Poker players, surely, know the name of the poker network – Ongame. That is one of the largest poker networks for now (and before the expulsion of the Americans was the biggest). The Ongame Company itself, as had been mentioned previously, was acquired by the bookmaker BWin. Ongame Company owns not just the software, but a few of large online betting poker rooms such as PokerRoom and EuroPoker. So it turns out, that namely these poker rooms, factually belonging to the one and only owner, will also be using Ongame mobile casino games software for their mobile poker versions. Perhaps, mobile software already exists or will soon be developed for other rooms of this network, but I did not yet come across any.

So what kind of mobile poker software Ongame Company offers? Well, the game “weighs” about 250 Kb and includes likewise offline and online options in which you can practice your poker skills: to take advantage of tournament features, playing at four different skill poker levels – from beginner to expert, and of-course to win mobile poker bonuses.

Yet, surely, the most interesting option is mobile poker games. There’s just one game – Texas Hold’em, and only cash games. You may download certain options, one example is a four colour deck, 3D graphical game, a chat, detailed info, sound etc.

Before starting a mobile poker game you should filter the poker tables, select the game type (limited, unlimited), table size (full, shortened, one to one), limits, and additionally mobile poker for real money or play money, or offline tournaments.

Having done the selection, press “Get Tables”, you would locate a number of the available tables – these will be the exact same poker tables as within the online version. If you select the choice “show full tables”, you get all of the tables available; if this option just isn’t installed – only those tables that are not fully occupied. For every table, after it’s selected, you may acquire additional info (hands each hour, average pot, flop view percentage). Unfortunately, the present version lacks the opportunity to join a queue to a table; you may join a partly occupied or open and watch the game at a fully occupied table.

Visually a table is a diminished copy of the internet poker room version – same avatars, same design, but you are able to see on the display only a little more than half a table at one as well as the same time.