It's nearly impossible to keep track of all the changes happening these days. Deposit providers are popping up left and right, and don't get me started on Neteller.

The hardest thing to track are poker deposit methods. We skimmed through our dedicated section and removed a few that basically went obsolete and added one called Pindebit

If this option were offered at more poker sites other than just Poker.com and Carbon Poker it would be great.  Two sites REALLY lacking funding methods right now are Fulltiltpoker and Bodog.

I can't imagine how frustrated players are getting when one second things are fine and dandy and the next, a major deposit provider pulls the rug from under neath them.  I'm pulling my hair out just trying to keep records and track of all this stuff myself.

Bodog just dropped Western Union as an option but from what I hear it will be limited to users who've been around for awhile.  Personally I don't see why more sites don't adopt Moneygram as an option.  Western Union fees are plain absurd to say the least but Moneygram only charges $9.95 for any amount deposited.

I think now with the Financial Regulations looming sites are hoping to get some sort of watered down affect.  The banks will sure have a daunting task in front of them blocking all these gaming transactions if these regulations are the way Senator Kyl wants them to be (strict).

Anyways, just to clear things up, most of the deposit options listed in our main "poker deposit option" page should now be up to date along with some minor additions.

Posted by Roger