Play AV Poker (Japan) (Unl) Online

Weird little Japan-only poker game where the AI bluffs like a drunk uncle and the cards look scribbled on a napkin. That tinny NES music loops until you feel like you’re stuck in some back-alley gambling den.

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Game Overview

AV Poker on the NES is one of those weird little Japan-only oddities that somehow made it into the wild. It's poker, sure, but with that unmistakable unlicensed NES jank—the cards look like they were drawn in five minutes, and the AI opponents have this weird habit of going all-in with terrible hands.

At first, I thought it was just a barebones poker sim, but there's something oddly charming about how stripped-down it is. No fancy animations, no tutorials—just you, some questionable pixel art, and a deck of cards. The music loops in this tinny, hypnotic way that makes you feel like you're sitting in a smoky backroom in 1987.

It's not deep, and you'll probably get bored after a few rounds, but as a curiosity? Kinda perfect. If you've ever wanted to see poker filtered through the lens of bootleg NES developers, this is your game. Just don't expect Vegas.