Lucky Spade - Texas Holdem

Another game that promises to pay you money for playing. Easy enough as it is just simple poker and they pay you for getting certain hands. You need $100 to cash out and you get $90 at the start. You play and find yourself getting close to the payout and than realize you need a royal flush to put you over. Early on a royal flush is no problem but at the end your chances of getting it is as slim as being dealt one in real life. You keep playing hoping you will get it but than after 24 hours you get a message saying you did not complete it in time and you start over. You watch a lot of ads and the only people getting paid are the developers.

So far played this game I really like the fact that I won $90 so quick so fast I also like the fact that is very challenging but it’s easy to figure out matching the cards you deafly can win money but it takes time and focus on us to pick which cards to be able to win

They try and rope you in by giving you $90 at the beginning, which you have to reach $100 in 24 hours after being given the money. However, I got to about $97 and some change and it stopped giving me skill boosts for a bit. Then when I tried to use the ones I got, it would never give me what I needed which is what it would do prior. The dollar amounts do not refresh like it does at a lower amount if you can’t get a certain pair, and you will never ever get the pairs you need to reset the board, especially the high dollar ones like a natural Royal flush or 5 pair. The amounts also decrease each round to make it harder to earn money. Then, once you fail the 24 hour challenge, they spin again to give you another chance, which conveniently lands on $80. The next day $70. I assume the fourth day will leave you at $10 and the rest will just say sorry you blew it. I wanted to believe in this game truly since I’m a struggling college student but they make it impossible to reach the $100 mark unless you’re dedicated to sit through ad after ad and try to start from the bottom and work your way up. All in all, they rope you in and then let you down.