Outlaw Poker

Introduction 

The modern Texas Hold'em Poker, despite its apparent appeal both to beginning poker players and seasoned veterans, did not take the world by storm. In fact, Hold'em poker did not become widely popular until it was adopted as the game of choice for tournaments such as 'The World series of Poker' and later the 'World Poker Tour'. If you are a fan, then take a look at a project by Bossa Studios Ltd (famous for their Surgeon Simulator) called Outlaw Poker.  

GamePlay

This project differs slightly from Texas Hold'em. First, with every hand your player will have to duel his opponent where the winner ends up with the strongest combination of cards (pair, two pair, three of a kind, straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, straight flush, royal flush). The hand itself is quite specific. Every player initially gets five cards and may only take one more card per turn. Then one additional card from the deck will be added to the left-over and then your collection will be demonstrated to your opponent, while his - to you. Once you collect five sets, the game stops and the highest rank at the top of the sequence wins. 

Bottom Line 

The unexpected way Outlaw Poker is brought to you is intriguing indeed. It can wake the Maverick inside every gamer.