Governor of Poker 3 - Holdem

When you’re playing blackjack and the dealer gets 21 never bet wait at least 1 turn most of the time 2 because you are guaranteed to lose the random number generator is a joke the game will favor the losing player by never giving your good hand a chance despite having the perfect card ever so you will lose all your money and tune you into a straight crash out pushing you into their money grab scheme constantly making you want to buy more chips by taking your coins every game when you first start playing at the beginning of the day whatever game you play you will win the first 3-5 games betting small bc you’re scared to get your pockets ran so bet big after that you’ll never win another game and never start betting big after you win 2 games in a row I’ve been studying the game’s algorithm and it’s rigged big time if you’re losing back to back just get off the game and come back tomorrow bc you’re guaranteed to lose all your money and probably buy some overpriced scratchers or club membership play the game like I’m telling you and then come back tell me I was so right and the game is rigged you get punished if you don’t buy stuff bc you’ll never get ahead if you don’t I swear it puts bots on table and favors their hand so you bet big then at the last 2 cards they get a dang full house or straight I’ve played 3 years now’s in my spiraling cycle of crashoutness and I’ve gotten 1 royal flush and whole lot of 🍑🪛 hard too buddy

Governor of Poker 3 claims to be a skill-based poker game, but its so-called RNG (Random Number Generator) feels anything but random. It’s laughably predictable and blatantly rigged to favor whoever just spent money or is about to lose big enough to prompt a purchase. You can play perfectly, make statistically sound decisions, and still lose to absurdly improbable hands time after time. How is it that flushes and straights magically appear out of nowhere in every critical hand when you’re about to win? The RNG is a joke, designed not to mimic real poker odds but to manipulate outcomes in favor of emotional spikes. It’s no coincidence this happens right after you’ve been lured into spending chips or when they want to push you toward a “special offer.” The constant barrage of pop-ups for chip packages and gold purchases confirms that this game is just a shameless cash grab. You’ll quickly notice that free-to-play players mysteriously lose far more often in crucial hands than those who pay. The game penalizes your success, throttles your bankroll, and ensures that you’ll either pay up or rage quit. Governor of Poker 3 doesn’t deserve to be called a poker game. It’s a slot machine disguised as strategy, preying on unsuspecting players who think they have a chance to win. If you’re looking for a fair poker experience, run far away from this scam and find a game where skill, not manipulation, determines the outcome. 1/10 – Avoid this rigged mess.

…. this is easily my fave poker game. I love all the variations available to play. Fun!! Then why only 4 STARS? 1. In blackjack when you are dealt 2 aces, you can split them. You then get one card ONLY on each of the aces. You’re not allowed to hit again on either hand. But GOP3 allows you to continue hitting on each hand. Fix it, please. 2. The CHECK/FOLD button in poker does not reset properly every time it’s used. There are times when you press it and it doesn’t reset thus automatically carrying over to the next card or hand as the case may be. Fix it, please. 3. Please,please,please stop popping up the available chip packages when moving from game to game. It is annoying and then some. If this wasn’t my fave game, I’d delete it just because of this. Stop it, please. 4. Lastly, the only thing missing is a true tournament where however many who wish to sign up are allowed to (can have a max). All the entrants are spread out 9 to a table across how ever many tables it takes, balancing the tables whenever it’s needed. Add it, please EDIT: I forgot to mention another blackjack error. You are not offered insurance when the dealer’s up card is am Ace. That’s bad. Fix it, please.