My child accidentally deleted the app on my phone. I went to download it from my AppStore today. When I tried to register with Facebook just like I did the first time I downloaded the app. It says Facebook does not recognize this account even though I was able to hit continue when Facebook asked me if I wanted to continue with the poker app. Then all of a sudden something came up saying appeak does not recognize my Facebook account. So I lost all the chips I spent a whole month earning because I can’t get back into my original account which I registered with Facebook the first day I downloaded this app a month ago. Is there any way to remedy this?

Thought I’d leave a review since it doesn’t seem to have a lot. Honestly a solid poker app. I’ve played a lot of poker apps the last 15-20yrs and this one is worth checking out. It’s very cookie cutter. Not a lot of customization. No pop ups (which is nice.) Dont get me wrong - there is a lot of things that need cleaned up but this games perfect for those who enjoy the game of Texas holdem and don’t care to much for all the other “bells and whistles” that the other poker apps have. They have a bankroll leaderboard which gives you a chase. A leveling system. I would like to see a time bank added eventually. Although I love the fast paste - sometimes it’s nice to slow down when you’ve got a big decision. Other than that. Love the simplicity of this game.

I’ve played Appeak for a few years, and you go through a swing where the cards seem to be in your favor for a while and then you suddenly start getting bad runouts and lose back what you’re made. I went from 1000 in chips to 30,000,000 without purchasing chips. And since I hit 30million I’ve had 20 consecutive losing sessions. Seems a bit odd.They want to hook you with great cards and big wins and then make you lose it back so you’ll pay for chips. It’s a sneaky trick that I guess all free poker game developers use. Scaled back my time on the app.

Just make 3 new accounts on different devices and run them for a test, you’ll see patterns that yells that it’s mathematically rigged and most of the time, stupid players will get their magic cards in the river with extremely low odds. A good portion of its players don’t even understand odds and probability and win with mathematically stupid odds. It’s very fake and rigged. Them using a “hardware random number generator” is an obvious and big lie. Math is always the answer.