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SRIJ Regulated Market (Portugal)

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SRIJ Regulated Shares Liquidity with Spain
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888.pt is the Portuguese, SRIJ-licensed instance of 888poker, also sharing liquidity with Spain โ€” the same shared-pool arrangement that boosts traffic on PokerStars.pt.

Traffic scales the way you'd expect: the lower the stakes, the more action there is, but even at NL200 and above the combined Portugal/Spain pool keeps things reasonably playable given how small the standalone Portuguese market would otherwise be.

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Deposits & Withdrawals

  • โœ“ Standard regulated-market payment options: bank cards, bank transfer, MB WAY, and supported e-wallets
  • โœ“ Account currency is EUR
  • โœ“ Play restricted to players physically located in Portugal (or Spain, under the shared pool) at the time of play (geolocation-verified)

Rake & Rakeback

  • โœ“ Rake generally runs in line with 888's other regulated European markets
  • โœ“ Exact caps vary by stake โ€” worth confirming the current numbers directly in the client

Promotions

  • โœ“ Regular deposit and reload bonuses

Support

  • โœ“ Live chat and email support in Portuguese, Spanish, and English

From My Own Play

I played here last year while I was in Portugal too. They share traffic with Spain โ€” the lower the stakes you play, the more action you get, but given that it's restricted to just two countries, you still get decent action even at NL200 and above.