Full Tilt Poker Linux?
Friday, 3. August 2007, 00:47:23
Long time no post...but I've been getting this question quite a lot lately. Can you play Full Tilt poker for Linux? Of course you can....but not natively. You've got to dual boot or use wine to play at Full Tilt and even then it's not all that stable. Most people have been using the absolutepoker.com no download software if they're on Linux and from the US.
I tried it and it worked fine...nothing to brag about and when I used it there was no sit and go play but I believe they might have added some tournaments....not too sure though.
Anyways, I've been working my ass off lately with the poker for US player page at Compatiblepoker. It's been a real major pain in the ass lately, since I like to keep it updated every day/hour. When new shit happens every hour I have to go in and modify things so much and as you can see the page has gotten huge. Loads of information which is why I guess it gets over 600,000 page views a month.
Later
I tried it and it worked fine...nothing to brag about and when I used it there was no sit and go play but I believe they might have added some tournaments....not too sure though.
Anyways, I've been working my ass off lately with the poker for US player page at Compatiblepoker. It's been a real major pain in the ass lately, since I like to keep it updated every day/hour. When new shit happens every hour I have to go in and modify things so much and as you can see the page has gotten huge. Loads of information which is why I guess it gets over 600,000 page views a month.
Later
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mafagafos # 19. November 2007, 01:54
I tried to install it on linux with wine. It worked, but when I try to run it the "connecting" window appears, but some sec later, it simply close it self, and nothing more happens!
Can you help me ?