Obviously rigged with algorithms to a certain extent like any online poker game is going to be, but at least this app is worth spending a little money on. A lot of idiots going all in with 2/4’s but that’s just online poker with people getting free chips. Think there should be a table for ppl w/less than 20k chips, and you should be able to customize your profile w/o using a Facebook photo. Other than that, it’s a great game. I notice I tend to be unlucky right after I buy chips. If you are going to rig the game, at least rig it towards ppl that are willing to buy chips. Knowing that I seem to be unlucky right after buying chips, definitely makes me want to buy chips less. You have a great game, don’t be so greedy. WSOP is way too rigged to even think about buying chips from there. Be nice to have 1 game that is honestly random and not compromised by an algorithm.

Spent the first day playing this game and working my way up to 1.5m, lost all of it because the game placed a bet without any input from me. If you plan on paying for anything, don’t. They’ll throw it away without your consent. If you want to play poker for fun, download literally anything else. Any game past 20k is loaded with people filling the room with their obvious alts (matching FB profile pictures and everything), and anything you don’t lose to them will be bet without your consent. If your idea of fun is closing 5 ads every single time you load up the game (which will be often because it crashes if you open another tab and come back), having 0 chips to play with because the game threw them away, and having to constantly scroll all the wat to the lowest buy-ins because it tries defaulting you to the highest every time you play a new table, go ahead. Everyone goes all in on every hand (mostly bots, but whales do it too), you’ll leave a table and see the same exact person you know who was in the middle of an active game joining your new game at the same time (in other words, they don’t even hide the fact that they add bots), rooms are filled with alts, etc. If you decide you want to download this, for whatever reason, eventually the devs themselves will force you to play another poker game by throwing your chips away. Don’t waste your time.

After playing this game a few times, I have noticed a few odd things about this game. First, the randomness doesn’t seem all that random. For example, there have been several times where I’ve had several hands such as full houses or 4 of a kind with back to back scenarios. This is quite odd and very difficult to simulate or achieve in a real scenarios. Secondly, many people that I have played with, typically high level players, often get really good hands and in some cases very impressive hands and almost impossible to challenge. Which leaves me to the conclusion that players who either spend more time and or spend real money or “pay to win” are often players with higher win to lose ratio than those who don’t. In other words, success isn’t determined by skill but rather how much money you spend. This method or marketing strategy has been proven to work quite effectively become really profitable in the gaming industry but at the cost of fairness and transparency. This game gives exactly just that and I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the case. All in all, I believe players would be better off spending their real money at a local casino for a chance to win real money. After all, this game doesn’t pay you to win. More like designed to scam people and ruin the game experience.

What would really set Monopoly Poker apart is if it had a feature to watch replays of tables you’ve previously played or a simple match history that shows each hand that was played.Also, please make it so that when there’s a popup, I can click somewhere off the popup in order to close it, rather than the close X button being the only option to do that.Would also be nice if the buttons such as “Call Current” gets reset after each betting round. Right now, it remains active throughout all betting rounds, making me manually toggle it to off when I want to first see what cards get played before deciding to bet or not.