Tennessee Skill Tournaments

Tennessee Skill Tournaments

Skill Poker World Championship

7 ratings
9 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 1 May 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 19, 2019
  • April 26, 2023

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Engage in a strategic poker game where players face off against AI opponents using identical hands. Master unique gameplay mechanics to bankrupt opponents, win bounties, and climb the global leaderboards for a chance to compete in the World Championship.

Identical hands for all players
Battle against 'Outlaw Robots'
Bankrupt opponents to collect bounties
Compete in League Matches and World Championships
Strategic hand-building and decision-making
Climb global leaderboards and rankings
Unlock advanced games and skill levels
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What's New in Tennessee Skill Tournaments

5.0.3

April 26, 2023

Renamed "Tennessee Skill Tournaments", this update features identical hands which are dealt to both Head to Head match players. In addition, the outlaw Robot opponents now bet identically for both match players. The "Tennessee Skill Tournaments" World Leaderboards take a sample of match results to determine just how well you've played against all comers. Test your Poker skills here!

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

COWPOKE = 10,000 Chips

$10,000 virtual bankroll credit

User reviews

Simply the Best!

The most strategic Poker variant anywhere! The layout of the screen could be better, and it takes a while to learn, but there are genuine skill elements that test the (human) players against 4 Robots 🤖. Great showdowns, exciting and entertaining matches :-)

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New multi hands are great a real test of skill. Love the new rankings Rankings are fun looking forward to cash games play all the time

Totally Awesome 👏 Strategic Skill Poker ♥️

Simply the Best, better than all the rest... Well, only Tennessee Hold ‘Em Tournaments can show who’s top dog 🐕 or cat 🐈. Because your opponents play the same hands as you, whoever has the higher chip count after a series of hands is the winner! Ok, some hands are easy, so both players fold early for a draw or very close result, but over a series of hands, your opponent may choose a totally different strategy and a big win (or big loss) can result. The more hands and matches played, the more accurate your official World 🌎 Rank is! Rank is based on the total margin of all wins minus the total margin of all losses. Showdowns are excellent and can surprise you. Single player tournaments (in the Lobby) are a great challenge too!
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Real Skill Poker Rides into Town

Tough, strategic Poker where you have to play your hand better than your opponent. International matches make this the first genuine skill poker I have ever played. 2 players are dealt identical hands and they must play 4 Bots who are also playing the same deal. The Showdowns are hard to predict, but there are loads of clues that can give you key info on the robots’ hands. Highly entertaining...Tennessee Hold Em will really make you think!
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Poker Progresses

A more varied game than traditional Texas Hold’Em, with more opportunities for tactical decisions on the way to the final hand. Amusing wanted posters add an additional humorous element to an already characterful game!

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FAQ

What makes Tennessee Skill Tournaments different from Texas Hold'em?

Tennessee Skill Tournaments features identical hands dealt to all players, emphasizing strategic play and decision-making over luck. This differs from Texas Hold'em where hand distribution is random and luck plays a larger role.

Can I play Tennessee Skill Tournaments offline?

The game description focuses on competitive play against AI and other players, suggesting an online connection is required for the core tournament and championship modes. Specific offline capabilities are not detailed.

How does the AI opponent system work in Tennessee Skill Tournaments?

Players battle against 'Outlaw Robots' who receive the same hands. The game uses an RNG Dealer to ensure fairness, and the goal is to outplay these AI opponents strategically.

What is the tournament structure like in Tennessee Skill Tournaments?

Tournaments feature blinds that double every 6 hands for progressive play. There are no side pots, and players who go 'into the red' but win the hand can continue playing.

Does Tennessee Skill Tournaments have ads?

Yes, Tennessee Skill Tournaments contains advertisements. Players can engage with these ads as part of the free-to-play experience.

How does Tennessee Skill Tournaments compare to other poker games in terms of player engagement?

The app claims higher player participation, with an average of 75% of players staying in until the 3rd round of betting, compared to 75% folding early in Texas Hold'em tournaments. This leads to more competitive showdowns.

What are the benefits of winning in Tennessee Skill Tournaments?

Winning hands and tournaments allows players to collect Gold and Silver medals, which contribute to the Medals Leaderboard and World Ranking. Players can also win bounties and build their bankroll to play at higher levels.

Is Tennessee Skill Tournaments suitable for younger players?

Tennessee Skill Tournaments has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature audiences due to its strategic complexity and competitive nature.