Offline Tournament Poker 17+

Name: Offline Tournament Poker
Rating: 2.8 (38 reviews)
Author: The Othernet, LLC

Texas Holdem MTT

The Othernet, LLC

Designed for iPad

- 2.8 • 38 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Offline Tournament Poker at its best!

* Offline Play - play anytime, anywhere, no waiting for slow opponents or rushing to the kitchen/bathroom before your turn
* Tournaments - Multi Table Tournaments (MTT) with from 50 to 1000 players
* 142 Unique Offline Opponents (some seemingly drunk and aggressive, some tight)
* Fast Fold - tap the table once to jump to the next hand - no waiting for the current hand to finish
* Optional Open-Handed replays - replay any hand and learn by trying different strategies
* Adjustable Blind Times - adjust the speed of the tournament with 5, 10 and 15 minute blinds
* Realistic sounds, and smooth animations

Dec 7, 2022

Version 8.94

+ Further refinement of the poker AI

2.8 out of 5

38 Ratings

Good but new glitches

Plays well. Pretty good player algorithms. Had happily played with no problems for a while but now there’s a new glitch. I’ve reinstalled several times and it keeps happening. After the first blind of 2 chips, it immediately jumps to the highest blind from the last game played. So now the blind jumps straight from 2 to 50 or 60 or even higher depending on the last game.

Option to remove ads

This is the fastest, easiest, and one of the cleanest looking MTT offline apps.

I’d love an option to pay to never gets ads again. They’re too intrusive and far too frequent for me to continue using this app without being able to remove them.

Constant Ads

This would be a great game and would be a solid upgrade to the first Offline Poker app here, but the ads are insane. You literally have to watch an ad every hand or two.
It’s literally faster to just close the app before the ad starts then open it again and resume.
And you’ll have to do this about every 10 to 15 seconds. And that’s not an exaggeration.
And there is no option to upgrade to zero ads. Really pathetic.

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