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Sharon M. –
What to do when you are bedridden…handheld games! This poker game is lots of fun and offers many hours of entertainment.
Hud –
Nice Game.
Monique Laprade –
Très bon achat
Kelly jo –
My husband loves this
Torie A –
This was a great gift, my dad just turned 73 so he needs glasses for alot of things. This was a good size. He loves it! He takes it on his bathroom breaks. Keeps him busy for hours
Kathleen W –
Had one a long time ago. Addicting. Can have sound off or on. Turns off after couple minutes of no use. Letting son borrow it while in The Box at NTC since can’t use phone. I like to use while waiting at appointments.
John A. –
highly overpriced.
Return fee 20% restocking charge.
glory1 –
Bought for XMas, my husband loves it!
Minie –
Très bien
WVE –
Old school arcade game
DLM –
I purchased this as a replacement for a Radica handheld poker game that finally died after many enjoyable years, and am disappointed. Since the price of a Radica (or Mattel version, almost identical) was unrealistic, I chose this one and wish I hadn’t.
For starters, the design/placement of the “hold” keys is awkward – if you hold this “cupped” in your fingers (like you would hold a phone for texting, using your thumbs to push the buttons), your nails constantly get caught/clip the inset frame around the top of the buttons. No, my nails are not long. You just don’t have enough room to push the buttons without catching your nail.
It works as far as playing poker. But that’s it. Trying to make sense of the points is an exercise in futility. Going from being able to see a running total (plus/minus depending on if you win the hand) to just having columns of numbers that will only go from 1-9 on a separate screen instead of just displaying a running total… No clue what my “score” or point total is, or how to read “high score”. The first column goes up to 9, it will then start a second column (again, 1-9) and if that column tops 9, it starts a 3rd column (1-9 again) And there are no instructions, so if anyone is familiar with this and can explain it, it would be most appreciated!
Finally. it has a weird hiccup for displaying “win” if you hit a winning hand – it may or may not immediately flash “WIN”. Sometimes it takes a few seconds before it realizes “oh, that’s a winning hand” and if you aren’t familiar with poker, since it also displays “game over” immediately, you’d think you had lost that hand. If you hit deal/draw, it will flip over to the scoring screen and credit you (again, with that weird running 1-9 into columns total), then deal your next hand.
All in all, it serves the purpose of wasting a few minutes, but isn’t an enjoyable “don’t want to put it down” game like the last one was. Would not recommend it. You get what you pay for.
Jeanne M. –
Great fun at a cheap price.Nice size to fit in palm of hand.