Online poker play, online poker tournaments, five different kinds of poker games and casino simulations are all part of All-In Poker, the latest Konami release for the Microsoft Xbox gaming console. Poker games have been cash cows for both card pros and game developers, and Konami is set to make money with their new game.
March is when All-In Poker, which features five poker games headlined by the king of them all, Texas Hold'em, will be released. Also included is Seven Card Stud, Omaha and two others. There will be tutorials and plenty of ways to practice before moving on to Xbox Live to challenge players from around the world. GameSpot has coverage on the Konami pres release, but the pricing and rating information have not yet been released.
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