Bitcoin Online Poker Room Infiniti Poker Launch Pushed Back to August

Written by :

Aaron Goldstein

Published on :

19 May, 2013

Infiniti Poker has delayed its launch another few months after originally targeting an early spring debut. The room will allow US players via the digital currency Bitcoin.

Infiniti Poker released the following statement this weekend:

"We are very pleased to update to all of our members that the final phase of our development is now in full swing and we thank all of you who continue to participate in our public beta test program. Your feedback continues to be very helpful and in the end will ensure the resounding success of Infiniti Poker's upcoming launch which is now slated for July-August of 2013. "

Two mainstream online poker rooms are currently looking into offering Bitcoin as an alternative payment method including Lock Poker and Bodog.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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