Poker Power Play

Name: Poker Power Play
Rating: 3.8 (111 reviews)
Author: Poker Powher LLC

DON’T LEAN IN. GO ALL IN.

Free · Designed for iPad

111 Ratings
Ages

18+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Poker Powher LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

162.6
MB

Poker Power: Poker, Play, Learn, and Empower in a safe, women-centric environment. Elevate your skills, connect, and become a poker pro and boss in life. Welcome to Poker Power, your exclusive poker companion. Here, you'll embark on a remarkable journey that transcends poker, focusing on life skills like negotiation, risk assessment, and strategy. Poker Power offers a variety of engaging gameplay options. Choose Practice Games to refine your skills against bots, providing a secure space for experimentation and growth. Immerse yourself in Open Games, where you'll connect with like-minded women for an exciting Texas Hold'em gaming experience. For those looking to learn from the best, our Community Games, led by expert instructors, provide invaluable insights into the world of Texas Hold'em poker. But Poker Power isn't solely about gameplay; it's your ultimate educational tool. If you're not quite ready to take a seat at the poker table, explore our interactive lessons to master the art of poker. Join us on this empowering journey, where Texas Hold'em becomes a pathway to personal growth and success. Play, learn, and thrive with Poker Power, where women's empowerment meets education. You can find the Delete Account by tapping the hamburger menu -> Profile -> Edit Profile -> Delete Account. Legal: https://pokerpower.com/terms-of-service/ https://pokerpower.com/privacy-policy/

Ratings & Reviews

3.8

out of 5

111 Ratings

Love the app- I have a few suggestions!
06/14/2024

Almostfamous612
Overall, I like this app a lot. I find it intuitive, informative and fun. I rope my friends into downloading and playing too- it’s that fun. A few suggestions that would really improve the playability of the app:- Once it becomes your turn, the call button pops up RIGHT where the prefold button just had been. I’ve started to hit prefold MANY times right as it changed and accidentally called.- The chat feature needs work. I’d prefer if it could pop up at the bottom and not disappear right away- give you time to actually read the message without having to navigate to a separate page. These fixes could turn this into a 5 star app, imo.
Love the app- I have a few suggestions!
06/14/2024

Almostfamous612

Overall, I like this app a lot. I find it intuitive, informative and fun. I rope my friends into downloading and playing too- it’s that fun. A few suggestions that would really improve the playability of the app:- Once it becomes your turn, the call button pops up RIGHT where the prefold button just had been. I’ve started to hit prefold MANY times right as it changed and accidentally called.- The chat feature needs work. I’d prefer if it could pop up at the bottom and not disappear right away- give you time to actually read the message without having to navigate to a separate page. These fixes could turn this into a 5 star app, imo.
Glitchy and Offensive
07/12/2024

simhotdog
This app is incredibly glitchy and nearly unusable at times, so it doesn’t even fulfill its own practical purpose. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg of the problematic mess this app is. This app is offensive and created in bad faith. I initially downloaded Poker Power simply because I heard about a more engaging way to learn the game. At first, it was positive to hear that it was targeted toward women+ to include us in a game we’re often excluded from. But after seeming the “+” of women+ ignored and non-binary people erased from the language and imagery of the app, it became obvious that gender inclusion and diversity are just a guise to get you in the door.Secondly, and worse in my opinion, is the article I read from the founder that prompted me to finally delete this app. She suggests that the reason women struggle to negotiate raises or get into positions of power is because we lack the skills that poker teaches, not because we are battling a patriarchal society built on our discrimination. To suggest “the greatest weakness for women has always been money” in a way that blames them and their implied deficiencies rather than the societal and systemic factors at play is deeply offensive and frankly the exact kind of sexism the founder is claiming to fight. I’d rather learn poker anywhere else than this glitchy, sexist mess of a company.

Developer Response
Thank you for your detailed feedback, simhotdog. We genuinely understand your disappointment, and we're truly sorry our app didn't live up to your expectations. Since your review last July, we've enhanced our core game engine and released multiple updates that have significantly improved stability and eliminated the glitches you experienced. We're committed to creating a smooth, frustration-free experience for all our users.Your feedback about inclusivity also resonates deeply with us. The initial excitement you felt about finding a more inclusive poker space aligns with our mission. Our founder created Poker Power to bring strategic skills to everyone while particularly welcoming those who have historically felt excluded from traditional poker environments. Her comments about money skills were intended to highlight systemic disparities, not blame individuals - she definitely recognizes that structural inequities are real challenges that require both skill-building and systemic change.We value your perspective on how we can better express our values throughout the app experience. Your feedback has been shared with our team as we continuously work to improve.If you're open to it, we'd welcome the chance to share our recent improvements and discuss your perspective further at support@pokerpower.com. We appreciate your candor and hope you'll consider giving our improved app another try.
Glitchy and Offensive
07/12/2024

simhotdog

This app is incredibly glitchy and nearly unusable at times, so it doesn’t even fulfill its own practical purpose. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg of the problematic mess this app is. This app is offensive and created in bad faith. I initially downloaded Poker Power simply because I heard about a more engaging way to learn the game. At first, it was positive to hear that it was targeted toward women+ to include us in a game we’re often excluded from. But after seeming the “+” of women+ ignored and non-binary people erased from the language and imagery of the app, it became obvious that gender inclusion and diversity are just a guise to get you in the door.Secondly, and worse in my opinion, is the article I read from the founder that prompted me to finally delete this app. She suggests that the reason women struggle to negotiate raises or get into positions of power is because we lack the skills that poker teaches, not because we are battling a patriarchal society built on our discrimination. To suggest “the greatest weakness for women has always been money” in a way that blames them and their implied deficiencies rather than the societal and systemic factors at play is deeply offensive and frankly the exact kind of sexism the founder is claiming to fight. I’d rather learn poker anywhere else than this glitchy, sexist mess of a company.
Developer Response 03/18/2025
Thank you for your detailed feedback, simhotdog. We genuinely understand your disappointment, and we're truly sorry our app didn't live up to your expectations. Since your review last July, we've enhanced our core game engine and released multiple updates that have significantly improved stability and eliminated the glitches you experienced. We're committed to creating a smooth, frustration-free experience for all our users.Your feedback about inclusivity also resonates deeply with us. The initial excitement you felt about finding a more inclusive poker space aligns with our mission. Our founder created Poker Power to bring strategic skills to everyone while particularly welcoming those who have historically felt excluded from traditional poker environments. Her comments about money skills were intended to highlight systemic disparities, not blame individuals - she definitely recognizes that structural inequities are real challenges that require both skill-building and systemic change.We value your perspective on how we can better express our values throughout the app experience. Your feedback has been shared with our team as we continuously work to improve.If you're open to it, we'd welcome the chance to share our recent improvements and discuss your perspective further at support@pokerpower.com. We appreciate your candor and hope you'll consider giving our improved app another try.
Poker Is An Art
05/23/2024

Jimbo_boo
I suggest revising the basic instructions provided in the app. For instance, in lesson 7, the statement that "limping is the weakest move you can make" could be rephrased. While it's true that limping is typically considered a “weaker” play compared to raising weak hands, I think you should avoid instructing people to “always raise any hand you want to play” without clear explanation. They will go broke quickly. When a player limps into a hand, they are simply matching the big blind amount to see the flop without investing additional chips or showing strength in their hand.It's essential to be cautious with absolute terms like "always" and "never" in poker advice. There are few situations in poker where actions should truly always or never be taken. Poker is a nuanced game that often requires flexibility and adaptability.
Poker Is An Art
05/23/2024

Jimbo_boo

I suggest revising the basic instructions provided in the app. For instance, in lesson 7, the statement that "limping is the weakest move you can make" could be rephrased. While it's true that limping is typically considered a “weaker” play compared to raising weak hands, I think you should avoid instructing people to “always raise any hand you want to play” without clear explanation. They will go broke quickly. When a player limps into a hand, they are simply matching the big blind amount to see the flop without investing additional chips or showing strength in their hand.It's essential to be cautious with absolute terms like "always" and "never" in poker advice. There are few situations in poker where actions should truly always or never be taken. Poker is a nuanced game that often requires flexibility and adaptability.
Fun but needs work
09/13/2023

Stefoosh4
My biggest complaint is that the app doesn’t update my stats correctly with wins or hands played, which is a real bummer. It failed to record one of my days (ruining my streak) and it hasn’t updated my # of plays or wins in 3 days. Overall, I like the general concept and the simplicity of the lessons, I just wish it offered More. I don’t know exactly what that “more” is but it just feels a bit light in the education part. Maybe if the practice games offered some tips and lessons in-play to tie everything back to the lessons while you are playing the bots, it would feel more helpful.
Fun but needs work
09/13/2023

Stefoosh4

My biggest complaint is that the app doesn’t update my stats correctly with wins or hands played, which is a real bummer. It failed to record one of my days (ruining my streak) and it hasn’t updated my # of plays or wins in 3 days. Overall, I like the general concept and the simplicity of the lessons, I just wish it offered More. I don’t know exactly what that “more” is but it just feels a bit light in the education part. Maybe if the practice games offered some tips and lessons in-play to tie everything back to the lessons while you are playing the bots, it would feel more helpful.

What's New Introducing a new and improved Practice Game engine Practice games now automatically pause when you leave the app Pick up where you left off by saving your Practice Game General bug fixes and performance improvements

Version 0.9.14

Jan 7

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