#Blockchain Poker

Poker content related to “Blockchain Poker” · 6 items

News

Poker New Era - WSOP Partners with Solana for Tournament

WSOP announces partnership with blockchain platform Solana to bring blockchain technology to poker tournaments, aiming to enhance transparency and player experience, ushering in a new era of poker.

WSOP Partners with Solana to Open a New Era of Poker: Blockchain Technology Integrated into Tournaments

The World Series of Poker WSOP has announced a partnership with high-performance blockchain platform Solana, introducing cryptocurrency and NFT technology to revolutionize the traditional poker tournament experience. This move aims to attract a new generation of players, enhance transparency and efficiency, and is expected to debut at the 2025 WSOP.

WSOP CEO Praises Solana Speed: Poker Technology Revolution?

World Series of Poker (WSOP) CEO praises Solana blockchain's transaction speed, which may herald technological innovation in poker event payments and record-keeping.

New Era of Poker - Solana Foundation Partners with WSOP

According to Coinfomania, the Solana Foundation has announced a partnership with the World Series of Poker (WSOP) to bring blockchain technology to traditional poker events, ushering in a new era of poker. Details of the collaboration have not yet been disclosed, but the industry expects Solana's high-performance blockchain to bring a more transparent and efficient experience to online poker.

Poker Breakthrough: WSOP CEO Praises Solana's High Speed

According to Coinfomania, the WSOP CEO recently praised Solana's speed, calling it a major breakthrough. Solana's high throughput and low latency could bring faster, more transparent online poker.

US Players Still Unable to Access Tonpoker: Telegram Poker Room Remains Exclusive in 2026

In 2026, US players remain barred from Tonpoker, a blockchain poker platform operating within Telegram. The platform blocks US IPs via detection, and terms of service explicitly exclude US residents. Even if VPNs are used to bypass, KYC withdrawal stages require government-issued ID, risking account freezing. Currently, only about six US states have legalized online poker, contrasting with the convenience of global blockchain poker.