the account on-chain, confirming the coin and network in the cashier before sending.

  6. Withdraw a small amount early. With deferred KYC, the first meaningful withdrawal is where verification usually triggers — better to learn that at small stakes.

Deposits and withdrawals

CoinPoker is crypto-native: money moves on-chain rather than through banks, which is the whole design of the product.

Deep Poker's panel records a minimum of roughly one dollar equivalent and processes its own side manually. The supported coins and networks are shown in CoinPoker's cashier.

  • Cryptocurrency — on-chainThe primary and intended route in and out. Confirm the exact coin and network in the cashier before sending; a wrong-network transfer is not recoverable.
  • WithdrawalsDeferred KYC means a first substantial withdrawal is the likely trigger for identity and source-of-funds checks. Test the path with a small amount first.

Is CoinPoker legitimate? What we can and cannot verify

Who actually operates it, and under what licence

Operating companyPrecise Interactive Inc. (Panama)
Registration155771350
Regulatorthe Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros
Licence numberALSI-202412004-FI1

Taken from the operator's own published termsCoinPoker — site footer (operator's own site) (operator's own site, checked September 1, 2026)

Widely-repeated third-party write-ups describe CoinPoker as Curaçao-licensed. Its own 2026 terms and footer both state Anjouan, licence ALSI-202412004-FI1.

What can be independently checked

  • CoinPoker's 2026 terms state the platform is operated by Precise Interactive Inc., incorporated under the laws of Panama, authorised under a licence issued by the Anjouan gaming licensing authority, covering real-money poker games, poker tournaments, casino games and betting services.CoinPoker — Terms and Conditions 2026, clauses 1.1–1.2 (operator's own site, checked September 1, 2026)
  • The Restricted Territory list names any country sanctioned by the UNSC or OFAC plus, among others, Iran, Turkey, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States and its dependencies. Users in those territories are “not permitted to register, access, or use the Platform under any circumstances”.CoinPoker — Terms and Conditions 2026, clause 1.3 (operator's own site, checked September 1, 2026)
  • The terms reserve the right to “suspend or terminate accounts, void transactions, and withhold or cancel balances” where the Company reasonably determines a user is accessing from a Restricted Territory, and disclaim liability arising from such closures or fund restrictions.CoinPoker — Terms and Conditions 2026, clauses 1.3–1.4 (operator's own site, checked September 1, 2026)
  • Identity, age, address, payment-method and source-of-funds verification may be required “at any time and at its sole discretion”, including on reaching transaction thresholds or on suspicion of irregular activity. The minimum age is 18.CoinPoker — Terms and Conditions 2026, clauses 4.1 and 6.1 (operator's own site, checked September 1, 2026)
  • CoinPoker's footer publishes its operating company, registration number 155771350, a Panama City registered address and licence number ALSI-202412004-FI1.CoinPoker — site footer (operator's own site, checked September 1, 2026)

Our assessment — this part is opinion

CoinPoker is the genuine article in a category with a lot of imitations: real peer-to-peer poker, funded on-chain, with corporate and licensing detail published openly rather than buried. On disclosure it is among the better operators covered here.

The jurisdictional clause is where a reader should slow down. The Restricted Territory list is long, it includes Iran and Turkey — the first and fifth largest audiences this site has — and the remedy the terms reserve is not a polite account closure but withholding or cancelling a balance. Deferred KYC compounds it, because the moment those two clauses meet is usually a first large withdrawal.

Deep Poker is a registration partner for CoinPoker and earns a commission on registrations. That makes the paragraph above more important to publish, not less: the honest position is that for a large share of this site's own readers, CoinPoker's terms exclude them, and no referral link changes that.

Trust section last checked September 1, 2026. Licences lapse and companies change hands — if you are about to deposit, verify the current position yourself rather than trusting any review, including this one.

Security and licensing

CoinPoker's terms state the platform is operated by Precise Interactive Inc., a company incorporated under the laws of Panama, and that it is authorised to operate remote gambling services under a licence issued by the Anjouan gaming licensing authority. Its footer gives registration number 155771350, a registered address at Advanced Tower Building, Ricardo Arias Street, Panama City, and licence No. ALSI-202412004-FI1.

Anjouan is a light-touch jurisdiction. A licence there means an operator has registered and paid; it is not evidence that games, RNG or solvency have been audited by anyone. That is a statement about the regulator, not an allegation about CoinPoker.

CoinPoker publishes separate AML/CFT, privacy, dispute-resolution and account/payouts policies as standalone documents. We have not audited any of them — we are noting that they exist and can be read before you register, which is not true of every operator here.

Supported countries and restrictions

CoinPoker's 2026 terms define Restricted Territories as any country sanctioned by the UNSC or OFAC from time to time, plus a named list: Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, China, Comoros, Cuba, Eritrea, Estonia, Germany, India, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Lithuania, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, the United Kingdom, the United States and its dependencies, military bases and territories, the Virgin Islands, the Netherlands and Yemen.

Users in a Restricted Territory “are not permitted to register, access, or use the Platform under any circumstances”, and the Company reserves the right to withhold or cancel balances where it determines that has happened.

⚠ Deep Poker's own access rules for CoinPoker set neither an allow-list nor a block-list, so none of the 34 restricted countries is filtered on our side — checked 2026-09-01. The entry is also currently marked inactive in Deep's panel, which may mean the route is switched off entirely; either way, nothing on our side enforces CoinPoker's list, and it is CoinPoker's list that governs your account. Flagged to engineering rather than left for a reader to discover at withdrawal.

The minimum age is 18.

Market guides: poker in Iran, poker in India and poker in Pakistan — regulation, enforcement and the payment rails that actually work there.

Availability information checked July 2026. Country restrictions and licensing change over time, and operators do not always publish a complete list — treat this as a starting point and confirm the current position for your own country on CoinPoker's own site before you register.

Mobile and desktop

CoinPoker's terms cover the website, its subdomains, mobile versions and applications, so play is available across desktop and mobile.

We have not tested the clients ourselves and are not describing their quality here.

How Deep Poker supports CoinPoker players

Deep Poker is a registration partner for CoinPoker and can help you get set up. The limits matter: CoinPoker holds your account and your balance, Deep does not move money there, and Deep cannot resolve a dispute on CoinPoker's behalf — including a dispute about a withheld balance.

The most valuable thing we can do on this page is the jurisdictional check above. If you are in Iran or Turkey — two of the largest audiences this site has — CoinPoker's own terms exclude you, and no registration route changes that.

If you want poker with crypto in and out, published rakeback and money movement handled inside one account, that is Deep Poker's club-based platform, which is a different model described on its own pages.

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18+. Please gamble responsibly. This is Deep Poker's official CoinPoker referral link — Deep Poker may earn a commission if you sign up through it, at no extra cost to you.

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  • 7XLthe other room here whose terms pair a long restricted-countries list with deferred verification and a fund-withholding clause.

See the full comparison on our poker & betting site reviews hub, or learn about the club-based path with ClubGG and automatic rakeback.

Before you deposit anywhere, it is worth reading how to keep your play under control and what your options are if something goes wrong with a payout. Both apply whichever platform you choose, including this one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CoinPoker a real poker room?

Yes. Unlike some crypto sites that use poker as a keyword for house-banked casino tables, CoinPoker runs genuine peer-to-peer play — its terms cover real-money poker games and poker tournaments, and set out how rake and tournament fees are charged from pots and buy-ins.

Who operates CoinPoker and under what licence?

Precise Interactive Inc., a company incorporated under the laws of Panama, registration number 155771350, at Advanced Tower Building, Ricardo Arias Street, Panama City. It operates under licence No. ALSI-202412004-FI1 from the Anjouan gaming licensing authority. Note that older descriptions calling CoinPoker Curaçao-licensed are out of date.

Can I play on CoinPoker from Iran or Turkey?

CoinPoker's own 2026 terms say no. Both Iran and Turkey appear on its Restricted Territory list, alongside India, Pakistan, the UK, the US and others, and the terms state that users in those territories may not register, access or use the platform under any circumstances. Deep Poker's own access rules for CoinPoker filter no countries at all — checked 2026-09-01 — so our side offers you no protection here, and the entry is in any case currently marked inactive. It is the operator's terms that govern your account, and those terms allow a balance to be withheld where restricted-territory access is found.

Does CoinPoker require KYC?

Not at signup, but it can require it at any time. The terms let the Company verify identity, age, address, payment methods and source of funds “at any time and at its sole discretion” — on reaching transaction thresholds, on suspicion of irregular activity, or otherwise. Deferred is not waived, and the first large withdrawal is the usual trigger.

What is the risk if I register from a restricted country anyway?

It is written into the terms: the Company may suspend or terminate the account, void transactions, and withhold or cancel balances where it reasonably determines a user is accessing from a Restricted Territory — and it disclaims liability for any of that. The practical shape of the risk is that deposits and play work fine and the problem appears when you try to take money out.

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