Limit dossier / HL-063
CoinPoker withdrawal limits: $25k per transaction, 72-hour review and $500k casino-win cap
CoinPoker publishes a US$10-equivalent withdrawal minimum and US$25,000 maximum per transaction, with no daily limit on the number of requests. Processing ranges from minutes to 72 hours and every withdrawal receives security review; casino winnings are separately capped at US$500,000 per calendar month, excluding poker balances and deposits.
CoinPoker's page can be numerically useful because it distinguishes transaction size, request frequency and casino-win liability. It also has poker-specific AML risks—chip dumping, collusion, multi-account and pass-through transfers—that generic casino prose would miss.
Confidence F
Documented answers
What is CoinPoker’s maximum withdrawal limit?
CoinPoker publishes a US$10-equivalent withdrawal minimum and US$25,000 maximum per transaction, with no daily limit on the number of requests. Processing ranges from minutes to 72 hours and every withdrawal receives security review; casino winnings are separately capped at US$500,000 per calendar month, excluding poker balances and deposits.
CoinPoker publishes a US$10-equivalent withdrawal minimum and US$25,000 maximum per transaction, with no daily limit on the number of requests — Processing ranges from minutes to 72 hours and every withdrawal receives security review; casino winnings are separately capped at US$500,000 per calendar month, excluding poker balances and deposits; the live account should be checked against CoinPoker — deposits and withdrawals before a material transfer.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026The floor is US$10 equivalent — CoinPoker says it charges no deposit fee; the withdrawal table lists 5 USDT, about US$1 equivalent for BTC, 0–5 USDC depending on network and no Luxon charge; we credit CoinPoker — deposits and withdrawals only for this field; a different account state or rail needs its own evidence.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026A $100k balance can nominally leave in four $25k requests because no daily request-count cap is published — that does not guarantee same-day approval, and casino-origin funds still face the calendar-month win ceiling; the live account should be checked against CoinPoker — deposits and withdrawals before a material transfer.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026Preserve the origin before applying any max-win or turnover rule; the conclusion follows coinpoker.com · 06 / Terms_and_Conditions_2026.pdf only as far as that document reaches.
SRC-02attempted 7 Sept 2026USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, POL and TRX are documented — Fee behavior differs by asset and USDC network, so stablecoin labels alone cannot predict net receipt; the live account should be checked against coinpoker.com · responsible-gambling before a material transfer.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026The dashboard prevents two common errors: treating US$25,000 as a daily ceiling when it is per transaction, and treating the US$500,000 casino-win cap as if it also limited poker funds or returned deposits; another CoinPoker route must reproduce the same condition before this value can be reused.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, POL and TRX are documented — Fee behavior differs by asset and USDC network, so stablecoin labels alone cannot predict net receipt; another CoinPoker route must reproduce the same condition before this value can be reused.
SRC-02attempted 7 Sept 2026CoinPoker collects occupation and SoF alongside standard identity, can require recent proof of address and payment ownership, and monitors chip transfers for collusion or laundering behavior; the live account should be checked against CoinPoker exact regulator record before a material transfer.
SRC-057 Sept 2026CoinPoker is one of the strongest documented pages in this batch. A large player can model US$25,000 tranches and a US$500,000 casino month, but must keep poker funds, casino winnings, deposits and P2P transfers in separate ledgers and complete the site's extensive AML/SoF process.
Limit dashboard / verified 6 September 2026
CoinPoker withdrawal limits: per transaction, day, week and month
The dashboard prevents two common errors: treating US$25,000 as a daily ceiling when it is per transaction, and treating the US$500,000 casino-win cap as if it also limited poker funds or returned deposits.
The dashboard prevents two common errors: treating US$25,000 as a daily ceiling when it is per transaction, and treating the US$500,000 casino-win cap as if it also limited poker funds or returned deposits; no undocumented daily, weekly or monthly allowance is added to this per transaction result.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026The July 2026 payment page, withdrawal FAQ and 2026 AML PDF provide complementary proof: numbers, request rules and the source/behavior checks unique to a poker ecosystem; no undocumented daily, weekly or monthly allowance is added to this per day result.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026A $100k balance can nominally leave in four $25k requests because no daily request-count cap is published — that does not guarantee same-day approval, and casino-origin funds still face the calendar-month win ceiling; a missing period cap remains visible beside this per week result.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026The per-transaction cap is US$25,000 and the FAQ says there is no daily request-count limit — the word nominally matters because security review can sequence or delay the requests; the value is used for this route only and is not extrapolated into a larger cashout schedule.
SRC-02attempted 7 Sept 2026US$500,000 in casino winnings per calendar month, with deposits and poker funds excluded; no undocumented daily, weekly or monthly allowance is added to this processing result.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026Must a P2P transfer be wagered; a missing period cap remains visible beside this wagering result.
SRC-02attempted 7 Sept 2026A $100k balance can nominally leave in four $25k requests because no daily request-count cap is published — that does not guarantee same-day approval, and casino-origin funds still face the calendar-month win ceiling; the calculation stops where the supporting CoinPoker document stops.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026Minutes to 72 hours, with every withdrawal reviewed for security; the CoinPoker model isolates this compliance field from every unquoted rolling window.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026Minimums and fees
CoinPoker minimum withdrawal and crypto fees
The floor is US$10 equivalent. CoinPoker says it charges no deposit fee; the withdrawal table lists 5 USDT, about US$1 equivalent for BTC, 0–5 USDC depending on network and no Luxon charge.
Rail-by-rail check
CoinPoker withdrawal limits by coin and network
USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, POL and TRX are documented. Fee behavior differs by asset and USDC network, so stablecoin labels alone cannot predict net receipt.
Minimum: Not published
Fee: Not published
Withdrawal timeline
How long do CoinPoker withdrawals take?
The current payment guide gives a broad minutes-to-72-hours window, with all requests subject to security review. The operator should be timed separately from blockchain arrival, particularly when enhanced AML or P2P provenance review is active.
Preserve the origin before applying any max-win or turnover rule.
Complete the required turnover for deposits, transfers and released bonus funds.
Every request is checked; EDD can require ownership and SoF records.
Submit and track individual IDs and hashes rather than calling the total one transaction.
Primary-source evidence
The documents behind the CoinPoker limit file
The July 2026 payment page, withdrawal FAQ and 2026 AML PDF provide complementary proof: numbers, request rules and the source/behavior checks unique to a poker ecosystem.
Open full capture The image records 2026 documents name Precise Interactive Inc., Panama registration 155771350 in the CoinPoker source trail and leaves every unshown account value unresolved.
Built from coinpoker.com · responsible-gambling, this research plate identifies ALSI-202412004-FI1 appears in CoinPoker policy material without pretending to show a live CoinPoker account.
Built from coinpoker.com · responsible-gambling, this research plate identifies US$10 equivalent without pretending to show a live CoinPoker account.
Built from coinpoker.com · responsible-gambling, this research plate identifies US$25,000 each, without a published daily request-count limit without pretending to show a live CoinPoker account.
Built from CoinPoker — deposits and withdrawals, this research plate identifies 5 USDT; roughly US$1 in BTC; 0–5 USDC; Luxon free in the checked table without pretending to show a live CoinPoker account.
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coinpoker.comOperator-specific case file
CoinPoker: documented controls behind the high-limit verdict
The six source-linked controls begin from this CoinPoker finding: The dashboard prevents two common errors: treating US$25,000 as a daily ceiling when it is per transaction, and treating the US$500,000 casino-win cap as if it also limited poker funds or returned deposits; any field the file cannot reconstruct remains explicitly unresolved.
CoinPoker publishes a US$10-equivalent withdrawal minimum and US$25,000 maximum per transaction, with no daily limit on the number of requests — Processing ranges from minutes to 72 hours and every withdrawal receives security review; casino winnings are separately capped at US$500,000 per calendar month, excluding poker balances and deposits; the live account should be checked against CoinPoker — deposits and withdrawals before a material transfer; the corroborating CoinPoker record is 2026 documents name Precise Interactive Inc., Panama registration 155771350.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026The floor is US$10 equivalent — CoinPoker says it charges no deposit fee; the withdrawal table lists 5 USDT, about US$1 equivalent for BTC, 0–5 USDC depending on network and no Luxon charge; we credit CoinPoker — deposits and withdrawals only for this field; a different account state or rail needs its own evidence; its practical boundary comes from the documented point that ALSI-202412004-FI1 appears in CoinPoker policy material.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026A $100k balance can nominally leave in four $25k requests because no daily request-count cap is published — that does not guarantee same-day approval, and casino-origin funds still face the calendar-month win ceiling; the live account should be checked against CoinPoker — deposits and withdrawals before a material transfer; its practical boundary comes from the documented point that US$10 equivalent.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026Preserve the origin before applying any max-win or turnover rule; the conclusion follows coinpoker.com · 06 / Terms_and_Conditions_2026.pdf only as far as that document reaches; the corroborating CoinPoker record is US$25,000 each, without a published daily request-count limit.
SRC-02attempted 7 Sept 2026USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, POL and TRX are documented — Fee behavior differs by asset and USDC network, so stablecoin labels alone cannot predict net receipt; the live account should be checked against coinpoker.com · responsible-gambling before a material transfer; the corroborating CoinPoker record is 5 USDT; roughly US$1 in BTC; 0–5 USDC; Luxon free in the checked table.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026The dashboard prevents two common errors: treating US$25,000 as a daily ceiling when it is per transaction, and treating the US$500,000 casino-win cap as if it also limited poker funds or returned deposits; another CoinPoker route must reproduce the same condition before this value can be reused; read this beside the separate finding that Minutes to 72 hours, with every withdrawal reviewed for security.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026Evidence supports one clear operating signal: 2026 documents name Precise Interactive Inc., Panama registration 155771350.
This condition needs confirmation before the balance grows: US$10 equivalent.
The score falls for this CoinPoker exposure: 5 USDT; roughly US$1 in BTC; 0–5 USDC; Luxon free in the checked table.
The unresolved record remains visible instead of being estimated: Deposits, P2P transfers and released bonuses generally require one full wager.
Case-specific evidence notes
What makes this CoinPoker dossier different
2026 documents name Precise Interactive Inc., Panama registration 155771350.
ALSI-202412004-FI1 appears in CoinPoker policy material.
US$10 equivalent.
US$25,000 each, without a published daily request-count limit.
5 USDT; roughly US$1 in BTC; 0–5 USDC; Luxon free in the checked table.
Minutes to 72 hours, with every withdrawal reviewed for security.
Deposits, P2P transfers and released bonuses generally require one full wager.
US$500,000 in casino winnings per calendar month, with deposits and poker funds excluded.
Chip dumping, collusion, multi-account and pass-through patterns are named in the AML policy.
Document-by-document findings
What each CoinPoker source proves—and what it leaves open
Finding“coinpoker.com” finding: CoinPoker's page can be numerically useful because it distinguishes transaction size, request frequency and casino-win liability — it also has poker-specific AML risks—chip dumping, collusion, multi-account and pass-through transfers—that generic casino prose would miss. Cross-check: The floor is US$10 equivalent — CoinPoker says it charges no deposit fee; the withdrawal table lists 5 USDT, about US$1 equivalent for BTC, 0–5 USDC depending on network and no Luxon charge.
BoundaryOperator or primary document boundary: Poker monitoring: Chip dumping, collusion, multi-account and pass-through patterns are named in the AML policy. High-value consequence: How long does processing take — From minutes up to 72 hours according to the first-party payment page.
SRC-01attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“wp content uploads 2026 06 Terms and Conditions 2026.pdf” finding: Clear transfer turnover: Do not assume a P2P receipt is immediately withdrawable; complete the applicable 1x. Cross-check: Poker EDD (Behavioral monitoring): Collusion, chip dumping and pass-through use can hold funds even when identity is valid.
BoundaryDocumentary source boundary: The US$500,000 rule is origin-specific: It covers casino winnings in a calendar month and excludes deposits and poker funds — a mixed balance must retain source labels or the wrong ceiling will be applied in the article. High-value consequence: Could US$100,000 leave in four requests — Nominally yes, but each request receives security review and same-day approval is not guaranteed.
SRC-02attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“crypto casino” finding: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, POL and TRX are documented — Fee behavior differs by asset and USDC network, so stablecoin labels alone cannot predict net receipt. Cross-check: Higher request (Contact VIP/support): The payment page directs larger needs to account support rather than publishing an automatic uplift.
BoundaryOperator or primary document boundary: Licence claim: ALSI-202412004-FI1 appears in CoinPoker policy material. High-value consequence: Poor fit: Anyone using P2P as a pass-through service or confusing casino-win liability with the availability of poker bankroll funds.
SRC-03attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“responsible gambling” finding: Payment ownership (May be verified): The funding instrument and crypto route should trace to the registered player. Cross-check: CoinPoker publishes a US$10-equivalent withdrawal minimum and US$25,000 maximum per transaction, with no daily limit on the number of requests — Processing ranges from minutes to 72 hours and every withdrawal receives security review; casino winnings are separately capped at US$500,000 per calendar month, excluding poker balances and deposits.
BoundaryOperator terms or policy boundary: Operating identity: 2026 documents name Precise Interactive Inc., Panama registration 155771350. High-value consequence: Model US$25k tranches: For six figures, track each request and allow the full 72-hour review band.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“license register” finding: The July 2026 payment page, withdrawal FAQ and 2026 AML PDF provide complementary proof: numbers, request rules and the source/behavior checks unique to a poker ecosystem. Cross-check: CoinPoker collects occupation and SoF alongside standard identity, can require recent proof of address and payment ownership, and monitors chip transfers for collusion or laundering behavior.
BoundaryRegulator or registry boundary: Poker AML has behavioral signals absent from slots: Chip dumping and collusion can mimic money movement or coordinated play — Hand histories, opponents and transfer records are therefore compliance evidence, not merely gameplay data. High-value consequence: Preserve poker evidence: Export hands, player transfers and account history in case AML questions collusion or chip dumping.
SRC-057 Sept 2026Finding“deposits and withdrawals” finding: Security review (Minutes to 72 hours): Every request is checked; EDD can require ownership and SoF records. Cross-check: Numerical guarantee (None above US$25,000 per transaction): A negotiated route needs amount, timing and duration in writing.
BoundaryOperator help boundary: Approval range: Minutes to 72 hours, with every withdrawal reviewed for security. High-value consequence: Apply the correct fee: Use the asset/network table at request time, especially USDC's 0–5 range.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“es help withdrawals faq” finding: P2P transfers have a wagering consequence: Deposits, player-to-player transfers and released bonuses generally require 1x before withdrawal — CoinPoker cannot be treated as a costless conduit between accounts. Cross-check: Four requests can nominally move US$100,000: The per-transaction cap is US$25,000 and the FAQ says there is no daily request-count limit — the word nominally matters because security review can sequence or delay the requests.
BoundaryOperator help boundary: Transaction ceiling: US$25,000 each, without a published daily request-count limit. High-value consequence: CoinPoker is one of the strongest documented pages in this batch — a large player can model US$25,000 tranches and a US$500,000 casino month, but must keep poker funds, casino winnings, deposits and P2P transfers in separate ledgers and complete the site's extensive AML/SoF process.
SRC-07attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“wp content uploads 2026 02 CoinPoker AML Policy.pdf” finding: Address (Proof generally no older than six months): Capture issue date and complete address before submission. Cross-check: Onboarding profile (Identity, nationality, occupation and SoF): The AML form goes beyond a simple document upload.
BoundaryDocumentary source boundary: Tranche settlement (Up to US$25,000 each): Submit and track individual IDs and hashes rather than calling the total one transaction. High-value consequence: Tag every balance source: Keep deposits, poker results, casino wins, P2P receipts and bonuses separately reconcilable.
SRC-08attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“wp content uploads 2026 03 CoinPoker Privacy Policy.pdf” finding: What is CoinPoker's smallest withdrawal — the equivalent of US$10 in the selected supported asset. Cross-check: AML boundary (No exemption): High stakes can increase the relevance of SoF and poker-behavior review.
BoundaryDocumentary source boundary: Turnover: Deposits, P2P transfers and released bonuses generally require one full wager. High-value consequence: How large can one request be — US$25,000 under the July 2026 guide.
SRC-09attempted 7 Sept 2026Finding“cn wp content uploads sites 25 2026 02 Fairness RNG Testing Methods Policy 2025.pdf” finding: Casino liability: US$500,000 in casino winnings per calendar month, with deposits and poker funds excluded. Cross-check: The current payment guide gives a broad minutes-to-72-hours window, with all requests subject to security review — the operator should be timed separately from blockchain arrival, particularly when enhanced AML or P2P provenance review is active.
BoundaryDocumentary source boundary: What does CoinPoker charge for USDT — Five USDT in the checked table. High-value consequence: Is US$25,000 also the daily limit — no — the FAQ says there is no daily limit on request count.
SRC-10attempted 7 Sept 2026Operator-specific analysis
What the CoinPoker limit structure means in practice
Analysis 01
Four requests can nominally move US$100,000The per-transaction cap is US$25,000 and the FAQ says there is no daily request-count limit. The word nominally matters because security review can sequence or delay the requests.
Analysis 02
The US$500,000 rule is origin-specificIt covers casino winnings in a calendar month and excludes deposits and poker funds. A mixed balance must retain source labels or the wrong ceiling will be applied in the article.
Analysis 03
P2P transfers have a wagering consequenceDeposits, player-to-player transfers and released bonuses generally require 1x before withdrawal. CoinPoker cannot be treated as a costless conduit between accounts.
Analysis 04
Poker AML has behavioral signals absent from slotsChip dumping and collusion can mimic money movement or coordinated play. Hand histories, opponents and transfer records are therefore compliance evidence, not merely gameplay data.
Analysis 05
The CoinPoker bottleneck after the headline limitPublished ceiling is recorded as Not quantified, while payment ownership remains may be verified; The funding instrument and crypto route should trace to the registered player is the case-specific reason those fields—not brand familiarity—control whether this balance can be scheduled before funding.
Operator-specific control model
CoinPoker: operator, contract and cashier control map
This control map keeps company identity, regulatory reach and payment capacity separate; its documentary boundary is First-party help and PDFs carry the financial and AML findings; the Anjouan licence ALSI-202412004-FI1 appears in operator policy files but still deserves an exact current register screenshot.
CoinPoker's page can be numerically useful because it distinguishes transaction size, request frequency and casino-win liability — it also has poker-specific AML risks—chip dumping, collusion, multi-account and pass-through transfers—that generic casino prose would miss; the conclusion is confined to this hostname and the contracting trail preserved in the source register.
SRC-01attempted 7 Sept 2026CoinPoker collects occupation and SoF alongside standard identity, can require recent proof of address and payment ownership, and monitors chip transfers for collusion or laundering behavior; older brands, payment agents and regional footers are not merged into this row.
SRC-02attempted 7 Sept 2026The dashboard prevents two common errors: treating US$25,000 as a daily ceiling when it is per transaction, and treating the US$500,000 casino-win cap as if it also limited poker funds or returned deposits; the cited amount retains its own transaction and rolling-period scope.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026The AML form goes beyond a simple document upload; this control is evaluated before the operator-stage clock.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026The payment page directs larger needs to account support rather than publishing an automatic uplift; a service benefit receives no numerical capacity credit without an amount and period.
SRC-04attempted 7 Sept 2026CoinPoker is one of the strongest documented pages in this batch — a large player can model US$25,000 tranches and a US$500,000 casino month, but must keep poker funds, casino winnings, deposits and P2P transfers in separate ledgers and complete the site's extensive AML/SoF process; this is a high-limit suitability judgment, not a solvency guarantee.
SRC-06attempted 7 Sept 2026Large balance stress test
Can CoinPoker handle a $10k, $50k or $100k withdrawal?
A $100k balance can nominally leave in four $25k requests because no daily request-count cap is published. That does not guarantee same-day approval, and casino-origin funds still face the calendar-month win ceiling.
The per-transaction cap is US$25,000 and the FAQ says there is no daily request-count limit — the word nominally matters because security review can sequence or delay the requests; for this $10,000 scenario, the model also retains unknown, kyc possible review exposure and the not required by published capacity VIP state.
It covers casino winnings in a calendar month and excludes deposits and poker funds — a mixed balance must retain source labels or the wrong ceiling will be applied in the article; for this $50,000 scenario, the model also retains unknown, enhanced review material review exposure and the not required by published capacity VIP state.
Deposits, player-to-player transfers and released bonuses generally require 1x before withdrawal — CoinPoker cannot be treated as a costless conduit between accounts; for this $100,000 scenario, the model also retains unknown, edd / source-of-funds likely review exposure and the not required by published capacity VIP state.
Not a payout guarantee. The CoinPoker model cannot predict account-specific checks, network failures, jurisdiction blocks or future rule changes.
Stake and win ceilings
CoinPoker maximum bet and maximum win rules
Poker table limit
Table and stake specificCashier capacity does not guarantee an available seat or buy-in at the desired level.
Casino monthly max win
US$500,000This is a calendar-month origin cap and may have a discretionary exception; it is not the same as the transaction maximum.
P2P turnover
Generally 1xPlayer transfers can trigger both wagering and AML scrutiny before release.
High-value compliance
CoinPoker KYC, EDD and source-of-funds checks
CoinPoker collects occupation and SoF alongside standard identity, can require recent proof of address and payment ownership, and monitors chip transfers for collusion or laundering behavior.
The AML form goes beyond a simple document upload.
Capture issue date and complete address before submission.
The funding instrument and crypto route should trace to the registered player.
Collusion, chip dumping and pass-through use can hold funds even when identity is valid.
VIP reality check
Can VIP status increase CoinPoker limits?
The payment page directs larger needs to account support rather than publishing an automatic uplift.
A negotiated route needs amount, timing and duration in writing.
High stakes can increase the relevance of SoF and poker-behavior review.
Execution checklist
How to withdraw from CoinPoker without creating avoidable friction
- 01Verify Precise Interactive
Match the 2026 legal entity and ALSI-202412004-FI1 to coinpoker.com in the live register.
- 02Tag every balance source
Keep deposits, poker results, casino wins, P2P receipts and bonuses separately reconcilable.
- 03Apply the correct fee
Use the asset/network table at request time, especially USDC's 0–5 range.
- 04Clear transfer turnover
Do not assume a P2P receipt is immediately withdrawable; complete the applicable 1x.
- 05Model US$25k tranches
For six figures, track each request and allow the full 72-hour review band.
- 06Preserve poker evidence
Export hands, player transfers and account history in case AML questions collusion or chip dumping.
Player fit
Who CoinPoker suits—and who should choose another route
Potential fit
A poker/casino player with clean balance-source accounting who can work in US$25,000 tranches and answer occupation/SoF review.
Poor fit
Anyone using P2P as a pass-through service or confusing casino-win liability with the availability of poker bankroll funds.
Reconstruct the verdict
26 points, with uncertainty visible.
The July 2026 payment page, withdrawal FAQ and 2026 AML PDF provide complementary proof: numbers, request rules and the source/behavior checks unique to a poker ecosystem; the CoinPoker file records 0/20 here; an absent figure or untested outcome is deliberately left unscored.
A $100k balance can nominally leave in four $25k requests because no daily request-count cap is published — that does not guarantee same-day approval, and casino-origin funds still face the calendar-month win ceiling; Deposit flexibility receives 1/8 after the cited operator fact is separated from assumptions and account-only values.
The dashboard prevents two common errors: treating US$25,000 as a daily ceiling when it is per transaction, and treating the US$500,000 casino-win cap as if it also limited poker funds or returned deposits; Bet-limit transparency receives 4/12 after the cited operator fact is separated from assumptions and account-only values.
USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, POL and TRX are documented — Fee behavior differs by asset and USDC network, so stablecoin labels alone cannot predict net receipt; that CoinPoker record supports 3 of 10 available points for maximum-win rules; no missing amount, period or outcome is imputed.
This is a calendar-month origin cap and may have a discretionary exception; it is not the same as the transaction maximum; the documented scope earns 1 points from the 10-point processing transparency allocation; unresolved fields receive none.
US$25,000 each, without a published daily request-count limit; that CoinPoker record supports 0 of 8 available points for crypto rail quality; no missing amount, period or outcome is imputed.
CoinPoker collects occupation and SoF alongside standard identity, can require recent proof of address and payment ownership, and monitors chip transfers for collusion or laundering behavior; we award 2/8 for vip limit access because the evidence reaches this far and no farther.
Poker AML has behavioral signals absent from slots; KYC / EDD predictability receives 6/10 after the cited operator fact is separated from assumptions and account-only values.
Deposits, P2P transfers and released bonuses generally require one full wager; this evidence justifies 1 of 6 possible wagering friction points without borrowing a result from another operator.
Capture issue date and complete address before submission; we award 8/8 for evidence auditability because the evidence reaches this far and no farther.
CoinPoker exact regulator record anchors a 2/20 primary-source component. The final 25/100 confidence result also includes 1 current independent cross-check, 1 real capture, evidence age and 9 unresolved evidence signals. Current documentary confidence: 25/100.
CoinPoker is one of the strongest documented pages in this batch. A large player can model US$25,000 tranches and a US$500,000 casino month, but must keep poker funds, casino winnings, deposits and P2P transfers in separate ledgers and complete the site's extensive AML/SoF process.
Search-led answers
CoinPoker withdrawal limits, KYC and high-roller FAQ
01What is CoinPoker's smallest withdrawal?+
The equivalent of US$10 in the selected supported asset.
02How large can one request be?+
US$25,000 under the July 2026 guide.
03Is US$25,000 also the daily limit?+
No. The FAQ says there is no daily limit on request count.
04Could US$100,000 leave in four requests?+
Nominally yes, but each request receives security review and same-day approval is not guaranteed.
05What does CoinPoker charge for USDT?+
Five USDT in the checked table.
06Why can USDC cost between zero and five?+
The fee depends on the selected network or route.
07How long does processing take?+
From minutes up to 72 hours according to the first-party payment page.
08Must a P2P transfer be wagered?+
Generally 1x, like deposits and released bonus funds.
09What does the US$500,000 ceiling cover?+
Casino winnings in one calendar month.
10Are deposits and poker funds inside that ceiling?+
No. The payment page expressly excludes them.
11Which poker behaviors can trigger AML review?+
Chip dumping, collusion, multi-accounting and using the platform to pass funds through.
12What extra customer data can CoinPoker request?+
Occupation, source of funds, recent address proof and evidence that the payment method belongs to the player.
Evidence register
10 named sources. No hidden authority.
First-party help and PDFs carry the financial and AML findings; the Anjouan licence ALSI-202412004-FI1 appears in operator policy files but still deserves an exact current register screenshot.
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