All-In Poker 17+

Great Game and Teacher

I was looking for something to help improve my Texas Hold'em game. I played online Texas Hold'em apps, but people who play without risk play stupid hands. This game's AI truly keeps you on your toes and makes you play good poker. The audio and graphics could be improved, but the game's real purpose isn't about the flashiness, it's about helping you to learn to be a better poker player because AI doesn't play and win stupid hands (it will bluff) that you find people doing in the online games. Price may seem steep, but if you improve your game, what does it matter?

Unrealistic- way over priced

The app allows you to play against the computer only, which I guess is fine. There is no bankroll, you start every game with a set amount and any profits are no where to be seen after you exit the current table. Which is fine, but makes it hard to figure out where you're at long term.

Literally, you win about 85% of the time. All your draws get there in 2-7 and badugi. Anyone who's ever played poker knows, that's fantasy. It's like playing a magical game where you always get there and always get paid off. If it were real life you would be a millionaire in a week or so, if not for the restarting at 500 every game.
I don't believe this app offers anything of value if you know how to play the game already. Definitely not worth the $10 it cost. I would request my money back if I could. Also the Badugi game betting structure is only $10 bet on every street. Kind of lame. Also writing your own 5 star review is pretty lame.

Developer Response ,

This was an interesting review from way back. He had some valid points, and Im happy to say some new things are coming in a new app that goes more in that direction. But effectively he and a few other early bad reviews helped stall sales, and when you purposely tank an app, you can't expect new development to be forthcoming.

But then he accuses us of "filling in draws". This uses a completely random RNG(Random number generator), so he must be really lucky, or not know the games he claimed he did and their percentages. Embarrassing.

And then he complained about a review I did, because of the ridiculous nature of trying to get tech support through using bad reviews. Oops... I called it out.

Great company, great poker variety

I remember using their poker game with Windows Pocket PC prior to the iPhone. Nice mixture of games, graphics are fine but aren't outstanding, but I've always felt that card games are better with simple graphics in exchange for speed of play. I'm hoping that the promised upgrades aren't tentative based solely on sales; iPhone game buyers really want dependability and continuity with upgrades before latching onto a product/company, not just possibilities. Otherwise, people tend to take their very small investment and dump the app, which is much different than the Windows Mobile world where people pay a lot of money for a game and are more likely to stick with it.