Nintendo's (NIS) recent release of the Nintendo DSi has brought with it a wealth of games for the device's internets. One of the most popular games on the system so far has to be partouche poker tour - poker Texas hold'em limit. The game is based on the true story of French Poker Touristen (Poker tourist) Partouche who was able to tour the country and show off his poker skills. The game is played using a standard 2.5' wide display with a standard 2.5' tall display. The game is set up so that each player has twoces (2s), a free hand, and a past hand. The game is bested by sending all cards of the player's hand towards the river. The game is set up such that each player has twoces (2s), a free hand, and a past hand. The game is bested by sending all cards of the player's hand towards the river. The game is in progress when any of these players sends all of their cards towards the river, where the other player must decide what to do. In order to make the game more fun, both players can 'spend' their card (i.e. turn it into a free hand or a past hand), but in order to make the game more exciting, the spendable cards are always sent towards the river. The game is set up such that each player has two cards, one in the hand and the other spent. The game is bested by sending the card to the preflop where it will be worth 0.50 US dollars. If the player would like to place a bet, they must first decide what to do. can spend the card, or turn it into a free hand? The game is set up such that each player has three cards, two in the hand and one spent. The game is bested by sending the card to the preflop where it will be worth 0.50 US dollars. If the player would like to place a bet, they must first decide what to do. can spend the card, or turn it into a free hand?