A CoinPoker withdrawal is a blockchain transaction, not a bank transfer, so “pending” means one of three very different things: your request is still sitting in CoinPoker’s security queue, it has been broadcast and is waiting on network confirmations, or it landed somewhere you are not looking. Identify which stage you are at and the fix is usually obvious. Most payouts that feel lost are actually complete on-chain and stuck at the receiving end.
Work out which of the three stages you are stuck at
Open the cashier and look at the withdrawal record. If there is no transaction hash yet, CoinPoker still has your money and nothing has touched the blockchain. If there is a hash, CoinPoker is finished and the answer lives on the explorer, not with support. That single distinction saves most players a pointless support ticket.
Per CoinPoker’s own withdrawals help page, a queued request “will be broadcast to the blockchain as soon as it is reviewed by our Security team,” and once it is initiated you cannot cancel it. So there is no undo. Check the address twice before you confirm, because after that your only option is asking the recipient to send it back.
No hash yet: wagering, review, and size
Three things hold a request in the queue. The first is wagering: deposits and bonuses have to be played through before the balance is withdrawable, and CoinPoker counts action from poker, casino, sportsbook and crypto futures toward it. If you deposited and immediately tried to cash out, this is almost certainly your answer.
The second is size. Large withdrawals trigger a security review and can pull in identity documents even though CoinPoker otherwise lets you withdraw from the moment you register. The third is the per-transaction ceiling of 25,000 USDT. There is no daily cap, so a bigger bankroll comes out as several requests rather than one, and each queues separately.
Get documents in first if you are anywhere near a five-figure cashout. Waiting until the money is already queued turns a two-day payout into a week. Players used to the fiat model will recognise the pattern from our GGPoker withdrawal pending guide — the trigger is the same, only the rails differ.
Hash exists but your wallet is empty
Paste the hash into Tronscan for TRC-20 USDT or Etherscan for anything on Ethereum. Confirmed and delivered to the address you gave means CoinPoker did its job. Now the problem is downstream, and it is nearly always one of these:
You sent USDT to an exchange address that only credits a different network. You used a deposit address that required a memo or tag and left it blank. You are checking the wrong wallet, or a wallet that has not been told to display that token contract. Or your exchange has flagged the incoming transfer for review, which happens quietly and without notification more often than it should.
CoinPoker supports USDT on Ethereum and Tron, USDC on Ethereum and Polygon, and BTC on Bitcoin. Everything settles in USDT from your balance with conversion offered at the cashier. Pick the network your receiving wallet actually supports, not the one that is cheapest — a 5 USDT network fee is trivial next to funds sent to a chain your exchange does not credit.
What bites players across Asia specifically
The blockchain leg is identical everywhere. The last mile is not. In South Korea and Japan, exchanges apply travel-rule checks on inbound transfers from unregistered counterparties, and a transfer from a poker cashier can sit in manual review for days. Indian players moving USDT through a domestic exchange face TDS and reporting on the conversion, which is a tax question rather than a withdrawal problem but is often mistaken for one.
In Vietnam and the Philippines, many players skip exchanges entirely and use P2P desks, where the risk shifts from delay to counterparty. Use escrow, keep the hash, and do not accept a partial release. Across the region, sending crypto directly to a bank-linked account you also use for salary is the fastest way to attract a compliance call — keep a separate wallet for poker.
Stuck with a hash you cannot interpret, or an exchange giving you nothing? Ping @PAGDaddyBot on Telegram — someone who has read a few hundred of these can usually tell you in a minute whether the money moved or the receiver is sitting on it.
If you do need support, write the ticket properly
Give them the withdrawal amount and timestamp in UTC, the currency and network you selected, the destination address, the transaction hash if one exists, and your verification status. Ask one specific question: has this been broadcast, and if not, what is blocking it. Vague tickets get template replies. If you are weighing whether crypto-only rails suit you at all, our Natural8 vs CoinPoker comparison and CoinPoker vs WPT Global breakdown both cover the cashout trade-offs in more detail.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a CoinPoker withdrawal take?
There is no fixed time. The request waits for a security review, then goes on-chain, where speed depends on network congestion. Tron settles in minutes; Ethereum can take longer when gas is high.
Why is my CoinPoker withdrawal still pending?
If no transaction hash has appeared, it is still in the review queue — usually unmet wagering, a large amount, or outstanding verification. If a hash exists, it has left CoinPoker and the delay is on the receiving side.
Can I cancel a CoinPoker withdrawal?
No. CoinPoker states that pending withdrawals cannot be cancelled once initiated, so check the address and network before confirming.
What does CoinPoker charge to withdraw?
A network fee of 5 USDT applies to withdrawals, and the exact cost varies by the network you choose. Confirm the current figure in the cashier before submitting.
Is there a maximum CoinPoker withdrawal?
The cap is 25,000 USDT per transaction with no daily limit. Larger balances come out as multiple requests.
Do I have to complete KYC to withdraw from CoinPoker?
Withdrawals are permitted from account creation, but large ones trigger a security review that may require identity documents. Submitting early avoids a hold later.
I sent my payout to the wrong network — can I recover it?
Not through CoinPoker. Once broadcast, the transaction is final. Recovery depends entirely on whoever controls the receiving address, which is why the network selection screen deserves a second look.
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