Does anyone know of any poker sites that either accept Credit Card deposits or does anyone know of any eWallets that let you use Credit Cards in replace of Debit Cards/Bank Account.

Any help would be appreciated!

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BOSS

i know Pacific and Party allowed credit card deposits a year ago.....think it may be more of a credit card company not allowing them more so than the sites not allowing them......also could be cos im irish that they let me deposit at the time

Stars allows CC deposits.

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Don't really want to drop $50 though...

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BOSS

Most (all?) US credit card companies have stopped allowing transfers to off shore gambling sites. That is the reason that Neteller and other e-wallets have become so big. Also, when talking with a Neteller employee on the phone one day he said that another problem that people find with using a credit card at the online sites is often the credit card company will call it a "cash withdrawl" and not a purchase so they can levy hefty fees on the user.

Wish I could be of more help. Using a credit card sure would be easier than setting up a Netller account and all that but once it's set up it's nice to have. Good luck

It'd be nice if I could use the CC to fund Neteller .

Oh well, looks like I have to wait until I get paid in a week. Probably for the best, lost over $70 the other night on no hands where I wasn't the favorite when the chips were in. That's poker though...and this little break can't hurt.

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Ya I'd advise putting the cash in and not funds from the credit cards. Not usually a +EV decison. The breather is probably good for you. Sometimes I'll take a few days or even a week off and seems to help me focus more when I start back playing. Good luck.

Be careful using credit cards to fund online poker habits...You can easily get yourself into trouble...

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