Hebrew Language Poker Software

Hebrew is a Semitic language in the Afro-Asiatic family that dates back to between 1000 and 1100 BC. In 586 BC, Aramaic began replacing Hebrew as the daily language of the Jewish people. By AD 70, Hebrew was the language of Jewish literature and religion, but it was rarely spoken. In the late 1800's, Eliezer Ben Yehuda began promoting the use of everyday Hebrew by speaking it in his home and advocating for Hebrew language schools. Hebrew regained cultural popularity and is currently spoken by more than seven million people worldwide. Modern Hebrew joins Arabic as an official language of Israel.

Hebrew Language Online Poker Sites

Poker sites that offer Hebrew language options are limited. Though Israeli players are welcome at several sites, player activity and settings may be limited to English or other major European languages. The only site that lists Hebrew for a language setting is Full Tilt Poker.

Even though these sites don't offer Hebrew language settings, players from Israel are welcome at:

• Absolute Poker
• Ultimate Bet
• Bet365
• PokerStars

Everest Poker (Some poker players may be aware that Everest used to have Hebrew language settings, but the settings have been discontinued.)

Hebrew Friendly Deposit Options

Hebrew friendly deposit methods are limited. Standard European deposit methods such as e-wallets, credit cards and prepaid cards are available to players from Israel, but they are most often in English or another major European language. Poker deposits for Israeli players can be made through Credit/debit cards (Visa, Visa Electron and MasterCard) and Secure e-wallets (NETeller, Moneybookers).

For more information visit our Hebrew Poker Online guide to depositing at real money poker sites.