Prominence Poker

Prominence Poker is surprisingly enjoyable as a casual, yet competitive, multiplayer game.

This makes it an enjoyable way to play poker for anyone who doesn't particularly want to risk their bank balance playing for real money, though the lack of a compelling progression system and underwhelming single player scenarios will more than likely stop you from going all-in.

Prominence Poker gets two things right. It's free and it knows the rules of poker. It's a serviceable poker game with a focus on online play and player customisation. What it probably needed to do is concentrate on giving players an uncluttered interface but instead it's all about the custom suits and silly hats which is odd given how ugly the game is. But it's a poker game and it isn't going to offend anyone and the game has an odd self-confidence about it. It may be bluffing though.

Great game. Nothing I don't like about it. I only play in real-time, multiplayer tourneys, so can't complain about AI. Could use more emotes. Some tourneys take a while, but it becomes a battle of attrition, just as in real life. I have spent many 4-hour sessions at casino tables; a 30-40 min Prominence tournament is just fine with me. Love my avatar. Love kicking butt at the tables. Haven't spent a dime on the game.

Having had moderate success at microstakes online and finding the whole 'play money' a complete waste of time, Prominence Poker was a nice surprise. Poker only really works if you have something to lose and surprisingly building your 'virtual' bankroll and spending some of the cash on some nice cosmetics, here and there, is more satisfying than I expected. The standard is obviously very low so it's easy to win. The game gives you enough to want to play again and not lose your money.

The game is like any mobile poker platform out there. It can be expensive to play, but it has some depths character customization and other things that makes it feel a little bit better to play. The AI is very dumb, making it 0 challenge to play it if you are not facing an online opponent.

Il gioco in se è molto carino e riesce a creare una ottima atmosfera. I comandi sono facili e intuitivi. Dove casca tutto è il sistema di carte che non è affatto **** ogni tavolo troverete sempre giocatore che vincerà la maggior parte delle mani. Facendo all in e senza niente in mano e vincendo con l'ultima carta. A te capita che in più di 20 mani non hai nemmeno una copia. Frustante

So I’ve been playing this game for the past 4 months nonstop, I genuinely hate it but I’m a fan of poker so I find it’s the best game to play next to the casinos... However the biggest issue I find with this game is the realism in the River always benefiting certain players. Countless times I’ll go in to a hand with a pair of aces and kings on the flop and my opponent will have a 2 and a 7 off suit and will end up with a full house or 3 of a kind and beat me. It literally always happens on the river. 3 Aces off the flop and I’ve lost on the river to a 5 of clubs for a flush. The realism just is lacking heavily I find. I don’t understand why it’s always like this. I’ve lost countless chips to this existing issue. I just played a game maybe an hour ago and I had AK off the flop two pairs... the opponent had A 4 and on the turn a 4 came up to give him 2 pair mine being the higher pair, and of course on the river another **** 4 comes up. How is this possible and so consistent? I play poker competitively and I just don’t understand the logic in making the river win percentage so high ...? Can I get an explanation of possible thanks