PokerStars App

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It is more convenient to play on the computer, since you can do more things at the same time, but the mobile application will also be suitable for certain circumstances or for a smaller number of tables.
 
It is not convenient to play several tables on the phone, and if you want to play several tournaments from different clients, it will not work.
 
azgeda said:
My laptop is currently down, waiting for my new laptop to arrive. I was wondering is the pokerstars mobile app good? I heard some negative reviews about the mobile app. If you played on mobile/iPhone what’s your experience with it?


Playing on the phone is a last resort of getting in shape until the laptop arrives. And about the application, like everything, you need to figure it out and get used to it.
 
I also sometimes use my phone to play poker on the PS and I can say that it is not very convenient. It is much easier to do this on a computer. It is not possible to mark players in the phone application, some functions do not work correctly .....
 
I find the play ok on the sites I've used my phone on. Finding the game you want to join may be a bit of a hassle also switching over to LTE from wifi if you go away from home while playing. I suggest turning you phone wifi off if leaving wifi shortly after the tourney starts
 
I play on the phone when I'm at work and I can say that I like it, it's harder if you play at several tables at the same time but if you only play at one table it's perfect.
 
I play on the smartphone only in extreme cases, if there are problems with the Internet connection. I prefer to play on my home pс.
 
I also love the PokerStars mobile App. I've only had good experiences with it, play with it myself on my ipad.
 
iOS mobile app is pretty good, Android is awful.

Android app is full of bugs, glitches and issues.. Games don't auto-start and disappear from 'my games' section of home screen meaning you can leave an MTT, and not be able to get back to it. Very awesome! :icon_thum

I honestly don't have the patience to list all the problems I've encountered on their Android app here but, believe me, there are many.

Thankfully, iOS app doesn't have those issues.

In summary, iOS Stars = good. Android Stars = not fit for purpose.
Johnny78B said:
It is ok if you play just one table, app is not bad only there is no home games option.
This is out of date information, we can play home games on mobile now. :five:
 
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I play on android. The app looks pretty good. But there are a number of disadvantages:

1. It is impossible to view the number of remaining participants in the tournament and their places.
2. Connection failure often occurs - because of which you can lose a decent amount of chips or even leave the tournament.
3. It is not convenient to play at different tables - you need to switch between them.
 
Tracid said:
iOS mobile app is pretty good, Android is awful.

Android app is full of bugs, glitches and issues.. Games don't auto-start and disappear from 'my games' section of home screen meaning you can leave an MTT, and not be able to get back to it. Very awesome! :icon_thum

I honestly don't have the patience to list all the problems I've encountered on their Android app here but, believe me, there are many.

Thankfully, iOS app doesn't have those issues.

In summary, iOS Stars = good. Android Stars = not fit for purpose.

This is out of date information, we can play home games on mobile now. :five:
Oh, Thanks Joe I did not know about it, did not use mobile app for a month or more I think.
 
Johnny78B said:
Oh, Thanks Joe I did not know about it, did not use mobile app for a month or more I think.


Maybe you'd try it then cause i have yet to see homegames being available in app this calendar year :dontknow:

E: Saw them actually now. Guess have to wait 'til sunday night to see whether can also play them or need to move to PC instead ...
 
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