Online poker in Nevada
4 of the 10 sites we track list Nevada as available or accepted. Nevada has state-licensed, regulated online poker. Availability comes from each operator's official terms (see each site page for sources). Not legal advice.
State-licensed (legal and regulated)
- WSOP WSOP Online (US): Legal & state-licensed in: MI, NJ, NV, PA
Offshore / crypto (not US-licensed)
- BOL BetOnline: Accepts players in (not US-licensed): all states (no state exclusions published)
- CP CoinPoker: Accepts US players (offshore; its terms list the US as restricted, so play at your own risk)
- PH Phenom Poker: State restrictions not published
Not available in NV
PokerStars (US) on FanDuel, Global Poker, ClubWPT Gold, Ignition, ACR Poker (Americas Cardroom), GGPoker
Tournaments you can find in Nevada
“GTD per buy-in” is the guarantee divided by the buy-in: roughly how many entries it takes to cover the guarantee.
18+/21+ only. Minimum age depends on the site and your state. Play responsibly. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.
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Not legal advice. Online poker and sweepstakes laws vary by state, so check your local laws before you play. Only PokerStars (US) and WSOP Online are licensed in the US, and only in the states they list (NJ/PA/MI and NV/NJ/MI/PA). Offshore and crypto sites (Ignition, ACR, BetOnline, CoinPoker, Phenom) are not licensed in the US. GGPoker doesn't accept US players. CoinPoker accepts US players even though its terms list the US as restricted. Sweepstakes sites exclude some states.
Schedules come from each site's public pages, and each listing shows its source and the date we last checked it. Items marked unverified conflict across sources or are out of date. Always confirm in the poker lobby. SC (Sweeps Coins) and CHIP are treated as about $1 for stake tiers.