RE: Coinpoker.com | Online Crypto Poker Room Review
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The CG and Tourney regulars are on the hunt for the CG weekly leaderboard prize ($10k total) and the tourney monthly leaderboard prize ($15k total). Maybe you missed that, as you didn't mention.
https://coinpoker.com/promotions/
Anyway, if you are just coming back to poker, maybe you didn't hear about exchanges-crypto accepting pokersites relation (I don't know how it is in case on other gambling sites.).
Some exchanges, for example Coinbase, ban or even totally block your account if you make deposit/withdrawal to/from crypto accepting poker rooms. I never faced with that problem (i don't use exchanges for D/W anyway), but on pokerforums, I read players' topics, comments, who were the victims of that. I just checked Coinbase, it is in their TC. That's another question how they track your transactions, find out you receive money from a poker room. So that's why some crypto accepting poker rooms already highlight that: don't use exchanges directly.
I mostly just had a basic look at coinpoker from my personal use which is casual cash games. The blocking from exchanges is the same with crypto bookies but I overlooked the idea that they warn about it for that reason.
It is well known since years, here is the first forum thread what I got in the search engine:
https://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/sportsbooks-industry/3240629-email-coinbase-asking-if-im-using-their-services-gambling-purposes.html
Back in time, I was looking for the answer, how the hell do they know, I send or receive crypto to/from a gambling site. I still couldn't find the real answer. Except all their allowed cryptos are surveillance coins, easy to track, almost cbdcs, they just don't publish how they track it.
The freemarket recognized it 7-8 years ago, so they started to use only privacy coins, but crypto gambling sites don't like that either (strange, it would be their interest, too), don't mention exchanges.
It's really stupid anyway, as it doesn't take much to send it through another wallet, but I guess soon they will implement a way to track all transactions with record keeping tags.
Here is the last one I read in a pokerforum. The guy doesn't know what's happened, as coinbase can't speak straight-forward at all. (I don't know why. It must be some legal reason, some laws, TCs must oppose, I guess. Or they just don't want to advertise, wake up crypto people, that they already trace all your transactions.)
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/poker-deposits-withdrawals-54/coinbase-email-522367/#post-6649689