Play Chemin De Fer Using Bitcoin Online

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Play Chemin De Fer Using Bitcoin Online

Chemin De Fer is a form of Baccarat that is easy to play online using bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. 

Chemin De Fer

This variation is very similar to the original but players bet on each other as one player is determined as the Banker, where as the others act as the Player. The Banker then states an amount they are willing to lose and other players can either match the amount, meaning no other players can wager and they act as Player, or keep wagering until the amount is reached thus higher bidder is Player. If neither have an 8 or 9 then decision for a third card goes to players and then the Banker, a winner is then determined. Title of Banker moves clockwise to prior holder.

Using Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies

The online betting site of your choice will have you send them the special address/token obtained from the Bitcoin wallet or exchange.

You would select either SEND (to deposit funds) or RECEIVE (to withdraw funds).

It is always recommended to use a Bitcoin wallet in order to ensure complete anonymity.

Some exchanges allow one to connect to their bank accounts.  The Bitcoin can be converted into the currency of your choice then transferred into your account in as little as 24 hours.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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