World Championship Poker featuring Howard Lederer – All In

World Championship Poker featuring Howard Lederer – All In

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World Championship Poker featuring Howard Lederer – All In brings comprehensive casino poker simulation to the Nintendo Wii. Developed by Point of View and published by Crave Entertainment, the game delivers high-stakes gambling strategy under the guidance of world-renowned poker champion Howard "The Professor" Lederer. Players can test their skills across 19 distinct poker variants, compete ag...
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Game Overview

World Championship Poker featuring Howard Lederer – All In provides a deep, authentic card room experience tailored around professional tournament play and home game setups.

The career mode tasks players with creating an original card player and climbing the ranks from low-stakes basement games to high-stakes televised international events. Throughout the career, Howard Lederer provides strategic analysis, tutoring, and advice on pot odds, position play, and bluffing techniques. Opponents feature dynamic AI routines that track your playing style, adjusting their folding, raising, and bluffing behaviors based on your betting patterns.

The Wii version utilizes the motion capabilities of the Wii Remote to replicate physical card table actions. Players can gesture forward to slide chips into the pot, flick the controller to check or fold, and shield the infrared sensor to tilt and peek at their hole cards privately during multiplayer sessions. Supporting comprehensive character customization, extensive stat tracking, and numerous rule configurations, the game delivers an authentic poker suite.

Quick Specifications

Specification

Detail

Title

World Championship Poker featuring Howard Lederer – All In

Platform

Nintendo Wii

Genre

Card Game / Gambling / Poker Simulation

Developer

Point of View

Publisher

Crave Entertainment

Release Date

May 29, 2007

Game Modes

Single-player, Local Multiplayer (Up to 4 Players)

Control Options

Wii Remote

Key Features

  • 19 Poker Variants: Play a massive collection of games, including Texas Hold 'em, Omaha, Seven Card Stud, Five Card Draw, Razz, Pineapple, and HORSE mixed games.

  • Pro Poker Roster: Face off against digital recreations of top poker professionals, including Howard Lederer, Annie Duke, Greg Raymer, and Robert Williamson III.

  • Howard Lederer Tutorial Suite: Learn advanced poker strategy, hand odds calculation, betting mechanics, and positional awareness from "The Professor."

  • Motion-Based Card Handling: Use Wii Remote gestures to slide chips into the pot, fold hands, check the action, and privately peek at your cards.

  • In-Depth Character Creator: Customize your player's physical appearance, clothing, accessories, taunts, and table demeanor.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q: How do motion controls work for checking and betting on the Wii?

A: You flick the Wii Remote to check or fold, slide the remote forward to push chips into the pot, and tilt the controller up while covering your hand to peek at your hole cards.

Q: Which poker games are included besides Texas Hold 'em?

A: The title features 19 variants, including Texas Hold 'em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Seven Card Stud, Five Card Draw, Razz, Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw, and multi-game formats like HORSE and HOSE.

Q: Can multiple players play together locally on one Wii?

A: Yes, up to 4 players can compete in local multiplayer matches. Players take turns peeking at their hole cards by tilting their Wii Remote while keeping the screen obscured from opponents.

Q: What role does Howard Lederer play in the game?

A: Howard Lederer serves as the featured pro and in-game mentor, appearing in interactive tutorials, providing voice-over analysis, and acting as a final boss opponent in top-tier tournament play.

Download Resources

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⚠️ Download Tips:

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  • Make sure your PSP has custom firmware (CFW) installed