- Pick your favorite poker game – No Limit Texas Hold ‘Em, 7 Card Stud, 5 Card Draw or Omaha Hold ‘Em
- Travel the world to find the best competition – The top gamblers on the planet await you at 6 international casinos – risk big to win big!
- Use intimidation and pressure to win — pick your spots and be aggressive as you try to win a spot at the final table
- Use the Practice Mode tips and hints to master each game. Then use your finely tuned skills to win it all
- Get tournament play-by-play commentary from expert in-game announcers
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Oh, why did I buy this? The people who made this game ought to be shot. It is the worst game ever!!!! I am serious – Do not buy this for your enemies.
Rating: 1 / 5
This game is the worstest worst ever in the whole entire world. If you want to have more fun, go buy “Combat” for the Atari 2600. Now THAT’S fun. Especially the one where your opponent gets to be the 3 little planes and you are the one ridiculously huge plane.
Rating: 1 / 5
This game plays Omaha and Texas Hold-em okay but the 7 card stud and 5 card draw games are so poor that they should not have even been included. I would have rated the game higher if they had been left out. Those games are just so bad they are bugs, not features. You can only play Texas Hold-em after you leave the first casino as well and this casino has the lowest stakes. This is annoying since the Omaha game plays pretty well and it is one of my own favorite games.
I rarely see the artificial players bet more than the minimum raise on any hand. I can however usually get a player to re-raise after I re-raise them. If the AI player bet $10 and I re-raise $5,000 when I have the obvious “nuts”, I can wipe that player out. If they at first raised and have the amount of the re-raise they will almost always call, re-raise and often go all in. The point being that the game seems to be based more on what the artificial player holds, not what you may or may not have. The AI betting patterns seem a little too predictable
The non “hold-em” games are just plain silly. I had the game’s characters fold with three of a kind on the fourth card of seven card stud! I personally will at least call with 4 cards to a flush with three cards coming if the stakes are table minimums. The five card draw was even more stupid. The minimum bet may not be called with no re-raise with two pair before the draw!
The Omaha and Texas “Hold-em” games call a tie on any flush. For instance an ace high flush will tie a 7 high flush and the game splits the pot. This certainly makes a “nut flush” insignificant. The repetitive talking is truly annoying and seems to slow down the game play. Turning off the sound is certainly indicated after about 2 minutes.
It is still fun to play but I have earned millions of play dollars by just bullying the other players. The AI players all seem to have a distinct personality and playing against the game’s best players can make the game a decent pass time if you play the “hold-em” games. It probably should not be considered a learning tool however unless you want to learn how to lose your fanny.
Rating: 2 / 5
It doesnt do online as advertised. No multiple gameplay. Built for one poor schmuck to play by himself. Awful game poorly made.
Rating: 1 / 5
This game is so full of bugs. I get a full house and 2 pairs wins. This is a constant problem, I have the winning hand and it awards the win to a computer player. It cant seem to add the winning pots to me right and it has NO all in button. You have to spend 5 min. using the + button to go all in. The kicker is that u need $50,000 to move to the next room. If i have 7500 and i quit the game the next time i play i get my 7500 but each of the computer players get 5000 each time u quit and play again. How are u suppose to get $50000 when u cant wittle down the players who always start with 5000?
Rating: 1 / 5