Video Poker and Live Table Poker

What Poker Means Here

We want to be clear from the start. Greyeagle Casino has no peer-to-peer poker room. We also run no poker tournaments. You will not find cash tables where you play against other people.

What we offer is poker against the house. That covers video poker and a set of live dealer poker games. These suit players who enjoy poker hands but like a fixed opponent and a quick pace.

Our poker titles sit inside a library of more than 3,600 games. Live tables come from Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live and Ezugi. They run around the clock.

How House Poker Differs

In a poker room, players compete for a shared pot. Bluffing, reading opponents and position all shape the result. The room usually earns through a rake or entry fees.

Casino poker works differently. You play your hand against the dealer or a paytable. Other players cannot fold you out of a pot. Their choices do not change your result.

In practice, that means:

1. There is no waiting for a seat or a full field.
2. There is no bluffing, because the dealer follows fixed rules.
3. Each hand settles on its own, so sessions can be as short as you like.
4. You choose your stake within each table's range.

Our Poker Games

We offer four poker formats:

1. Video poker is a digital game. You draw cards and get paid by the strength of your final hand.
2. Casino Hold'em is a live dealer game. You and the dealer build hands from shared community cards.
3. Three Card Poker is a live dealer game with short three-card hands. Each hand settles against the dealer.
4. Caribbean Stud is five-card stud played live against the dealer's hand.

Stakes across our casino run from $0.10 to $1,000 per spin or hand. Each table shows its own range before you bet. Many of our games also have a demo mode. Check the game itself to see if one is available.

Poker and Bonus Wagering

You can play poker games with bonus funds, but they clear wagering slowly. Video poker counts 10% toward wagering. Live casino games, including our live poker tables, also count 10%.

Here is what that means in practice. A $100 bet on video poker adds $10 to your wagering progress. The same bet on a slot that counts fully adds the full $100.

Our standard wagering is 35x the bonus amount within 21 days. Playing only poker, you would need far more in real bets to clear it.

If clearing a bonus quickly is your goal, slots are a better fit. Poker suits real money play best.

Other game types count as follows:

1. Slots count 100%, except about 40 excluded titles and progressive jackpot slots at 0%.
2. Scratch cards, keno and instant win count 100%.
3. Crash games count 50%.
4. RNG blackjack, roulette and baccarat count 10%.
5. Video poker and live casino count 10%.

Slots clear bonuses fastest.

The Maximum Bet Rule

This rule applies to poker hands as well as spins. While a bonus is active, your maximum bet is $5 per round or 10% of the bonus amount. The lower of the two applies.

On smaller bonuses, the 10% figure is usually the lower one. Breaking this rule cancels the bonus and any winnings made from it.

If you prefer bigger poker stakes, play with real money and no active bonus. That gives you the full table range.

Our 8% weekly cashback applies to real money play without an active bonus. The minimum net loss is $50 and wagering is 3x. Cashback is capped at $500 per week.

Playing Poker on Mobile

We have no native store apps. You still get full access in your mobile browser. That includes the cashier and live tables.

Android players can install our APK from the Mobile section of our website. It is about 40 MB and needs Android 8.0 or later. On iPhone, open our site in Safari. Then add it to your Home Screen as a web app.

Staying in Control

Fast hands can add up quickly. You can set reality check reminders every 15, 30 or 60 minutes. Each one shows your session time and net result.

Deposit, loss and bet limits are available by day, week or month. Lowering a limit takes effect at once. Raising one comes with a 24-hour cooling period.

You must be 19 or older to play. The minimum is 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Québec.