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Pokerstars Software For The Mac

Posted by Qwerty in Off Topic Rant on August 26th, 2007

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A friend of mine got me hooked on playing poker at pokerstars.com. Our other friend has a Mac and Pokerstars software works ok with virtual PC or an Intel based Mac running boot camp or parallels. And then along comes PokerStars for the Mac it is currently in development, and is expected to be released within the next few months. No release date as yet for the Mac version but keep checking the PokerStars for the Mac site for any news along with getting some useful poker tips.

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