Games Database
PC
Gambling
| Viewed: | 2D Combination | Genre: | Gambling |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Zoo Digital | Soft. Co.: | Zoo Digital |
| Publishers: | Zoo Digital
(GB) |
Released: | 9 Apr 2004
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
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Summary
The blurb accompanying this latest virtual card game reads, "Great poker players aren't born, they're made." And with that in mind it's to be assumed that it is this that is going to make you a great poker player. You see, Casino Poker is not merely a poker sim, it also places strong emphasis on the tutorial side, offering an in-depth guide to learning the art of both playing and winning a great hand.
There are seven different popular game variants to play, including 'Texas Hold 'em' and 'Seven Card Stud', all complete with a full step-by-step playing guide. As such, taking into account that the game also teaches you all the 'musts' of poker etiquette, you can now make yourself welcome at any casino in the world.
Casino Poker also helps you to avoid the pitfalls that most novices fall into and learn different strategies to suit the skill of your opponents. Along with this there's also a range of extensive help files, which teach both general poker strategies, as well as ones specific to certain variations of the game.
The game's box comes emblazoned with a claim that states that the world's casinos don't want you to know anything about it. We doubt somehow that Las Vegas is about to file for a lawsuit or anything, but this is certainly a good idea if, like some of us, you're sick of losing your 2p collection to your mates in those hazy late-night poker sessions.
There are seven different popular game variants to play, including 'Texas Hold 'em' and 'Seven Card Stud', all complete with a full step-by-step playing guide. As such, taking into account that the game also teaches you all the 'musts' of poker etiquette, you can now make yourself welcome at any casino in the world.
Casino Poker also helps you to avoid the pitfalls that most novices fall into and learn different strategies to suit the skill of your opponents. Along with this there's also a range of extensive help files, which teach both general poker strategies, as well as ones specific to certain variations of the game.
The game's box comes emblazoned with a claim that states that the world's casinos don't want you to know anything about it. We doubt somehow that Las Vegas is about to file for a lawsuit or anything, but this is certainly a good idea if, like some of us, you're sick of losing your 2p collection to your mates in those hazy late-night poker sessions.
