Overview
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10
- Offline: 17/20 [145]
- Online: 3/20 [55]
- Approximate amount of time to 200: 10 Hours
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: N/A
- Number of missable achievements: None
- Do cheat codes disable achievements: N/A
- Does difficulty affect achievements: No Difficulty
- Unobtainable/glitched achievements: None
- Extra equipment needed None
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Texas Heat, Spring 2011 Season DLC
- Difficulty: 2/10
- Time to 50: 40+ Hours
- Unobtainable: All of them due to season finishing
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Texas Heat, Summer 2011 Season DLC
- Difficulty: 2/10
- Time to 50: 40+ Hours
- Unobtainable: All of them due to season finishing
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Texas Heat, Summer 2012 Season DLC
- Difficulty: 2/10
- Time to 50: 40+ Hours
- Unobtainable: None
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Texas Heat, Fall 2012 DLC
- Difficulty: 2/10
- Time to 50: 40+ Hours
- Unobtainable: "Feel The Heat" due to no more Texas Heat
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Texas Heat, Winter 2012 Season DLC
- Difficulty: 2/10
- Time to 50: 40+ Hours
- Unobtainable: None
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Texas Heat, Spring 2013 DLC
- Difficulty: 2/10
- Time to 50: 40+ Hours
- Unobtainable: None
Introduction:
Full House Poker is the follow-up to 1 vs. 100. Like 1 vs. 100, Full House Poker features avatar support and features scheduled TV-Style Texas Heat Online Tournament. The Texas Heat tournaments takes place on certain days with at least four events on each scheduled day.
Starting Off
I would suggest starting out with the easiest achievement: Stylish Host. After this, I would go start a multiplayer game to earn Bucket List #12,472 and Trickster. During this game you might also earn the following achievements:
- Headshot
- Ding! Grats!
- Cardrack
- Gone Fishing
- Hollywooding
- I Hate ATM Fees
- I See The Future
- It's Like The Wave
- Pull The Trigger
Pro Takedown
You should be leveled up enough to unlock your first Pro Takedown after one game (if not, just play a few more games). Now go for Took Down a Pro and Big Dog using the guide below.
Clean Up
By now, you should have most of the achievements (if not keep playing games and focus on doing the achievement). The only ones you should have left are the following:
- Ding! Double Digits!
- Extra Tricky
- Your Not The Boss of Me
- The Final Table
- Ding! Top Dog!
- Rollin'
Just keep playing games to earn XP and money completing the Pro Takedowns as you go.
Texas Heat DLCs
Unfortunately, some of the achievements in these DLCs were time sensitive, so there are a few achievements that are no longer obtainable. They were only obtainable during the Texas Heat seasons, so there are no achievements currently available for the Spring 2011 and Summer 2011 DLCs. There are no more Texas Heat games scheduled, so "Feel The Heat" (play 2,500 hands of Texas Heat) is no longer obtainable. Currently, the only DLC available to download is the Spring 2013 DLC, click this link to go to xbox.com and download it for free. Fortunately, owning this free DLC will enable you to unlock achievements from all the other DLCs. Also, the achievements are retroactive, so if you have already met the requirements, they should auto unlock when you start the game after downloading the DLC. As a majority of the achievements are cumulative, the 40+ hour estimated time for these DLCs is for ALL of the achievements across all DLC.
There isn't a lot of skill involved in this DLC, and if you have a turbo controller, you will have a much easier time getting what is still available.
If you have completed the original 200, you will already be at level 50, and will have unlocked the 250,000 buy-in for tournaments. Start a standard game with 10 players per table. Every single hand, go all-in. You are bound to lose a few and go bust, but you can re-buy-in as many times as you like. After a while, there will be a lot of chips at stake, and some amateur players who like to go all in. Keep doing this and you will eventually unlock "In The Money" and "High Roller".
Next is where your turbo controller will come in really useful. You will be grinding towards 10,000 hands played. Start a game with the following settings:
Mode: Tournament
Game Format: High
Betting Limit: No Limit
Buy-In: 0
Tables: 1
Players Per Table: 1
Turbo-ing the will continue calling every hand down to the river, so along the way you should get 10 Full Houses, 10 4-Of-A-Kinds, 10 Flushes, 5 hands won in a row, Flush off the river, all hands, win 25 tournaments and knock out 200 opponents for the relevant achievements.
If you don't have a turbo pad, just keep hitting on regular intervals (every few seconds) while you watch TV/do something else.
If you have anything left after 10,000 hands, then just continue grinding, as long as you are playing all hands to the finish, then you will eventually get them all.
Conclusion:
Full House Poker has easy but time consuming achievements. Luckily the game is fun and addicting, so you shouldn't get bored with it.
[XBA would like to thank ViperxSniper for this roadmap]
[XBA would like to thank Corrupt. for the DLC roadmap]