TV Poker Player for Texas Hold Em Review

Bad design. Hand control wiring is not long enough. So that the battery life for the device is not sufficient, the power cable has to come along.

We had this game a few years ago and loved it. We broke it and have been looking for another one ever since. It's great fun for the family. Last night myself, my husband, my 11 year old and my husband's parents all played and enjoyed it.

If you're a solo player, your only option is to enter a limit tournament, and since the blinds don't increase, the game can get very long. A no-limit tournament isn't really no-limit. You still have $10/$20 (or whatever you choose) or you can go all-in. You cannot bet up to all of your chips. In the event that someone goes all-in, others who remain in the game will not have an additional pot. If whoever went all-in wins, they win their share of the pot and everyone else gets the rest of their…

I read another review on this site before purchasing this product and thought it might be overblown and would help us with our weekly poker game. I was wrong, this is a terribly designed product for any serious poker player. The software is very poor and does not allow you to vary the bet size without restrictions. The big blind cannot raise if the bet in the hand is returned to them. If you are all in the game, deal all five cards at once and lose all intrigue. There are only two "Select" and…

This game is quite interesting, but it has some serious flaws that prevent it from being fun. The good thing is that the game does tedious stuff like shuffling and counting chips, and the hand controllers will display your two hole cards. The main problem I have with this game is that I can't pause it when the phone rings or the pizza rings. the driver appears. If you don't play your hand within 25 seconds, it will automatically reset. Others point out that the game is inflexible and can take a