Yes you have to purchase it separately for both devices. It's $9.99 for iPad and I think 3 or 4 dollars for the iPhone. Therefore I have only purchased it for iPhone so far. There is another one called Video Poker (with a red icon) which I s cheaper ( I think $4.99 for iPad) but you have to earn points to unlock features such as a random shuffle enfine(the default makes u win a lot, I hit a RF in my first hour I knew something was wrong) also you need points to unlock the "advice " mode.
Interestingly, I have compared several borderline hands with the two apps and they both have given different results. I think I trust win pokers answer more, since they have a reputation of a while.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Pat Nashick <patnashick@...> wrote:
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> Winpoker is available for both. Since you get it at the App store (no disc) I assume you'd have to buy it for each device.
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> From: thailandflyer <jaycee5353@...>
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> Sent: Monday, May 21, 2012 11:00 PM
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> Which of the avaliable trainer programs can be bought
> for the I phone or I pad? Do you have to buy it twice
> for each device?
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