PlayBlind Launches Zero-Rake Crypto Poker With No-Kyc Accounts
The browser platform offers Hold’em and PLO, USDC deposits on three networks and claimed instant cashouts up to $750,000 a day.
PlayBlind has launched a crypto-native real-money poker platform offering No-Limit Texas Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha, with no rake taken from pots. The browser-based service accepts crypto deposits and says it allows instant withdrawals of up to $750,000 in each 24-hour period directly to a player’s crypto wallet.
The platform says normal use requires no know-your-customer verification or personal information. Players can create an account, fund it with crypto and play without the banking channels and identity checks commonly used by online poker services.
The announcement was distributed as paid, sponsored press-release material on CryptoSlate. PlayBlind says its no-rake model is supported by advertising and sponsors rather than the conventional operator share of each pot. It also describes its games as loose and action-heavy, and includes table interaction and player chat.
USDC deposits are supported on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base. The games run in a web browser on desktop and mobile devices.
Privacy is central to the platform’s pitch. PlayBlind says it uses zero-knowledge and other cryptographic technology, with players’ hole cards encrypted and kept private. It says cryptographic proofs and on-chain technology can verify aspects of the dealing process.
The service is not a licensed or regulated online poker operator, according to the release material, and operates as an unregistered crypto poker platform. The material advises prospective users to check whether online poker is permitted in their jurisdiction, and notes that an operator bankroll does not remove the financial or platform risks associated with using an unlicensed gambling service.
