John N. Hansen Classic 5-in-1 Poker Electronic Games
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A triple A battery is the only thing you need. You can find one at Walmart or any other store. Your battery needs to be an AAA battery.
It has been a long time since I had it. The battery is working
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The size of this is too The dimensions are 4" x 3". 3" x 1" is the viewing screen size of the 5 " monitor. The purchase is not a good one in my opinion.
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I love all casino type video games, but this is my favorite. variations of the game to choose from, and you can keep track of your score as you play. It is not backlit, but it is quite easy to see and discern the numbers and suits even without lighting. It is somewhat frustrating that you can't sign on and keep a great hand on the screen instead, they automatically deal you a new hand. Its main advantage is that it can be used as a game to amuse guests and pass.
I purchased this to replace a handheld poker game that had finally died after many enjoyable years, and am disappointed in it. As the price of the Radica (or Mattel version, almost identical) version was unrealistic, I chose this one and regret it now.
I enjoy the style of the key name, but I don't like the placement of the hold key The inset frame around the top of the buttons continually gets caught on your nails if you hold this "cupped" in your fingers (like holding a cell phone for texting, using your thumbs to push the buttons). Neither my nails nor my hair are Simply put, you don't have enough room to reach the buttons without catching your nails. As far as playing poker is concerned, it works great. There's nothing else to say about A futile effort to make sense of the argument is making sense of nothing. You will no longer be able to see a running total (plus/minus depending on whether you win or lose) but just columns of numbers that will only go from 1 to 12 You should display the running total for 9 on a separate screen instead of just showing it on the screen. There is no way to tell what my "score" or point total is, or to read my In the event the 9th column is higher than the 9th column, the 3rd column (1-9) is added This is the 9th time I've seen it) And there are no instructions, so if anyone is familiar with this or knows how to explain it, it would be much It's finally here. There is a weird hiccup in the way that the "win" icons display when you win. There may be or may not be an immediate flash of victory. There are 9 columns total), then deal the next hand. Overall, it serves the purpose of wasting a few minutes, but it's not an enjoyable "don't want to put it down" match like the last. This is not something I would recommend. When you pay for something, you get what you paid.
As part of the epidemic, I bought this for my mom, who is 96 years old and has been living in a long-term care facility. Her poker skills date back about ten years, but she has not been able to apply them recently. She adapted to it like a duck to water as soon as I showed her how to use it. There aren't a lot of complexities to it.
We play a small electronic game or poker in there to pass the time. You don't have to ask me. Anyhow, I never wanted one for the simple reason that germs are bad for you. After much consideration, I realized I could probably just give it once a week a good spray with Lysol and it would be fine. Since I've had this thing for a couple months now, every week I get this schutz, and we're good to go. It is now time to carry on the family tradition.
In 1990, I bought a Radica Poker game that was about the same size as this. To hold it, I have to work a little harder. The keys are a bit harder to press, and the speed at which it operates is so fast that it gave me a headache when I first used it. The larger size makes it almost like a toddler's toy. Except for that, it seems to function smoothly. It is easy to setup It annoyed me at first because I had to unscrew the battery compartment cover, however, taking the screw out of the battery compartment cover helps keep the cover I just wish the game was faster, because it is the same kind of game as my old one. Despite my best efforts, I still have trouble adapting. I recommend not playing it when you have something important to do or somewhere to go, as you WILL lose track of time. As a time waster, it's amusing, and since my old Radica poker game still works, it'll keep you occupied for a while.
This is a gift I got for my Mom - To pass the time in her car, I decided to get her this to make a gift. She already had an old smaller one that didn't work half of the time but she kept using it so I went for this rather as a gag present. It would have seemed as if I had given her a million dollars when she opened the box. Her choice to do this helps her pass the time, since she is a widow.
Considering my Grandmother is blind in one eye and can barely see out of the other, she needed something to look at as well as something to do in order to pass the time, since she's always bored. Playing on one of these when I was a girl was one of our favorite things to do. She played it every day the moment she received it and was thrilled when it came, so I bought the insurance so that she would have coverage as well.
I received the product on time, but I was disappointed that the batteries were not included, and that the game didn't work despite my efforts to put new batteries in. I believe Amazon credited me with my money back. I would have liked the poker game that was a bomber if I could get rid of the product.
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