How To Deposit Money into your Poker Account

Full Tilt Poker:

Full Tilt is the easiest room to make a deposit for U.S. players.  Here are a list of their deposit options and how each one works:

	Cash Transfer is a fast and safe way to transfer money to your Full Tilt Poker account. You can walk in to more than 245,000 convenient locations worldwide and transfer money in person directly to Full Tilt Poker. Some Cash Transfer outlets even allow you to transfer funds directly from an ATM/debit card. There is a $250 US minimum for any deposit made using Cash Transfer.
	Click2Pay provides a secure e-wallet that lets you quickly and safely transfer money from your bank account to Full Tilt Poker. You can fund your Click2Pay account directly from your personal bank account, and all transactions are protected using the latest encryption methods on SSL-secure browser connections so that merchants never see your valuable private information.
	ePassporte is an e-wallet that provides an easy and safe way to use your credit/debit card or bank account to deposit funds into your Full Tilt Poker account. You can sign up for a Virtual Visa at ePassporte and pre-fund your account to get all of the conveniences of a standard Visa. Account information for ePassporte customers is protected by state-of-the-art security, including CVV2 verification, and your personal identification remains anonymous to merchants.
	The majority of standard credit cards will not work on online poker sites. However, there are a number of debit cards that continue to work. If you have a debit card, then this should be your first option when it comes to making your first deposit. It is quick, and the money comes directly out of your bank account with out having to sign up with a third party provider.

Poker Stars:

PokerStars is next in line with regards to ease of depositing:

	ePassporte is an e-wallet that provides an easy and safe way to use your credit/debit card or bank account to deposit funds into your Full Tilt Poker account. You can sign up for a Virtual Visa at ePassporte and pre-fund your account to get all of the conveniences of a standard Visa. Account information for ePassporte customers is protected by state-of-the-art security, including CVV2 verification, and your personal identification remains anonymous to merchants.
	The majority of standard credit cards will not work on online poker sites. However, there are a number of debit cards that continue to work. If you have a debit card, then this should be your first option when it comes to making your first deposit. It is quick, and the money comes directly out of your bank account with out having to sign up with a third party provider.
	CashTransfer is an international money transfer service. There are approximately 100,000 CashTransfer agent locations worldwide. CashTransfer ExpressPayment is a service offered by CashTransfer that allows you to send cash from any CashTransfer agent location directly to your PokerStars account.
	PokerStars still allows their players to send money via Money Orders or Cashier's Checks. It isn't the fastest way of getting your money onto your poker account, but it is secure, and does not require you to sign up with a third party provider. PokerStars does require you to email them in order to set up who you should make the money orders out to and where to send the payment.
	Funding your account with a Western Union payment is a fairly quick process. When you click on the deposit button on the western union option, you will see detailed instructions on who you need to send the money to and where to send it. There are over 225,000 western union locations throughout the United States, so there is bound to be a location near you. This deposit option typically takes less than 24 hours to fund your account.

Absolute Poker - Ultimate Bet - Bodog:

These three rooms offer basically the same deposit options as the ones listed above.

All of the rooms are continuing to work on new ways of depositing funds into your poker account.  Check back often as we will be updating these pages as new payment methods are offered.