Domain name for poker site

[Farma]

I guess bulletspoker.com is the best there is in the name of choice, it is quite interesting because it may look like a fire something on a target such as gambling 

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[krunox123]

It seems I am the only one who chose chipnjoy.
Well, I have nothing much to say about your domain options. But chipnjoy is relatable to poker site, IMO.

I also chose chipnjoy... its way catchier than the others

I know right! I found that chipnjoy.com is more attractive than the other domain option.

No, you are not, at least someone in the first page also voted for Chipnjoy. Personally I do not like that name, at first I thought it was "chipinoy".

You make it sounds like "cheap noy". lol

[Mr.grin]

I prefer bulletspoker.com, but if you need an idea that I have I propose his name is rollingbitcoin.com, I think it is appropriate to change the name of bitcoin that we have become more

[pinoycash]

Go with betsby.com, good recall value, short and easy to remember.

[camorra]

Seven days have passed since I posted poll for the best domain name for poker site.
Opinions are divided but the main fight is between two domain name options - "bulletspoker.com" and "luckycardz.com".
The main benefits of "luckycardz.com" recalling the comments are: simple to remember, word "lucky" has positive mindset and with this domain name no problems with the implementation of other types of games on the future site, for short, full gambling site or casino.
Benefits of "bulletspoker.com" are: domain name contains the word "poker", so users clearly understand essence of the site, word "bullets" is a slang poker term for having a pair of Aces in the hole in Texas Hold'em and motto of the site will be "fast as a bullet poker" 
I totally disagree that the "bulletspoker.com" limits the activity of the future resource because as history shows Pokerstars had no problem with introduction casino games and sports betting despite the existence of keyword "poker" in the domain name.
You with me?