How does crypto poker work?
Crypto poker is online poker where you deposit, play, and cash out in cryptocurrency instead of using cards or bank transfers. At SolPoker, chips are USDC — a dollar-pegged stablecoin — deposited on Ethereum, Arbitrum, or Base, so your bankroll doesn't swing with the crypto market mid-session.
Why a stablecoin instead of Bitcoin
Poker is hard enough without your stack changing value between hands. Rooms that use Bitcoin or Ether expose your bankroll to market swings that have nothing to do with how you played.
SolPoker uses USDC exclusively: one chip is one dollar, before, during, and after your session. You get crypto's fast, borderless settlement without its volatility at the table.
Deposits and withdrawals
Your funds are held in on-chain vault contracts you can inspect on a public block explorer, not in an operator's opaque internal ledger.
- Deposit USDC from your own wallet on Ethereum, Arbitrum, or Base.
- Play cash games and tournaments with your balance — chips are USDC throughout.
- Withdraw back to your own wallet whenever you like. Standard amounts have no holding periods or manual approvals.
What you can play
No-limit Texas Hold'em and pot-limit Omaha cash games run around the clock at stakes from micro to high roller, alongside scheduled tournaments and Sit & Go spins. Everything runs in your browser — desktop or phone, no download.
Every deck is sealed before the deal: committed cryptographically, anchored on-chain, and verifiable by anyone once the hand ends.
Getting started
- Sign in with Google or a crypto wallet — no KYC, no documents.
- Deposit USDC on the chain you already use.
- Hit “Play Now” and the quick-seat button drops you at the best table for your bankroll.