Poor user interface – Poker Heat: Texas Holdem Poker Review

You can only write a short comment of about 12 characters. And if you go all in and lose you can’t wish your opponent nice hand. Not a very good interface. Be prepared to be constantly hit with chip buying ads. And bad beats are extremely common if you play a lot. Unless you buy chips, in which case they give you better winning odds. So you’re not playing with a random deck. Makes sense, they need to pay for all this. Unless you buy chips which increases your winning odds. But how much fun is that? The game is set up so there is incentive to place certain levels to get extra crowns. And crowns get you closer to an eventual money gift. When you play that particular table, it is much more likely that you will get sucked in with a good hand but lose to a longshot, losing all your chips and then guess what, they offer you more chips if you pay money! But, what do you expect for free. It is what it is. Freezes up when you get a good hand and knocks you off the table. Site offers players better odds of winning if u buy chips. Too bogus. The earlier review is from when I’m new to the site. Odds were reasonable and every day they try to sell you something that I haven’t bought. Then suddenly the odds are stacked ridiculously against me, with consecutive absurd bad beat after bad beat. I get called with a pair of Kings all in by someone (a computer?) with a Q 6 and then a straight comes out. Way too unrealistic. So, guess what? Now the site wants money for more chips. If you really want to sell chips then don’t stack the d3ck.
Review by jefrodavo on Poker Heat: Texas Holdem Poker.