Poker Sites in Kansas | List of Online Rooms

By Dan Dececco, Freelance Author

rakeback rooms - where to play online poker in KANSAS?
Poker room		traffic avg *	Rakeback	Bonus
	Aced Poker	500	Up to 35%	$5,000	PLAY NOW
Merge Gaming Network
	Americas Cardroom	450	27% Flat	$1,000	PLAY NOW
Winning Poker Network
	Black Chip Poker	450	27% Flat	$1,000	PLAY NOW
Winning Poker Network
	Bovada	600	None	$1,000	PLAY NOW
Bodog Poker Network
	Carbon Poker	500	Up to 35%	$5,000	PLAY NOW
Merge Gaming Network
	Juicy Stakes Poker	1,200	36% Flat	$2,000	PLAY NOW
Revolution Gaming Network

* For the latest traffic figures see PokerScout.com

Kansas Online Gambling Laws - Is Poker Legal?

Playing poker online in the United States and Kansas is NOT illegal. Simply put, you are not in violation of any laws when you play online poker as an individual.

Gambling laws in Kansas are outdated and make no mention of online poker.

Regulation and Taxes for Online Poker in Kansas

• Status of regulation: Not regulated in the United States and Kansas.
• Tax on Players: 0-44.4%. You are taxed on your poker winnings at the Federal and State levels. Federal taxes can be up to 39.6% at the highest level. Kansas has a progressive state income tax rate of 2.7% to 4.8%.
• Segregation: None - Kansas players share tables with players in other states and countries in the same combined player pool.

Cashout Times

Cashout times can vary by withdrawal method and from site to site. We recommend you view the US Poker Cashout Report for the most recent processing times.

Live Poker in Kansas

There are 8 live poker rooms in Kansas if you include the greater Kansas City, Missouri area. Ameristar Casino KC and Harrah’s North Casino KC have the two largest poker rooms boasting 15 tables each. Since both located just outside of the state in Kansas City, Missouri online poker could be a better option for Kansans.

Online Poker Legislation

At this point there has been no legislative support in Kansas for online poker. In fact, the Kansas Legislature recently tried to ban online poker but failed as the amendment was attached to another unpopular bill regarding live casino expansion.

Poker legislation can change on a day to day basis - contact us by email if you see an update that should be made to this page or have difficulties getting online to play.

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