[SOLVED] Pc Poker game with nice graphics, similar to RDR2!

[iTRiP]

Ever since I completed a few play throughs of RDR2, at the end of the whole game a nice thing to keep coming back too is playing some poker in all of the towns, lately this turned out to be real fun and saying as such I even managed to clear the table off all players, Now I don't know if I have actual skill to play poker, seeming that this is just a Rockstar game, and I have no idea if real poker games are actually similar to what rockstar have created.

Sometime in the past I actually had a pc poker game that had nice graphics similar to what I've seen in Far cry 3 and Red dead redemption 2, but I actually now don't recall what it was called.

What are the real good poker games with nice graphics and where one can play with real money, similar to how a player plays in these above mentioned games?

Maybe I'm only fantasizing about really doing well in a real money play, but maybe this is actually some pc game I could also be good at and even make a better living than what I do now, Anybody got any ideas for me about this?

 

[Aeacus]

and where one can play with real money

For that, look up any online casino for your likening.

What are the real good poker games with nice graphics

One of the latest (ray tracing and all) is Poker Club,
article: https://www.pcgamer.com/this-poker-game-has-ray-tracing-and-poker/
steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1174460/Poker_Club/

 

[iTRiP]

For that, look up any online casino for your likening.


One of the latest (ray tracing and all) is Poker Club,
article: https://www.pcgamer.com/this-poker-game-has-ray-tracing-and-poker/
steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1174460/Poker_Club/

Thanks for that Aeacus, I actually did check out various casino games and some poker games, but then I hadn't found any that work similar to RDR2 poker game, Thought I'm just still not looking in the right places... but then I realized that the best suited for me was not available in my country. (that's a quite mind blowing conclusion to my quest)

Anyhow that sure was a fun venture. (just if you where wondering why I did not reply for so many months it's because I was busy doing that)

You can mark this thread solved, I'm only now reading the post about Questions and Discussions option, and the supposed option to select between those when creating a thread from this post:

Info - Why won't the forums let me mark a thread as Solved?

When you start a thread, the title row - where you type subject of the post - Now tells you to use the Question tab which is highlighted below If you don't change the tab, the question will be created as a Discussion and it won't include the up/down arrows or tick mark necessary to mark it as...

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I have yet to see that when creating a new thread or post, As a matter of a fact I'll let you know that I nearly stopped utilizing the entire Tom's Hardware Forums just for that one reason of thinking that members are simply not allowed to mark their threads solved anymore.