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ThwartPoker Announces Trial Version of Groundbreaking New PC Game
Thwart Poker Inc., the company which brought the first all-skill poker game
to market, today announced the availability of a PC downloadable trial version
of the game, ThwartPoker’s All-Skill Poker Tour, featuring the award-winning no
limit Hold’em Blitz and 6 Card Battle stud. To preview the only poker game that
can legally award prizes and cash tied to game play, visit www.thwartpoker.com/pc
to download the trial and get 60 minutes of free play.
ThwartPoker made gaming history in 2004 when it introduced Hold’em Poker+ for
Prizes on Infospace Mobile with patented technology to redefine poker – by replacing
chance with skill. Additionally, because Thwart Poker’s prize tournaments are
based on skill, the company does not face the legal constraints encountered
by traditional online casino games that are built on chance and are therefore
considered gambling in the United States.
ThwartPoker’s All-Skill Poker Tour has all the excitement and groundbreaking
features of the mobile game, but can now be downloaded to a PC. While preserving
the scoring rules, betting and bluffing aspects of traditional poker, ThwartPoker
has players select their own cards rather than being dealt them randomly by
the house. Players pick from an open deck of cards and must strategize to achieve
a winning hand, including blocking, or “thwarting,” competitors. At the same
time, card players must outsmart opponents to win. ThwartPoker’s sophisticated
artificial intelligence technology (U.S. patent #6,679,777) enables virtual
opponents to judiciously select cards and bet and bluff with human-like subtlety.
ThwartPoker’s mobile game was rated the #1 Mobile Game by Infospace in 2005,
and received an IGN Wireless Editors’ Choice Award. ThwartPoker saw millions
of mobile multiplayer tournament plays in 2005.
a lot of companies start to invest in gambling on mobile sense almost every
human with money have a mobile phone near them 24 hoers a day. The potential
is unlimited – people can play every were with the phone.
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