El mejor
Missing chips
텍사스 홀덤 포커
I’m done with this app
Scam
Great game
Dont buy
Fun way to pass time
Best game ever
It takes the fun out of the game
Realistic play
Dealer
Disgusting despicable game!!!!!!
Gamblers forte
А
好玩
Good game
Ridiculous odd of Winning
There is no honest poker here
UPDATE AFTER THE DEVELOPER’S RESPONSE: their reply actually makes my concern worse, not better.
“Purchases aren’t mandatory” is irrelevant. Of course they aren’t mandatory. The business model still sells virtual chips after players lose them.
The more interesting claim is the “independently certified RNG.” A one-time RNG certification is not the same thing as continuous independent monitoring of the live production environment. In fact, Pokerist’s own website states that the testing laboratory is not associated with KamaGames on an ongoing basis. So who independently verifies that the live system players are actually using today behaves exactly like the tested version, with no player-specific logic, weighting, matchmaking effects, or other intervention around the RNG?
That is the question. Their response does not answer it.
My experience remains the same: an extraordinary concentration of action-heavy hands, coolers and dramatic reversals that feels engineered to burn through virtual chips and drive repeat purchases.
If Pokerist wants trust, publish the full current audit scope, tested software version, methodology, date, production-control procedures and evidence of continuous independent verification.
Until then, “we have an RNG certificate” is marketing, not an answer.
If you want poker, stay away. If you want to play inside an opaque algorithmic environment whose operator makes money selling you replacement chips, welcome to Pokerist.
