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Aces Texas Hold'em - No Limit
by ConcreteSoft | support
Availability : Worldwide
Available For :
J2ME, v1.2.3 | $4.99 
Palm, v1.3.14 | $4.99 
Pocket PC, v1.3.24 | $4.99
RIM BlackBerry, v1.2.40 | $4.99
Symbian S60, v1.2.6 | $9.99
All v1.0 and v2.0 S60 devices, All V1.0 S60 devices, All V2.0 S60 devices, Nokia 3230, Nokia 3620, Nokia 3650/3600, Nokia 3660, Nokia 5500, Nokia 6260, Nokia 6280, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6620, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6670, Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681, Nokia 6682, Nokia 7610, Nokia 7650, Nokia N-Gage, Nokia N-Gage QD, Nokia N70, Nokia N72, Nokia N90, Panasonic X700, Panasonic X800, Samsung SGH-D700, Samsung SGH-D710, Samsung SGH-D720, Samsung SGH-D730, Sendo X, Sendo X2, Siemens SX1
Smartphone, v1.3.24 | $4.99
Symbian, v1.2.1 | $9.99
Symbian UIQ, v1.2.1 | $9.99
Summary :
Go ALL IN with this fast and furious No Limit Texas Hold'em poker game!
5 images available for Aces Texas Hold'em - No Limit
Game Category :
Casino for Palm
Expert Opinions & Awards:
"Aces Texas Hold'em - No Limit" aikon.ch
"Practice here first before you join the tour" bargainpda.com
"If you like World Poker Tour on TV get this" bargainpda
"Aces Texas Hold'em No Limit" mobilebytes.blogspot.com
"Lass den Zocker aus dir raus und verspiel dein digitales Geld" pocketgaming.de
Description :
Aces Texas Hold'em® - No Limit
Go ALL IN with this fast and furious No Limit Texas Hold'em poker game! No Limit Texas Hold'em is quickly becoming one of the most popular poker games in the world to watch and play. From Celebrity Poker to the World Poker Tour, you can find No Limit Texas Hold'em on TV under many names.
No Limit Texas Hold'em is easy to learn using the same rules as poker but only giving each player two cards and sharing 5 community cards. Even though the game is easy to learn it has been thought of as one of the toughest to master with the unlimited betting and shared cards.
The game has a number of game settings that make it highly configurable. Use the preset players or create and/or modify new players, up to 22, setting their intelligence to one of five different levels. Eliminate players as you go and eventually win it all!
All New For Version 1.3:
Improved graphics, including Hi-Res support on more devices!
Native Palm - no Java required and less memory required.
New For Version 1.2:
All new graphics including pictures of your favorite opponents!
Keeps many more statistics including percentages, raises, tournament wins, all-ins and more!
Rabbit hole! Use the "Deal'em Button" to show that next card if you'd like even after everyone has folded.
Underlines winning hands so you can see why they won.
Scroll back to other players to see what players last moves were.
Set all players money at once.
Incredible graphics, including 320x320, 320x480, and 480x320 screen resolution for hi-res and landscape capable devices.
Option to make the game move faster after you fold.
Change between 4 game speeds.
Blinds can be set to stay the same, increment on a timer, or by number of rounds.
If you don't have time to play an entire game in one sitting, the game is saved for you so you can resume when you come back.
Also Available in Bundles:
Aces Blackjack & Texas Hold'em - No Limit Bundle
Aces Blackjack & Texas Hold'em - No Limit Bundle
Aces Blackjack & Texas Hold'em - No Limit Bundle
Compatibility:
 Pocket PC Windows Mobile 6.1
Pocket PC Windows Mobile 6.0
Pocket PC Windows Mobile 5.0
Pocket PC VGA resolution (fullscreen 640x480)
Pocket PC Square VGA resolution (480x480)
Pocket PC Square QVGA resolution (240x240)
Pocket PC Square 320x320 resolution
Pocket PC QVGA resolution (320x240)
Pocket PC QVGA resolution (240x320)
Pocket PC 3D Accelerator (Axim x50v/x51v)
Smartphone Windows Mobile 6.0
Smartphone Windows Mobile 5.0
Smartphone Standard resolution (176x220)
Smartphone Smartphone Landscape (WM5/WM6)
Smartphone Smartphone 2003 SE
Smartphone Smartphone 2003
Smartphone Smartphone 2002
Smartphone QVGA resolution (windowed at 176x220)
Smartphone QVGA resolution (fullscreen 240x320)
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