Is there a non-KYC crypto poker site?

[xenomorfo]

Have you tried playing poker in the Utopia P2P ecosystem [1]? I used to hang out, chat with anons, and play poker, chess, and other games there every day. But I'm not really sure how the situation is there now since I've been inactive for years in their app, both on PC and mobile. If you are not familiar with it, Utopia P2P is an all in one privacy focused platform for payments, communication, games, etc. They have 2 coins, CRP and UUSD. You can play poker there using CRP. You can exchange your CRP to BTC or any other stablecoin privately through their exchange, Crypton Exchange [2].



I may sound like I'm shilling it LOL, it's because, like I said, I've been there for years. I also had some channels and a website running on their network before. BTW, this project is not open source. Some people tend to avoid installing crypto related apps on their PC or mobile if they are not open source. Based on my experience, I had no problem with it. Maybe you can read first and find out if it really fits your needs.

However, if you are a low roller player like me, I think some websites on the Gambling board are already enough. I think small deposits/withdrawals won't trigger any extra verification process.

Source:
[1] https://u.is/en
[2] https://crp.is/en

Very nice, cuteee
So are there games on this site and can you try them without necessarily putting money into them? It would be really interesting to try.
Thanks for letting us know, this name in any case, utopia, is not new to me, who knows where I saw it.

[danherbias07]

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Well, you can play with us, forum members: Crypto Poker Season 2026 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5589815.0. You are a bit late, but you can join the grand finale... $50 buy-in, up to 2 rebuys, also $50. Since we play on Poker Now, it's definitely no KYC...

This is the also the first that came in to my mind when I read no-KYC and poker. +1 to this.

Anyway, you will have a hard time finding a no-KYC casino that offers live poker or just poker. You will need to find groups just like the one that is mentioned by @iv4n. Try going to Discord too and finding some gamblers who are looking for players to play with. Although the difficult part is finding if they are accepting cryptocurrencies as a buy in.

[oll]

Stake Poker is the most reputable, CoinPoker is great

The Stake casino and bookmaker has long required identity verification, and not just for those who want to simply play poker there. (If you read the Stake thread on our forum, you’ll see that even many people who joined as participants in their signature campaign couldn’t withdraw their money because Stake even requested verification documents from them.) This means that this is now a completely widespread practice for them. And it hasn’t been going on since 2025 - it started much earlier, because only those who joined the company at the outset didn’t have to verify their documents, but now this gambling platform has completely lost its status as one that doesn’t require document verification.

[Questat]

(If you read the Stake thread on our forum, you’ll see that even many people who joined as participants in their signature campaign couldn’t withdraw their money because Stake even requested verification documents from them.)

Where can you read this exactly? Because AFAIK, the KYC requirement only affects those who are actually gambling. If you are just part of the signature campaign, you should be able to participate without KYC because you are not gambling.

[oll]

(If you read the Stake thread on our forum, you’ll see that even many people who joined as participants in their signature campaign couldn’t withdraw their money because Stake even requested verification documents from them.)

Where can you read this exactly? Because AFAIK, the KYC requirement only affects those who are actually gambling. If you are just part of the signature campaign, you should be able to participate without KYC because you are not gambling.

The guys who were recruited for the campaign, either 1.5 years ago or 2 years ago, wrote about it in the thread. I saw it with my own eyes.

[Hatchy]

Well, you can play with us, forum members: Crypto Poker Season 2026 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5589815.0. You are a bit late, but you can join the grand finale... $50 buy-in, up to 2 rebuys, also $50. Since we play on Poker Now, it's definitely no KYC...

This should help solve OP's problem, especially since he doesn't want to go through any KYC procedures. I honestly don't believe in casinos that claim to be non-KYC anymore because, one way or another, you may eventually be asked to provide your information.So, I think it's better not to get too carried away by the idea that a casino is completely non-KYC, because many of the casinos we have today will eventually ask for some form of verification.The forum also hosts poker tournaments from time to time. I participated in a few a long time ago, and it was actually fun because you get to play with people you already know from the forum. If OP is interested, he could look into that option as well.

[Rashlyowl]

Have you tried playing poker in the Utopia P2P ecosystem [1]? I used to hang out, chat with anons, and play poker, chess, and other games there every day. But I'm not really sure how the situation is there now since I've been inactive for years in their app, both on PC and mobile. If you are not familiar with it, Utopia P2P is an all in one privacy focused platform for payments, communication, games, etc. They have 2 coins, CRP and UUSD. You can play poker there using CRP. You can exchange your CRP to BTC or any other stablecoin privately through their exchange, Crypton Exchange [2].



I may sound like I'm shilling it LOL, it's because, like I said, I've been there for years. I also had some channels and a website running on their network before. BTW, this project is not open source. Some people tend to avoid installing crypto related apps on their PC or mobile if they are not open source. Based on my experience, I had no problem with it. Maybe you can read first and find out if it really fits your needs.

However, if you are a low roller player like me, I think some websites on the Gambling board are already enough. I think small deposits/withdrawals won't trigger any extra verification process.

Source:
[1] https://u.is/en
[2] https://crp.is/en

A few months ago, I came across information about Utopia somewhere on this forum & knew that they offer several games there, including poker. As I remember, it was difficult to find a room & opponents. I don't know how busy it was when you used to play poker there, but for me, it's no longer worth it.

When it comes to poker, the first thing that comes to mind is Coinpoker, but since bros @OP mentioned he no longer wants to play there, I don't have any other alternatives.

[YOSHIE]

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It could be said that I am not a true fan of poker players, however I have played crypto poker, honestly speaking about crypto poker sites without KYC, maybe on Bitcointalk there are several poker sites that do not require KYC.

As an example:
Topic: Best Poker Platform on Bitcointalk!

Topic: 🃏TonPoker 🃏 - The First & Largest Poker Room On Telegram | No KYC, Rewards 💲.

Topic: 🚀Moonbet Web3 Sportsbook & Casino | No KYC | Web3 Poker Now Available!

BASEPOKER.COM | The Best Bitcoin Poker Platform

Remember, the poker sites above are not my recommendations for you, but as a heads up that there are crypto poker sites operating on Bitcointalk, everything about your decision is up to you, whether you want to try it or not.

[Tetu100]

This should help solve OP's problem, especially since he doesn't want to go through any KYC procedures. I honestly don't believe in casinos that claim to be non-KYC anymore because, one way or another, you may eventually be asked to provide your information.So, I think it's better not to get too carried away by the idea that a casino is completely non-KYC, because many of the casinos we have today will eventually ask for some form of verification.

This has been their usual lyrics used in sweet talking players to their platforms and once you're able to secure something huge, you will be shocked when they will start dragging you up and down just to make sure they frustrate you in a way that it'll be very difficult for you to cash out your money. However, taking most of this their non KYC terms serious is like deceiving yourself because is not true, it is better you go prepared because certainly sooner or later, they will always want to prove they're ahead in the game and if you aren't prepared just as I said earlier you risk losing your money.

[Nathrixxx]

Hi guys, I am looking for a crypto poker site where I can play without going through KYC or uploading ID. Ideally something that accepts Bitcoin or other crypto directly and lets you deposit and withdraw without asking docs, I've had problems with Coinpoker in the past, took me about 2 months for them to unlock my funds, i don;t want it to happen ever again

There are some platform that you will use and they will claim the and not kyc gambling casinos are later demanded of you to provide your personal information's to verify your identity,  you need to be careful of those kind of casino, pretty good, you can discover those that does not request for kyc, but you have to search well to know those trusted poker gambling casinos that does not support for keyword and check their online reviews as well to be rest assured.

[Leahized]

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Recently, many have mentioned several trustworthy poker sites. Undoubtedly, they are good, but always verify before depositing funds. My suggestion is that you can use SwC poker site. It has been marketing for about 7 months last year. Accordingly, I am aware of it.

SwC poker allows deposits of Bitcoin and other altcoins. Depositing Bitcoin does not take much time, rather it only requires 1 block confirmation. And for withdrawals, it takes a bit of time because it is done manually. However, generally, its timeframe is 6 to 12 hours and a maximum of 24 hours. And there are free tournaments for practice. Try if you feel confident, otherwise not.

[Alvin_talk]

Most Casinos you see today were once non kyc compliant before they changed their policies. There is no need running around because any non KYC compliance casino you see today will eventually transition to the other way round on the long run when they gain enough trust.

I wouldn't say it's their fault, they are just trying to stay in business. As you are well aware, regulatory pressure is real, so even if they don't wish to transition, they might be pressured to do so.

[el che]

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I'll suggest SWCPoker as well, they've been around for a long time and have enough traffic to get games going without dealing with KYC.

Though since you mentioned crypto poker, I wanted to bring to your attention that there is a community poker contest currently running on PokerNow. We are actually about to play the finals this Saturday.
​It's a $50 buy in to enter, with 1k on top and payouts running all the way down to 10th place ($180). You can check out all the details and join up in this tournament thread. We'd love to have you join and we'd love to take your money 

[Crypto Library]

I may sound like I'm shilling it LOL, it's because, like I said, I've been there for years. I also had some channels and a website running on their network before. BTW, this project is not open source. Some people tend to avoid installing crypto related apps on their PC or mobile if they are not open source. Based on my experience, I had no problem with it. Maybe you can read first and find out if it really fits your needs.
However, if you are a low roller player like me, I think some websites on the Gambling board are already enough. I think small deposits/withdrawals won't trigger any extra verification process.
Source:
[1] https://u.is/en
[2] https://crp.is/en

Actually, those who know about Utopia or have spent some time there before would never think you're shilling, LOL. If someone asks me to name a few underrated projects, I'll put Utopia there. Anyway, I actually forgot that there is also poker games in Utopia. I probably only played chess before.

However, even though everything is fine with them, one thing that annoys me is that we cannot use most of the facilities of their platform without installing their app or software. Anyway, I thought they had used open-source software, but today I was kind of surprised to see your reply that they are not open source. 

[Hispo]

Hi guys, I am looking for a crypto poker site where I can play without going through KYC or uploading ID. Ideally something that accepts Bitcoin or other crypto directly and lets you deposit and withdraw without asking docs, I've had problems with Coinpoker in the past, took me about 2 months for them to unlock my funds, i don;t want it to happen ever again

If you have any suggestion please leave a comment below.

If you are really into non-KYC, have you considered to give a try to Telegram based casinos and poker services?
As far as I know, most of them are completely free from KYC, as they use the wallet integrated on Telegram in order to fund your account, and such.

The online problem I see it would be the reputation of those services, as they are not as reliable as Stake or other big casinos which offer poker tables in exchange of your KYC information though. Also, you would need to deal with Telegram native cryptocurrency, called GRAM, I am not sure if you could deal so easily eith Bitcoin and other popular alternative currencies.

[leonair]

Hi guys, I am looking for a crypto poker site where I can play without going through KYC or uploading ID. Ideally something that accepts Bitcoin or other crypto directly and lets you deposit and withdraw without asking docs, I've had problems with Coinpoker in the past, took me about 2 months for them to unlock my funds, i don;t want it to happen ever again

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You can try SwC . I played poker tournaments for a few days before and since then my interest in playing poker has increased, I played poker on this site. KYC is not required here, so if you are looking for a KYC free site, you can try this site. You can find poker on some other platforms like stake.com, but KYC is mandatory on their platform. Since you are looking for a KYC free site, I suggest that there is no other site other than SwC for now. But yes, whichever platform you play on, you must play at your own risk. I am not referring you to any site specifically.

[blockman]

thanks for sharing your experience @blockman

You're welcome, you should try it. Because there are some tournaments there that don't require any ticket or any amount of money to enter, as in zero but with little prize if you win.

I've played in swcpoker for a long time when I was very active with its on site tournaments. I have withdrawn there for so many times and I've got no issues with it. They have never asked for any kyc although I have been inactive with them for a while, I'm not sure if they have been asking kyc lately but that's how my experience went with them.

I vouch for this and it's a great site tbh. Classic and got lot of players too to play with. I recently been good with 1win poker, I can't remember if they asked KYC there or just a bare minimum of your email or phone number but I don't think they asked that much for details.

My advice to OP is try these two. You may disregard it if you already tried these sites before, but I can vouch they never asked for any ID to upload.

Thanks for supporting what I've said, we have the same experience with them and has never been asked for any kyc for it. Just the email and the casual details but won't invade our privacy and personal details. I haven't tried the 1win poker but, I might be if ever I'm back in playing poker once again.

[Nwada001]

What's the crime of KYC casinos?  

Our document is more valued than the money we spend and lose to the casino; the fear of falling into the wrong hand is among us.

Anyways, the thing is every non KYC casinos will eventually go full KYC compliance, it's necessary for them to do this if they don't want any problem with the regulators, don't blame them.

Let them just be open from the start that they will ask for KYC; let the player decide on what they want and not be taken by surprise. There are casinos that operate without KYC problems; it always comes when they start getting big and want to get licensed.

Things are changing and online crime is also increasing, people are using casinos to wash their dirty money, they are using online casinos to move their illegal money, there is no way you will avoid KYC verification very soon.

I don’t really see KYC as something that obstructs criminals from using a service to launder money; the wager requirement that the casino adds is just among them. With the way tech is advancing, it’s easier for those criminals to find their way and bypass KYC verification.

What if after your first withdrawal, the casino asks for KYC. This is not what OP is asking, he needs a NoKYC poker site that he can withdraw any amount of money from his account without any questions or request for KYC. Let OP try swc poker site, I believe they don't ask for KYC and wouldn't disappoint him.

If KYC is only being requested after the player has made a withdrawal and not upon a withdrawal request, then it will be fair play. gambler will decide if they are to continue or not and not when their money is being held against their will.