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to play poker using your ever favorite Rock Band Guitar controller? Well, anything is possible! As these rocking controller can now be used for checking folding, calling raising and all-in!As I red this NEW trend omf playing poker in Pokerlistings, I know a lot of Guitar Hero and poker players are now enjoying more of their online casino entertainment.
Here's the 3 easy-peasy steps to get it done:
3 Steps Of Set-Up
Setting up your guitar (or drums) as your wireless poker controller isn't all that hard. You can do it in three simple steps, and if you're not all that adept with computers, don't worry.
Step 1
Plug the guitar receiver into your computer. Your computer should automatically install the guitar, and it will even show up as a game controller (you can find a link to see those in your control panel).You might have to hit the sync buttons. Also: make sure the guitar is turned on.
Step 2
You now have your guitar working as a game controller. Basically, this means the guitar will send commands to your computer.You need your computer to translate these commands into keystrokes, and then make those keystrokes execute specific commands in your poker software.This program allows you to control your preferred online poker site including Full Tilt or PokerStars game windows using only your keyboard. You need to set this software up to have all the commands you're going to need.
Step 3
Now that you have your poker windows controlled by the keyboard, you need to bind the guitar buttons to the specific keyboard functions.Although you can use any program that will bind game controllers to keyboard keys, I've used Xpadder. You can get it here: Although you can use any program that will bind game controllers to keyboard keys, I've used Xpadder.
Once you have Xpadder, you need to set it up. Follow the on-screen instructions initially until you get to the tabbed setup screen.You want to click on the buttons tab. Press the neck buttons on the guitar one at a time. Each time you press a button it should show up as a box in the pink screen.Make sure to click and drag the boxes into the order you see them in on the guitar (buttons 1 and 4 will be swapped unless you manually move them).You should have five squares on the screen. Now tilt the guitar up until a sixth square shows up. Drag that square up above the six squares.Click on the DPad tab. Set "up" to the strummer going up, set "right" to the whammy bar and set "down" to the strummer going down. You don't need to set left to anything at all.Now click on finish and close. You should see six boxes and one big DPad plus sign on the screen. You want to click on each box and bind it to the proper F command.Set them up identical to how you see them in the picture, then save your settings.
This sets:
Green to the left (check/fold) button, Red to the middle (call) button, Yellow to lower bet amount, Blue to increase bet amount and Orange to bet pot.Moving your guitar into the Star Power position will hit F4, moving you all in. The strummer will act as your right (raise) button, regardless of the direction plucked.And finally, the whammy bar acts as your Time Bank.Now you're set. Make sure you have Xpadder and Poker Shortcuts running, open your Full Tilt or PokerStars client and log on to a table.
Note: For the software to work properly, you need to have the poker table active and the mouse hovering over the top of the table, but not over the chat box.
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