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Also ich spiele jetzt seit gut vier Monaten und muss ehrlich sagen, zu Beginn hatte ich meine Zweifel, ob so ein Laden mit Coins uberhaupt was taugt. Uber nen Kumpel drauf gekommen, der seit uber einem Jahr Poker mit Bitcoin spielt, und tja – hangen geblieben bin ich am Ende doch. Grade fur deutsche Spieler ist das ohnehin nicht immer easy, was Ein- und Auszahlungen angeht, aber dazu gleich mehr.
Beim Angebot ist ordentlich was los – so grob so 1800 bis 2000 Titel, wenn man alles zusammenzahlt. Die bekannten Studios sind alle dabei: NetEnt mit Gates of Olympus und Sweet Bonanza, plus Betsoft und Yggdrasil, das lauft alles rund. Der Live-Bereich ist von Evolution, richtige Croupiers und Shows wie Crazy Time, da hab ich abends schon zu oft. Und klar, das eigentliche Ding ist fur mich ganz klar das Poker – Poker in Bitcoin eben, darum gehts mir ja.
Zum Bonus: es gab bei mir einen 100%-Bonus bis 500€ und dazu Freispiele, gestuckelt uber paar Tage. Die Umsatzbedingung betragt x35, geht klar ehrlich gesagt, aber lest euch das Kleingedruckte durch. Immer wieder gibts kostenlose Turniere fur lau, da holt man sich ohne Risiko paar Runden. Die neuesten Angebote schaut euch am besten uber [url=https://krypto-poker.de/bitcoin-poker-sites]poker sites accepting bitcoin[/url] falls ihrs genau wissen wollt, lohnt sich.
Jetzt zum Nervigen – das Auszahlen. Per Bitcoin gings bei mir fix, echt sauber. Aber als ich mal die Karte nutzen wollte, hats zwei Tage gedauert und das Ausweis-Hochladen hat genervt. Die ublichen Zahlwege sind alle da, mal ehrlich der ganze Sinn ist ja, dass man schnell und ohne Gedons ein- und auszahlt. Min-Deposit waren 20 Euro, Registrierung ging in funf Minuten.
Mobil lauft es uberraschend gut – App ist vorhanden furs Handy, alternativ im Browser klappt es problemlos. Der Chat ist rund um die Uhr erreichbar, Deutsch ging etwas holprig, zur Not auf Englisch. Lizenztechnisch passt es, das check ich immer. Fur deutsche Spieler, die mal Poker mit Bitcoin ausprobieren wollen – ich zock weiter, schaun wir mal.
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