Texas Hold ‘Em Poker
- Compete in Release Player or Career Mode.
- Full Texas Hold’em game play, including 5/10 Limit Play, 25/50 Limit Play, Pot Limit, and No Limit Play.
- Password entry feature allows players to save their bankroll for future sports meeting in Career Mode.
- Play in country wide tournaments and ultimately compete in Vegas for the Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Championship.
Product Description
Product InformationIn Texas Hold ‘Em Poker it’s “all in” for players as they compete insingle player or multiplayer action against up to 10 computer players. Via linkcable players can also challenge four friends in the most challenging pokergame on the Game Boy Advance. The password save feature allows players to savetheir bankroll for future sports meeting.Product Features Compete in Release Player or Career Mode. Full Texas Hold’em game play including 5/10 Limit Play 25/50 Limit Play Pot Limit and No Limit Play. Password entry feature allows players to save their bankroll for future sports meeting in Career Mode. Play in country wide tournaments and ultimately compete in Vegas for the Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Championship.
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This game will in fact make your poker play worse. If you are at all honest about poker don’t buy this.
Rating: 1 / 5
Goodness gracious! My expectations were extremely low when I bought this game, but still it managed to disappoint me. The play is NOTHING like the real thing. You can go all in, and still every player will call you, every time. The interface is uninspiring, with small to delight in. Do not recommend this game at any price.
Rating: 1 / 5
I have no clue what these guys are talking about. Sure the computer will bet at times when it has a crappy hand, but the computer does fold more often than these other reviewers say it does.
And it is not as simple as they make it sound either. The game is very challenging. Heck I tried their tactic of going all in with a excellent hand, but the computer hand a better hand and I finished up losing. Don’t be fooled by their statements. While the tournament modes are not really tournaments, they do not take a half hour to beat. More like a whole day’s worth.
One reviewer said the graphics aren’t anything splendid? Let me tell you this: these are some of the best graphics I have seen on any GBA game since they released some of the classic Mario sports meeting.
I am beginning to marvel if these fellas in fact bought the same game I did. Because most of what they said isn’t right to when I play the game. I don’t mean to sound harsh, but I read these guys’ reviews and was astonished to read that such a splendid game was getting terrible reviews.
I recommend the game to any poker player. While it isn’t an in-depth game by any means, it sure is entertaining.
Rating: 5 / 5
The graphics on the game are excellent, and as a basic poker game it passes, but if you’re looking to practice your skills with this game, it disappoints. All of the computer players stay in with basically any hand, regardless of the level of play. I’ve been beaten by too many Two-Eight off suits to mention.
Rating: 2 / 5
Listen, if you view hold’em as gambling, this game is excellent. It is simple to play and you have a excellent chance to win. If you play honest winning poker, this game has a lot to be desired. I only play ring-sports meeting, so I quickly beat the tournaments, and started to play the ring sports meeting. If you can’t beat these, you really need a new leisure activity. Yes, the computer players are all calling stations, and they do play loose-passive, but go to Hard Rock Nightclub in Tampa, and that is how they play. An experienced hold’em player should never have a losing session. Therefore it is too simple for poker veterans. Unfortunatly, it is very addictive and I keep stroking my ego by winning.
Rating: 3 / 5