2.5.2 (big raise to make more than 4BB).2.2.4 (with a big bet to call at least 5BB).2.2.3 (after consecutive small bets/raises and/or calls before at least 4BB).2.2.2 (with nothing to call at least 4BB).

I've also yet to get a bad-beat in my favor too. I've played plenty of video poker games, but have not experienced anything quite like this.

I call in, the opponent calls despite having mediocre hole cards. Claptrap, with a 10-3 off suit calls despite only having a pair of 3s. That should work out to a split, but of course he got the flush. The first time I suspected something was up when I had AQ off suit and my opponent had the same suited. In fact, I've yet to win a hand when I dominated after the flop late in the game. I've lost at least 5 all-ins when I dominated after the flop. Each time I've been beaten in ridiculous fashion. I usually make it to the last player before losing in literally odds-defying manner. I've played about 10 or so tournaments and have yet to win. The additional options allow for more bluffing chances and better odds. It's a decent poker game, just probably needs an update in my opinion for a bit of tweaking, as the game feels like I'm consistently playing hard mode from the first.ĮDIT: Try Omaha. I had four of a kind, so I knew a flush couldn't beat me. I notice then that all the cards are his suit. The turn, a ten, Brock bets, I bet, Brock goes all in. Sam's hand is a king and another random card. Hell, I've lost to a 1% chance on Sam's end. Nearly every single loss, the river, when the computer gets exactly the card it needs. I only go all in if I know I have a good hand. I've played poker before, and never have I seen some of the turnarounds that are in this game.

The game is about luck, but it does feel like the computer is pulling a fast one on you. But the blinds slowly bleed my dry, especially when I'm up against the last player. Gnahhh!Īnd when they have the upper hand, like 70.000 on their account and me running low, they place high bets which would force me to go all in against all odds (often, as mentioned, before the cards are on the table). I raise with low bets, yet they seem to smell my cards and fold. It is often even impossible to drag them in for starters. Sometimes even before the cards are on the table (which is annoying, too.but another story).īutthen when I happen to have a good hand and - even after slowly dragging the opponents in by SLOWLY raising the bets - and then finish with a value of around 5000 dollar.they quit. What's also a bit annoying is how easy your opponents give up while in the same turn expect you not to give up.Įxample: It is not uncommon that players like claptrap bet with values of around 5000 dollars or more.

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