Bovada now accept VirtualPin as a deposit method
Due to the recent problems that US player has had making a deposit at Bovada Poker they have now found a way around the problem. The solution is called VirtualPin and this is a long distance pre paid phone card that you can use to make a deposit at Bovada. You can purchase this phone card at the website VirtualPin.net, the minimum amount that you can purchase at the moment is $100. The good thing with this deposit option is that you do not need to deposit the full amount of the phone card at Bovada unless you want to, you can for example make a deposit of $50 to your Bovada account and use the remaining balance on your card to make phone calls.
Values available for VirtualPin Cards
VirtualPin cards can be bought in the following amounts: $100, $150, $200, $300 and $500. As you can see there is a value for all kinds of deposits. And keep in mind that you do not have to deposit the full value of the card to your Bovada account as we mentioned earlier.
Other deposit options for Bovada Poker
Another good deposit option for players who want to get some money deposited to Bovada Poker is eWalletXpress. This deposit works in a way similar to Neteller and Paypal. You credit your eWalletXpress account with money and then use that account to credit your Bovada Poker account with the money.
Deposit options for non US players
If you are a player living outside of the USA then life becomes a whole lot easier when it comes to depositing funds at Bovada. You can have your pick from all of the deposit options available but the most popular payment methods for European players are Neteller and Credit Card deposits.
Referral number for new players
New players at Bovada can enjoy a nice 110% bonus on their first deposit up to a maximum of $550 when using the Bovada Poker referral number 1169861. 10% of this bonus is credited to your account instantly after you make your first deposit and the other 100% is put in your pending bonus account where it will be released after 30 days depending on the number of player points you have generated.
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