Poker Sites in Denmark | List of Online Rooms

By James Spillane, Rakeback.com Staff Writer

Where Can I Play?

Legislation

Deposits & Cashouts

PokerStars

Do I Need a VPN?

Full Tilt

rakeback rooms – where to play online poker in Denmark?
Poker room		traffic avg *	Rakeback	Bonus	segregated?
	Aced Poker	350	Up to 35%	$5000	No	PLAY NOW
Best US Facing Software		Merge
	Americas Cardroom	450	27% Flat	$1000	No	PLAY NOW
Play with USA Fish		Winning
	BetSafe Poker	400	Up to 40%	$2000	No	PLAY NOW
Euro Traffic		Ongame
	BlackChip Poker	450	27% Flat	$1000	No	PLAY NOW
Progressive Rake Races		Winning
	bwin Poker	2100	Up to 25%	$500	No	PLAY NOW
Combined PartyGaming Player Pool		PartyPoker
	Carbon Poker	350	Up to 35%	$5000	No	PLAY NOW
Merge Gaming Network Flagship Room		Merge
	Ladbrokes Poker	2600	Up to 30%	$1250	No	PLAY NOW
Play with Casino & Sportsbook Casuals		iPoker
	ComeOn! Poker	140	33% Flat	$600	No	PLAY NOW
Dealt Rake Method		Revolution
	Paradise Poker	220	30% Flat	$1000	No	PLAY NOW
Household Name Since 1998		International
	PartyPoker	2100	Up to 30%	$50	No	PLAY NOW
Voted Softest Games		PartyPoker
	PKR	425	30% Flat	$250	No	PLAY NOW
3D Avatars		Independent
	PokerStars	24500	Up to 74%	$600	No	PLAY NOW
Industry Lowest Rake		Independent
	SuperStack Poker	450	30% Flat	$1000	No	PLAY NOW
Weekly Rakeback		Winning

* For the latest traffic figures see PokerScout.com

Denmark’s Online Gambling Laws – is Poker Legal? Online poker is legal in Denmark although player rewards are offset slightly lower by some rooms e.g. PokerStars to compensate for state taxes. Status of regulation:   In progress Tax on Players:   None Tax on Operators:   20% Extra Rake:   None Segregation:   None – Danish players share tables with players in other countries in the same combined playerpool. Denmark Poker Deposit & Cashout Methods  Visa  Bank Transfer  Skrill  Neteller E-wallets Skrill (formerly Moneybookers) and Neteller are preferred by many grinders as they avoid fees and taxes associated with banks and gambling transactions, and don’t require you to share banking information with poker sites.
	Danish Currency – Krone (DKK)

Is Denmark in the PokerStars.com Playerpool?

Yes! As shown in the table above Danish players are not segregated from the rest of the international PokerStars playerpool (in the way e.g. France, Italy and Spain are).

The domain name is PokerStars.dk but the game experience is identical to the dot.com client, same players, stakes, deposit bonus, Supernova VIP program etc. Plan your yearly VPP goals with Rakeback.com’s exclusive PokerStars Rakeback Calculator.

Online Poker in Denmark – Do I Need a VPN?

No. There is currently no internet censorship applied to online gambling sites in Denmark, whether lottery, sports betting, casino or poker related. As such a VPN is not necessary. However if you experience difficulties downloading poker clients in the future or while travelling outside Denmark, follow the guidelines below:

Other countries in Europe’s regulated online poker market may censor primary domains of poker rooms. While the poker site’s domain may be down, preventing new players from downloading the client, those who have already downloaded the software can still log in and play unrestricted. The sites are based offshore (e.g. Malta / Gibraltar) with EU licenses – balances and cashouts remain safe despite one country’s internet censorship.

If you are unable to download a poker client simply use a cheap VPN service such as StrongVPN or HideMyAss to do so. After install it is no longer necessary to use a VPN although some grinders continue to do so if playing over public wifi, for extra security. Site reps have confirmed on the forums that VPNs are not prohibited, with the exception of VPN use to play online from the US.

No Full Tilt Poker in Denmark?

PokerStars obtained the assets of Full Tilt Poker as part of its agreement with the US Department of Justice and re-opened the online room for real money play in some regulated EU countries on Nov 6th, 2012.

Unfortunately PokerStars has stated that they currently have no plans to seek licenses to operate Full Tilt Poker (FTP) in Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium or Estonia. Full Tilt no longer offers flat rakeback and has 1/10th the traffic of PokerStars.

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