Sin City Holdem, nuovo gioco di poker per Facebook

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Sin City Holdem

Non ci sono molti giochi di poker su Facebook, Texas HoldEm Poker di Zynga è indubbiamente il più popolare, da qualche tempo però c’è un nuovo rivale all’orizzonte, Sin City Holdem.

Sin City Holdem è essenzialmente un clone del titolo Zynga, del resto le regole sono quelle del Texas HoldEm e ovviamente non possono essere cambiate.

Chiaramente anche in questo titolo è possibile sfidare gli amici e chattare con loro durante le partite. SinCityHoldem è un gioco da provare, negli ultimi giorni su Facebook sta letteralmente spopolando.

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