Real Gaming – formerly known as South Point Poker before being rebranded in 2013 – is now the third regulated online poker room in the state of Nevada to open for business.
According to published reports Thursday, Real Gaming is now in a soft launch phase, with a forthcoming marketing campaign in the works but not yet ready for showtime.
Functioning in all major browsers, the new site doesn’t require a download and, we’re told, uses a verification system that differs from what Ultimate Poker and WSOP use.
USPoker reports that players must download a mobile app to play for real money.
Players are sent a token through SMS when attempting to sit in a game. The number provided must be entered into an authorization box. Players must also submit the last four digits of their Social Security Number and the text provided in a CAPTCHA image. This is only required one time per session.
To learn more about Real Gaming, check out the full report from US Poker here.
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