Existing users, 
Installed v 4, 4.0.1, & 4.0.2. All 3 give false winning hands! Since when does 2 pair beat 3 of a kind? I find absolutely no improvement from v3 to v4--just the opposite.
Unfortunately I had deleted v 3.5.1 assuming the dev had improved the game--WRONG! Now, I've got to start all over again from scratch with v 3.5.1
iPoker
Poker card game simulation.
Version: 4.3.1
v4 is Crap
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: SUGilbert Friday, December 08 2006 @ 01:07 PM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: NO
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Comments
v4 is Crap - ToddOuzts
Ridiculous. You are probably just not familiar with how side pots are handled in poker. Versions 3 and 4 do not have a problem miscalling winning hands. Not unless the user intentionally modifies a game file to ignore three-of-a-kind, for example.I have no bug reports about anything like this and I have tested thousands of hands to insure it is not a problem. If you find a showdown that is miscalled, send a screen shot to scenario@mac.com and I'll be happy to investigate why. Until then, please do not use this forum to discredit my product unfairly.
Thursday, March 29 2007 @ 09:36 PM PDT
The Author is wrong - this IS defective - stam
I have enjoyed iPoker for some time, and recently toyed with it again. I noticed the comment above, but thought the author was right, even it it's really immature to say that a user's feedback is "ridiculous".An example: 2 players left, i go all in and win 4 kings vs 4 6's. But the game thinks this is a sidepot and gives have the winnings to the other player. Bizzare.
I would take a screen shot, but before i could realise why i didn't get all the chips, the game reset the cards.
Clearly this is a new problem as 3.5.1 did not exhibit this behaviour....
Tuesday, July 17 2007 @ 03:25 PM PDT
v4 is flawed... - pbjudge_dotmac
I too have had problems with false winning hands...has anyone else spotted this?
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Tuesday, December 19 2006 @ 02:12 AM PST