What is .POKER?

.POKER is a niche gaming domain extension that clearly indicates poker related content. It suits both online and offline communities, as well as informational or entertainment sites.

Who can register a .POKER domain?

In general, anyone can register a .POKER domain, but local rules and regulations around gambling or gaming content may apply depending on where you operate.

It is commonly used by poker clubs, training sites, streamers, blogs, and fan communities.

Why people choose .POKER

  • Immediately shows that the site is about poker
  • Good fit for communities, strategy content, and events
  • Memorable for poker fans and players
  • Helps separate poker content from more general brands

Why you might not choose .POKER

  • Niche focus: Works best only for poker or card game content.
  • Regulatory concerns: Some regions have strict rules around gaming and gambling related sites.
  • Lower general recognition: Many users still default to .COM or other familiar extensions.
  • Brand flexibility: May feel limiting if you expand beyond poker.

Because of these factors, Website.com focuses on more general purpose extensions such as .COM, .NET, and .ORG that support a wider range of projects. .POKER domains are not currently available for registration through Website.com.

Similar alternatives available at Website.com

  • .COM – ideal for gaming brands, content hubs, and communities
  • .NET – suitable for online platforms, tools, or forums
  • .ORG – a fit for clubs or community focused groups
  • .INFO – useful for guides, strategy content, and resources

FAQs

Is .POKER only for real money gaming sites?

No. .POKER can be used for casual play, strategy blogs, fan communities, and other non gambling content, depending on registry and local rules.

Can I transfer a .POKER domain to Website.com?

No. Website.com does not currently support .POKER domain registrations or transfers.

Is .POKER good for long term branding?

It can be strong for poker focused brands, but many businesses still prefer a .COM for broader recognition and flexibility.