Download World Poker Championship WSOP APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 2 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | 25.49 MB (26,724,338 bytes) |
| Developer | new mobile wave |
| Category | Games, Card |
| Package Name | com.wsopworldseriesofpoker.worldpokerchampionship |
| OS | 4.0.3 and up |
World Poker Championship WSOP GAME description
There's a bunch of games to play in World Poker Championship WSOP, including a multitude of draw and stud variations.
But of course, like all modern poker games, Texas Hold 'em is the star of the show, and thus the game that has had the most focus put on it.
But unlike a lot of other poker games, these other games of poker don't play completely broken because of that focus.
You'll find quite intelligent players across the board in WCP 2.
Opponents follow realistic betting patterns that fit certain personality types.
You'll encounter specifically aggressive, tight, and midrange players, though none play precisely to type.
Aggressive guys won't just go all-in on every hand.
They'll pick their spots just like everybody else, and create completely believable betting styles.
Computer opponents will check raise, fold good hands when they think they're beat, and even try to bluff you now and again.
Certainly, the system has its flaws--you'll see questionable calls,
and even more questionable raises in certain situations--but even with those issues,
this is the most realistic-playing poker game out there. Sometimes, it's even a little too realistic.
While realism is something poker games seem to be eternally grasping at,
there's something to be said for creating a game that snaps along at a brisker pace than your average card tournament.
Artificially creating action via dumb bets and calls definitely isn't the right answer,
but when you find yourself up against players this smart, it can be very,
very difficult to get through any elimination match in a timely fashion, especially if you're playing in a limit game.
No-limit games are, by nature, easier to knock people out of,
since some moron can just go all-in with a pair of twos and be on his way to the nearest bar five minutes later.
In limit games, it's tough to really milk large sums of chips out of opponents,
unless you're in a rare situation in which all the players involved think they have a made hand.
What this leads to is matchups in which you could find yourself playing in the same game for hours at a time.
Maybe the answer is just to avoid such matches, but the game's career mode dishes out plenty of these limit World Poker Championship WSOP,
so you'll have to deal with them eventually. It's not that they're not fun, but you'd better be willing to commit some time.
But of course, like all modern poker games, Texas Hold 'em is the star of the show, and thus the game that has had the most focus put on it.
But unlike a lot of other poker games, these other games of poker don't play completely broken because of that focus.
You'll find quite intelligent players across the board in WCP 2.
Opponents follow realistic betting patterns that fit certain personality types.
You'll encounter specifically aggressive, tight, and midrange players, though none play precisely to type.
Aggressive guys won't just go all-in on every hand.
They'll pick their spots just like everybody else, and create completely believable betting styles.
Computer opponents will check raise, fold good hands when they think they're beat, and even try to bluff you now and again.
Certainly, the system has its flaws--you'll see questionable calls,
and even more questionable raises in certain situations--but even with those issues,
this is the most realistic-playing poker game out there. Sometimes, it's even a little too realistic.
While realism is something poker games seem to be eternally grasping at,
there's something to be said for creating a game that snaps along at a brisker pace than your average card tournament.
Artificially creating action via dumb bets and calls definitely isn't the right answer,
but when you find yourself up against players this smart, it can be very,
very difficult to get through any elimination match in a timely fashion, especially if you're playing in a limit game.
No-limit games are, by nature, easier to knock people out of,
since some moron can just go all-in with a pair of twos and be on his way to the nearest bar five minutes later.
In limit games, it's tough to really milk large sums of chips out of opponents,
unless you're in a rare situation in which all the players involved think they have a made hand.
What this leads to is matchups in which you could find yourself playing in the same game for hours at a time.
Maybe the answer is just to avoid such matches, but the game's career mode dishes out plenty of these limit World Poker Championship WSOP,
so you'll have to deal with them eventually. It's not that they're not fun, but you'd better be willing to commit some time.
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