To resolve the "internet not working" or "can't connect to server" error in the Texas Holdem Poker app, follow these proven troubleshooting steps:

- Restart the app: Completely close Texas Holdem Poker and reopen it. This can resolve temporary connectivity glitches1.
- Restart your device: Power off your phone or tablet and turn it back on to clear minor network or software issues1.
- Update the app: Go to the Google Play Store or App Store, search for the Texas Holdem Poker app, and tap "Update" if available. Keeping your app current can fix bugs and network errors25.
- Clear cache and data (Android):
- Go to your device’s Settings.
- Find Apps > Texas Holdem Poker.
- Tap Storage, then select "Clear Cache." If the error persists, choose "Clear Data"258.
- Reinstall the app: Uninstall Texas Holdem Poker from your device, then download and install it again. This eliminates corrupted files that might block your connection25.
- Check your internet connection: Make sure your Wi-Fi or mobile data is working properly. Try opening other apps or websites to confirm internet access. If there are wider connectivity issues, resolve them first36.
- Check for server outages: Sometimes, the poker app's servers might be down for everyone. You can check the app’s official social media channels for announcements about outages8.
- Special note for multiplayer over Wi-Fi: On some iPhones, you may need to disable the cellular network (enable flight mode, then turn Wi-Fi back on) to ensure Wi-Fi play works between devices on different networks7.

If you try these steps and still encounter problems, the issue may be on the app developer’s side, requiring you to wait for a fix or contact their support.

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When you encounter a "internet not working" connection error in a Texas Holdem Poker app, several standard solutions can help resolve the issue:

Basic Troubleshooting Steps
- Check your internet connection. Make sure you have a stable Wi-Fi or mobile data connection. Unstable connections are a common cause of app connectivity issues51.
- Restart your device. This can fix temporary glitches with your phone’s connectivity or background processes interfering with apps1.
- Toggle Airplane mode. Turn on Airplane mode for a few seconds, then turn it off to reset your network connection.

App-Specific Fixes
- Update the app. Ensure you're running the latest version of the Texas Poker app, as updates often include important bug fixes for connectivity3.
- Clear app cache/data: On Android, go to Settings > Apps > Texas Poker > Storage, then clear cache (and possibly data, but remember this may reset settings)1.
- Reinstall the app. Uninstalling and reinstalling can fix corrupted files or settings that cause connection problems1.

Network & Device Considerations
- Switch networks. Try switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data or vice versa to see if the issue is tied to a specific connection5.
- Use a hotspot. If you suspect your home network is unstable, connect your device to a mobile hotspot as a temporary solution5.
- Restart your router or modem if your Wi-Fi network is the issue.

If You're Using Facebook or Other Login Methods
- Update Facebook app and permissions. If your login relies on Facebook, ensure both the game and Facebook app are updated. Also, check Facebook app permissions to make sure third-party apps can connect3.
- Logout and reconnect Facebook. Log out of Facebook in both the Poker app and the Facebook app, then log back in and reconnect3.

Other Suggestions
- Check for server outages. Sometimes the problem is on the game’s server side. Check official social media or forums for outage notices.
- Contact support. If none of the above fixes work, reach out to the app’s official customer support for further troubleshooting.

These steps address the most common causes of the "internet not working" problem for Texas Holdem Poker apps and are general best practices for resolving mobile app connectivity issues135.