Offline Poker - Texas Holdem

Offline Poker - Texas Holdem

No-Wait No-Limit Poker

7.1K ratings
580 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 14, 2011
  • December 7, 2022

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Enjoy Texas Hold'em poker anytime, anywhere without an internet connection. Compete against a variety of AI opponents with customizable game settings like increasing blinds and fast fold options. Engage in leagues and replay hands with optional open-handed views.

✓Offline play
✓142 unique AI opponents
✓Fast fold option
✓Optional open-handed replays
✓Optional increasing blinds
✓Leagues
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What's New in Offline Poker

8.94

December 7, 2022

+ Further refinement of the poker AI

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$0.99

10,000 Offline Poker Chips

10,000 Offline Poker Chips.

Charts

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📉 129-3

Casino games

This game dropped -3 positions in Casino games chart.

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📉 181-5

Card games

This game dropped -5 positions in Card games chart.

Last updated on October 15, 2026.

User reviews

This App is Screwy

This app is screwy. I’ve finally figured out the whole idea here is to cheat you out of money so you have to watch more ads to re-bank. I’m going to download an app that knows a straight and a flush beat 3 of a kind.

THE MOST RIGGED GAME

This game is ridiculously rigged! First off, when it’s a full table, they ensure at least one player at the table always has a monster. Secondly, when you get to head’s up play, your opponent will immediately fold — PRE-FLOP— 80% of the time you have an Ace. This is not an exaggeration (I have the screen shots to prove it). When you have garbage cards and are the big blind, the opponent will always raise you 3x the big blind PRE-FLOP but won’t match a 1x big blind bet that you make. Finally, look out, because when you do finally get a good hand, when the AI will actually call your bet, it is a 100% GUARANTEE that the opponent will have pocket Aces!! This is NOT an exaggeration.
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Not even worth it to learn.

Picked the game up to get a little better at playing poker but this game honestly sucks. My first gripe is being forced to watch ads or pay money just to get a little cash. My second gripe is your opponents constantly having a ridiculous hand that somehow mostly beats yours. My third gripe is with the bugs. On several occasions, on the opening bets, I’ve had the game not allow me to bet, but instead play the hand as if I went all in, and if I lose, the game takes all my money. It’s crazy that a game forcing you to watch ads or pay real money has a bug that makes you go all in without a warning. None of my money went into the pot, it just threw down the river and when I lost I was kicked out of the game. Terrible, even for learning.
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Could be a lot better

Too many high pairs come up for other players. A K always loses

Love it

I love the simplicity of this app. It’s the exact opposite of a WSOP style poker app, as in less ads and not a bunch of nonsense. The environment is quiet and can provide a very focused opportunity to take your time and learn more about the game in general. I do believe the game is programmed to punish all-in shoves because you will lose 95% of them no matter how much equity you have. Seems like the programmers must have it out for those style of players, which I like because that is you get sick of in wsop once again. I personally have a problem going all in when I’m tilted so it’s a nice lesson to lose almost every time. There are other noticeable trends in the software that make the game very exploitable, but I will say once you know these exploits it does become too easy. For beginners, I think this is exactly what you should be learning. On the other hand, the software developers should modify the decision trees to not fold almost automatically during certain betting situations, because if they don’t you know to fold. It’s too easy to bluff too. I’d like to offer the idea if it’s not already coded to implement separate decision trees for each league level, possibly emulating certain levels of players and the moves or techniques you would expect at different levels. Eg make the beginner league very exploitable, vs the expert league which you might be lucky to bluff off one hand the whole game. My last recommendation is to change the betting method. The slide bar is really quite annoying sometimes and it would be nice to have an alternative quick select method. If there was a drop down menu or around the giant call button there could be diff BB bet sizes, like “x3.0BB” or “x2.5BB”. That would make the game play so much more convenient and honestly realistic bc at a certain level you’re only thinking in BBs, not the amount you’re in or betting for.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Incorrect hand rankings and payouts

Bug

Crashes and data loss issues

Bug

Unresponsive controls and UI elements

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Ability to pause and resume games

Feature

More advanced AI opponents

Feature

Customizable game settings

Feature

Multiplayer mode to play against friends

Feature

FAQ

What is this app?

This app provides an offline Texas Hold'em poker experience. You can play anytime, anywhere without needing an internet connection. It features a variety of AI opponents with different playing styles and customizable game settings.

What are the key features of this poker app?

Key features include offline play, 142 unique AI opponents, a fast fold option to quickly move to the next hand, optional open-handed replays, optional increasing blinds, and league play. You can also choose between heads-up, three-player, or six-player multiplayer.

Is this app free to play?

The app is free to download and play. It offers in-app purchases, which may include cosmetic items or other enhancements, but the core gameplay is accessible without additional cost.

Can I play this game on multiple devices?

The provided description does not specify cross-device compatibility or account syncing features. It focuses on the offline play experience on a single device.

What are the common use cases for this app?

This app is ideal for playing poker during commutes, travel, or any situation where internet access is unavailable. It's also great for practicing poker skills against varied AI opponents without the pressure of real-time online play.