CoinPoker has built several poker tools directly into its client, including a HUD, hand replayer, player notes and a hand-strength indicator. Its cash games also feature Bomb Pots, multiple runouts and Splash Pots that can add up to 1000BB.
A first deposit unlocks a 150% Welcome Bonus of up to $2,000. CoinPoker also says its CoinRewards program pays out more than $7 million each month.
Built-In HUD, Hand Replays and Player Notes
CoinPoker's built-in Heads-Up Display shows opponent statistics during play. Players can check how active an opponent has been, how often they raise or 3-bet, and how frequently they continue aggressively on the flop. They can also view their own stats to see what other players can access through the HUD.
The Hand History section includes a full replayer. Previous hands can be reviewed street by street or played back from start to finish, with pot sizes, player actions and profit or loss shown during the replay.
Player Notes & Tags let users save details about opponents and assign color tags based on player type or skill level. Both can be updated directly from the table.
The Strength Indicator updates after each community card and uses a color-coded display to show changes in hand strength. It also shows the player's best hand combination, which CoinPoker highlights as useful for newer players and in games such as PLO.
Bomb Pots, Splash Pots and Multiple Runouts
When a Bomb Pot activates, every player contributes between 1BB and 3BB before receiving hole cards. The hand then goes straight to the flop, skipping the usual preflop betting round. Some games also include Double Board Bomb Pots.
Splash Pots appear at random during cash games. A Regular Splash can add up to 49BB to the table, while a Mega Splash can add up to 1000BB. The winner receives a share of the Splash Pot, with the remainder distributed to the other players.
In all-in situations, players can run the board once, choose Run It Twice or select Run It Twice+1. With Run It Twice+1, a third runout takes place only if the same player wins the first two boards.
Chip Offload is available in All-In or Fold games. It allows players to move winnings directly to their balance without leaving the table.
Tournament Deals, Missions and Trophy Tracking
At a final table, any remaining player can propose a Tournament Deal. CoinPoker calculates a split based on each player's chip stack and the remaining prizes. The deal only takes effect if every player still at the table agrees, after which play continues for finishing position while the agreed prizes remain locked in.
The Trophy Cabinet records qualifying tournament wins on a player's profile. CoinPoker names the Daily Dollar and CoinMasters as examples of events that can generate trophies. Qualifying wins are added automatically, and players can view their collection on the Career page or check other players' cabinets.
CoinPoker Missions are part of Bankroll Boosts. Each Mission has specific objectives and rewards, with progress tracked automatically in real time. Active Missions and completion status are available through the player's account.
3-Bet Club members get exclusive table cosmetics, including virtual objects, emojis and reactions that everyone at the table can see. CoinPoker also lists other club features linked to weekly real-money rewards.
Cash Games, Tournaments and Free Poker
CoinPoker says its cash games run 24/7 across all stakes, with both six-player and heads-up tables available. The lineup includes Texas Hold'em, 4-Card Pot Limit Omaha, 5-Card Pot Limit Omaha, 6-Card Pot Limit Omaha, Bomb Pot Games, All-In or Fold and Short Deck.
Tournament options range from $0.01 satellites to high-stakes events. CoinPoker also lists Sunday Specials, the Coin Series of Poker (CSOP) and CoinMasters. The platform describes CSOP as a multi-million-dollar series that runs several times a year.
CoinMasters was created with input from Bencb and includes what CoinPoker describes as a $100,000 poker career, along with silver and gold coins for tournament winners. Each event also awards one of seven crypto coins, with CoinPoker saying more than 900 have been sent out so far.
Players who want to play without a standard buy-in have two options. CoinPoker Freerolls require no entry fee and offer real-money prizes. Practice Games use Practice Chips instead, with no real money or real prizes at stake. Practice Chips are replenished daily, and CoinPoker lists 1/2 and 5/10 practice tables.
