Players can withdraw in USDT, ETH or CHP by selecting either option under the Withdraw tab in-app. Click here for a step by step guide.

Simply select the BTC option under the Withdraw tab in the app. You can also withdraw in USDT, ETH or CHP, which we recommend if you’re looking for a fast cash out. Learn more about BTC withdrawals here.

Our System only supports the original BTC wallet address which is Legacy address, and it starts with a ”1”. BTC can also be withdrawn directly to the exchange if the BTC wallet is Legacy address starting with the "1".

There is no minimum deposit. Minimum withdrawal is 5 USDT.

Community Contributions come in the form of a percentage of cash games and tournaments. Learn more about how Community Contributions on CoinPoker works and what it means for players here.

Yes. Players paying Community Contributions in CHP get 33% rakeback every Monday. Read more about the rakeback here.

Civic is a blockchain-based project, just like CoinPoker. It specializes in safe and secure identity verification. Verifying your account is a simple one-time procedure that you can find explained below. If you need a visual guide, click here for an infographic!

• First, download the Civic application on your mobile device. It’s free!
• The app will ask “Do you have one of these?”.
• Log in to your CoinPoker account. A QR code that Civic is asking for will pop up.
• Click “Yes, I have a code” and scan the code you see on your CoinPoker app.

Please note that you will only be logged in to your CoinPoker account after you verify your Civic ID. However, this is a one-time procedure you will not need to repeat!

• Now, click “Set up your Civic ID”.
• Enter your email address and your phone number.
• Verify your email address and your phone number.
• That’s it! Your account is confirmed. You will be logged in to your CoinPoker account.

To bring transparency to CoinPoker, we introduced decentralized card shuffling software (also known as a random number generator or RNG). Unlike RNGs on traditional poker platforms, the decentralized card shuffler uses input from all players at the table to shuffle the deck in a way that is verifiably fair.

For more details about our decentralized RNG click here. There is also a 1,000,000 CHP Bug Bounty available to anyone who can prove the software wrong. For more information about the Bug Bounty terms and conditions click here.

In terms of gameplay, Short Deck Poker is played just like traditional Hold'Em games. Players check, bet, raise or fold on each street, and there are 5 community cards on the table. There are, however, 3 key elements that make this game unique:

I. The deck contains 36 cards instead of 52, with cards 2 to 5 removed

II. The hand rankings change to the following:

• Royal Flush
• Straight Flush
• Quads
• * Flush
• Full House
• Three of a Kind
• Straight*
• Two Pairs
• One Pair
• High Card

III. Despite the lack of cards 2-5, you can still make a low straight with an Ace (i.e. A6789).

You can find Short Deck Poker tables in the CoinPoker lobby.

If you are already familiar with Pot-Limit Omaha rules, then the only difference in this variation is that you get one more hole card (so 5 instead of 4). For more details on how to play click here.

To play 5-Card Omaha on CoinPoker simple over to the lobby and make sure you have cash games selected. Once you’re there you will be able to find a range of 5-Card Omaha games with limits to suit just about any bankroll.