But I was bored on a Tuesday night, had a little extra crypto sitting in a wallet doing nothing (just some leftover USDT), and figured why not give it a shot. I found this link on a forum thread discussing low rake alternatives: . I clicked through, fully expecting a geoblock or a 10-page KYC form asking for a blood sample and my grandmother’s maiden name.
To my surprise, the registration was stupidly fast. I think from clicking the link to actually seeing the lobby, it was maybe 2 minutes? I didn't have to upload a passport scan right away, which is usually the point where I close the tab and give up on new sites. That was a major plus for me. I hate waiting 48 hours just to be "allowed" to give them my money.
I decided to start small. I transferred 50 USDT. The transaction confirmed on the blockchain in a few minutes and boom, balance updated. No need to harass live chat support.
I sat at a low stakes NL Hold'em cash game. 0.05/0.10, I think. I didn't want to get crushed immediately while learning the buttons. The software is... actually pretty slick. It’s dark mode, easy on the eyes, not too cluttered. My first hand, I got dealt pocket Jacks. I raised, guy shoved, I called. He had AK. King on the flop. Of course. Down to $40 instantly. I was ready to rage quit right there, thinking "here we go, rigged setup."
But I stayed. Played tight for the next 45 minutes. The gameplay is fast. Btw, the players at these stakes are absolutely wild. People shoving with middle pair or chasing gutshots to the river. I managed to trap a guy with a set of 8s and doubled up, so I got back to around $75. It felt good to actually see a legit shuffle; didn't feel like I was playing against super-users or bots, just erratic humans.
Then, because I have zero self-control, I took $20 of that profit and went to the casino tab. I wanted to see if the slots were laggy. I played some generic mythological-themed game. Punched the spin button at $1 a spin. Dead spins for 10 rounds straight. Then a small $5 win. Then dead spins until the $20 was gone. Classic. I dropped that $20 in about 4 minutes flat. Lesson learned: stick to the poker tables.
Honestly though, aside from my slot donation, the experience was decent. I’m sitting at $55 right now. I haven't tried to withdraw yet. I’m going to grind the micro stakes for the rest of the week and see if I can turn that remaining balance into $100 before I try to cash out. If the withdrawal is as fast as the deposit, I might actually keep playing here.
Has anyone else here tried the tournaments? I saw they have some decent guarantees but I didn't have time to commit to a 3-hour session yesterday. Let me know if the fields are soft or if it's full of sharks.Statistics: Posted by Kavoren — Wed Jan 21, 2026 8:09 am
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