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Version 4.25 · 2026-10-12
Minor UI fixes
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The store currently lists version 4.25, updated 2026-10-12.








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Poker Live with Texas Hold ‘Em and Omaha High/Low in same app - the Poker
Player Poker is here
This is a seriously smart and good-looking heads-up card classic with authentic
multiplayer Vegas feel. There are loads of special features such a visual 'Hand
Strength Meter' that discreetly shows you if your cards are strong. Challenge
friends, make new ones, swap cocktails and dress up in amazing outfits - be as
cool as you feel and meet millions of gamers. There are hundreds of tables, VIP
privilege suites, tournaments and challenges all with Guest and Facebook sign
in options. And when you want to kick back from the tables there are fantastic
mini games such as Scratch ’n Match and Luck wheel to try your hand at winning
a millions of chips!
Every game is fresh, new and exciting because its the mix of folks there that
make this so social.…
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Minor UI fixes
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