Real Gaming in Nevada Now Taking Deposits from 7-Eleven Stores

Thank you sir, anything else? - Umm, pack of Marlboro, gums and, yeah, give me $500 for online poker, I hear games are really good on Friday nights.

In an effort to offer their players the biggest array of deposit options as possible, Real Gaming really took it to the next level. They've become the first online poker site in Nevada with a deposit option through any 7-Eleven store in the state, using PayNearMe technology. In addition to more than 200 stores statewide, players will also be able to deposit using any of the Family Dollar stores.

In order to make a successful deposit all users are required to do is to print a barcode from the Real Gaming web page and take it with them to the nearest 7-Eleven store. If printing is not a viable option, code can also be downloaded to your mobile device. Anything to make a customer happy.

This latest addition, coupled with the fact that Real Gaming is the only online site in the country offering their games on all types of tablets and mobile devices with all sorts of operating systems will certainly boost the number of depositing players.

Real Gaming also offers a variety of other depositing options like ACH checks, wire transfers, deposits via mail and cash at the South Point Casino's cashier. Their web site also emphasizes the fact they were the first room in USA to receive a license for online poker and happily offer their games to anyone using any device while in the State of Nevada.

It is practically impossible to read about this latest addition to the depositing options' repertoire and not to think back of Sheldon Adelson's statements about how online gambling is creeping into the living rooms and kitchens of American homes. What will Mr. Adelson have to say about this?

Online sites worldwide always look for new ways to access their existing and potential customers but, admittedly, this is really novel approach that will make it simple for anyone to get the funds online and sit down to play some poker.

In light of recent statements coming from the Senator Lesniak, it will be interesting to see what happens when New Jersey and Nevada finally enter the interstate compact that will see players from these two states combine into one (most likely together with Delaware too). Will this depositing model catch up and spread in other regulated states? It is nothing new for players to be able to deposit through casinos or sportsbooks, but through your everyday convenient store – not so much.

Weekend shopping will never be the same again in Nevada!