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Texas Hold 'Em Poker (GameBoy Advance)

In Texas Hold 'EmPoker, itÂ’s "all in" for players as they compete in single player or multiplayer action against up to 10 computer players. Via link cable, players can also challenge four friends in the most challenging poker game on the Game Boy Advance. The password save feature allows players to save their bankroll for future games. [Majesco Sales Inc.]

Majesco Sales Inc.
Card Game
Players: 4
E (Everyone)
Developer: Majesco Sales Inc.
Released November 1, 2004

Overall Metascore

This is a weighted, normalized average of all individual scores given by critics, on a scale of 0 (worst) to 100 (best).

49 / 100

Critic Reviews

60 eToychest
In all, if you are a fan of Texas Hold'Em, as I am, you will find some enjoyment in this game. Even so, the game wears thin on you after a short while. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this to anyone. The game is simply too vacant for it to warrant a purchase.
56 Armchair Empire
Texas Hold 'Em Poker is much more sparse with no licensing and very little to distinguish it from a PC shareware title.
55 1UP
OK, so there you have it. Buy this game to learn the how the rules of the different Texas Hold'em games differ (essential if you're going to Vegas soon)...don't buy it to get better at poker... My suggestion? Liquor in the front, poker in the rear.
54 My Gamer
Not that Texas Hold'em Poker does anything wrong, there just is not a lot of content.
42 Nintendo Power
Good for short sessions, but not one that you'll spend hours playing. [Feb 2005, p.117]
40 GamerFeed
It lacks sorely in presentation, and doesn't offer any kind of multiplayer effort to keep you or your friends involved for too long.
40 Modojo
But it doesn't really try to capture the essence or thrill of the game too much, and it takes the easy way out in just being average.

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