Video Poker Games

I’ve played the previous version for a year and it has been an outstanding, rock solid game, and last but not least, has been ad-free! There are many options to choose from, and even gives you generous credits every few hours. What more could you ask for? My only concern with this latest version is if the developer has added built-in ads, would would be disappointing, if not disastrous. So far, I haven’t seen any ads but I’ve just started with the newest version. We’ll see. Haven’t seen any ads so I think my fears are quelled. However, there is an occasional pop-up asking me review the game, which I don’t recall in the previous version. This is an annoying feature, and if it continues, as I’m sure it will, I’ll leave a review alright, but not the kind the developer had in mind.

The play is simple and the display emulates the casino look. You will find nearly every video poker game you’ll find in a casino, even games like All American and a few variants of Joker Poker and Deuces Wild. The pay tables appear to be set at accurate-to-casino amounts, except generally on the more-favorable-pay end compared to what you’ll find in real life (i.e. “full pay”). Also, if you set the bets for one cent per credit, you will rarely run out of coins before timing-into free credit dumps after a few hours. You always have the option to purchase extra coins, but if you plan accordingly, you will never need to purchase anything.

I don’t need to get dressed up to lose money. I never have luck. Like now down to under a dollar. I kept trying to double up. Mistake? But it’s how the game is played. It seems the Ace is always there to get the points. And there is no cards I could’ve picked anyway. No chance except to tie. I have the choice of 5 but if there’s no chance, every card is K and under. As long as I’ve been playing It makes me mad! Haha. Not real money. And it’s probably the same at a casino.

Why do the number of winning hands significantly decrease when betting levels go up? If you increase your bet to say $10 or $25 or higher you rarely see any winning hands. The game should be a true randomized shuffle. The players risk increase as does the house’s and there shouldn’t be any manipulation of winning versus losing hands. I challenge everyone to use the statistics button and see for yourself. Play at $1, then reset the statistics and play at say $10. Buyer beware!

Graphics are great, variation of games are great, speed adjustment for dealing of cards is great, and depending on choice of game playing, the slow loss of money is great. While I haven't hit any BIG jackpot as yet, (only been playing for about three weeks) being able to receive bonus money progressively every 4 hours helps keep you in the game. Great fun and entertaining, thank you for the well thought of and designed game