WPL

World Wide Texas Hold'em, Poker, Sit&Go, Pick&Go, MTT, Jackpot, Bingo, Omaha

WPL- World Poker League

Raise your edge! Awaken Your Inner Poker Instincts!

Authentic Hold'em Game! Play with Pro Poker Players in WPL

International Standard Texas Hold'em Game

-Tournament Directors Association (TDA) rules applied

Ensuring Fair Gameplay

-Fair dealing with Random Number Generator (RNG).

-International certified.

24/7 Online Tournaments

- Multi-day tournaments, freerolls, guaranteed prizes, and satellites.

Game Features

- Cross play between PC and mobile.

[Permission Information]

▶ Required Permissions

Phone Status (Device ID and Call Information): Necessary to verify user account and device status when the game is running.

Storage (Photos/Videos/Files): Required for game installation, data reading/writing, and storage.

▶ Optional Permissions

Location: Used for collecting information for prevention of cheating.

※ Service usage is possible even without agreeing to access permissions.

▶ Permission Withdrawal

For operating systems 6.0 and above: Settings > Application Manager > Select App > Permissions > Withdraw Permissions.

For operating systems below 6.0: Permission withdrawal is not possible, so it can be done by uninstalling the app.

[Policies]

- Term of Service: https://static.wplpoker.com/policy/termsofservice.html

- Privacy Policy: https://static.wplpoker.com/policy/privacypolicy.html

[Developer Contact]

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What's New in the Latest Version 1.3.0

Last updated on Jul 1, 2024

■ Update contents

1. Now play the new game mode "Omaha."

2. "Omaha" has been added along with exclusive sub-content.

3. Now play the new game mode "Slots." Slots is a poker chip-exclusive content and uses the exclusive currency "Bits" (1 poker chip = 1,000 Bits).

4. Update the handmade function at the table. Touch your hand card area to use the function.

5. The card deck has been renewed, and the images and names have been changed

6. Minor bug fix and Game Optimization

The World Poker League (WPL) was a professional poker league that operated from 2003 to 2009. The league was founded by Steve Lipscomb and Lyle Berman, and was headquartered in Los Angeles, California. The WPL was the first major professional poker league in the United States, and helped to popularize the game of poker.

The WPL held its first season in 2003, with six teams competing for a $1 million prize pool. The league expanded to eight teams in 2004, and to ten teams in 2005. The WPL also held a number of special events, including the WPL Finals and the WPL Celebrity Invitational.

The WPL was home to some of the biggest names in poker, including Phil Ivey, Daniel Negreanu, and Doyle Brunson. The league also featured a number of up-and-coming players, who went on to become some of the most successful poker players in the world.

The WPL was a major force in the poker world for several years, but the league began to decline in 2006. The league was plagued by financial problems, and several teams folded. The WPL also faced competition from other poker leagues, such as the World Series of Poker (WSOP) and the PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT).

The WPL held its last season in 2009. The league was unable to overcome its financial problems, and it folded in 2010. The WPL was a major force in the poker world for several years, and it helped to popularize the game of poker. The league also helped to launch the careers of some of the biggest names in poker.