Report card
PokerStars Casino
The poker giant's casino room, open in 3 US states only.
Casino · since 2001 · United States (Flutter Entertainment parent)
Overall grade
GPA 3.46 of 4.30
Ticker PSTRThe Report Card
- Editor's Grade40%B+
A middling editor's mark. Good live tables in a small footprint.
From the record: Editor's rating 4.4 of 5
- Welcome Offer20%B-
A 200% first deposit match. Wagering applies, but the figure is not printed.
From the record: Offer listed, terms summarised
- Cashier20%A-
5 methods, PayPal among them, and a low entry deposit.
From the record: 5 payment methods, minimum deposit $10
- Credentials20%A+
A licence from every state it serves, and poker roots back to 2001.
From the record: NJDGE (New Jersey), Michigan Gaming Control Board, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, trading since 2001
- A+4.3
- A4.0
- A-3.7
- B+3.3
- B3.0
- B-2.7
- C+2.3
- C2.0
- C-1.7
- D1.0
- F0.0
Editor's verdict
PokerStars brings its poker name to the casino floor, and the record points to its game-show style live tables as the draw. The brand dates from 2001 and its parent is Flutter Entertainment. The regulator in each of its 3 states licenses it.
The first deposit match is large and wagering requirements apply. Reach is the problem. Players outside those 3 states cannot sign up, and the game library is smaller than at the dedicated casinos.
Strong subjects
- A big match on the first deposit
- Live tables run like game shows
- Poker roots back to 2001
- A licence in each state it serves
Needs work
- Only 3 US states can play
- A thinner game list than the casino specialists
- Poker comes first, the casino second
Who should take a seat
Players in its 3 states who like live game shows and play some poker on the side.