PokerStars VR gets its first major update, with sit and gos, leaderboards—and the ability to purchase chips for real money.
New table themes and the possible introduction of “featured games” could soon appear in the PokerStars dot-com client ahead of Christmas.
After months of closed beta-testing, PokerStars VR is now live and available to the public for download.
Anyone with an Oculus or Vive headset can now download the game and play for free.
Virtual reality might not gain broad consumer adoption for a while yet, but PokerStars is looking long-term.
Twitch will play a central role in raising the profile of PokerStars’ upcoming virtual reality game
PokerStars VR is the company’s latest attempt at innovation around its core online poker product.
Online poker meets live poker in PokerStars VR.
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