Offline Poker - Texas Holdem Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 250 reviews. Read all reviews for Offline Poker - Texas Holdem for iPhone.
Offline Poker - Texas Holdem is free iOS app published by The Othernet, LLC
Not fair anymore
Darthsnow
I use to win all the time at grandma’s house level and now I’ve been playing for almost 2hrs and I haven’t won one game. I hardly get a good hand but the other players do almost every time. Sorry to say I’m considering deleting this App.
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Poketfan
Recently I’ve noticed that my Bankroll is being depleted by small amounts (12,000 once since I’ve been tracking it). Why is this happening? I am in league play but was not told that it had a cost.
Not even close to reality
pdj27
While it may be fun to play poker, this app is very frustrating because the opponents play so stupidly that it is not even close to reality. There is no way real players would make the bets that this app does. There is zero skill used when playing this app. They need to change the algorithm completely.
Great poker app
mickeybravo1984
Fun app, and actually helping me a little with bubble and short stack play (of course, AI at least in the lower stakes plays nowhere near “GTO”) but I guess that gives me an edge!)
Decent
Derrtyd750
This is a nice app as far as functionality, but gameplay isn’t very enjoyable. You will most always only play against one bot at a time, every other bot will fold,.. so it really takes the excitement away from the game. If you raise $1, the bot will usually fold. If you have a high pocket pair dealt,.. I almost guarantee the bots will fold,.. which really takes the fun away. The up side is that buying chips is easy and you can make them last a long time,.. but who wants to buy chips for real money and sit around playing war or go-fish?? I want to play poker offline and gamble it.
Decent to play as an individual
jfh28078
Good UI, fast, runs smooth. Easy to play since there are no other live players. That said, after 100s of games, it’s clear that the game slants toward the AI players. This is true of most offline, computer player games. They have 10s and face cards as hole cards about 95% of the time. And 3 or 4 players have them at the same time. And I’ve seen 3 or 4 hands per game that are 4 of a kind. Which defies odds, and it’s always the AI players that get them. So, it’s fine for players who want no pressure to learn and polish your game. But online games are the only true way to play if you want fair games.
Great Game
Old gamer44
Very good for beginners and long timers. Seems to simulate players who bluff a lot, and those who don’t. Only negative: Doubling points by watching an ad ruins the league aspect. Better would only be able to add points when broke.