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Currently completed games by Nathansoftware: (NEW RELEASE) The Connect Four game is available with a standalone windows installer or mutliplatform jar file. This great classic game is fun in both singleplayer and multiplayer. Challenge your friends or play singleplayer with 3 difficulty levels. BlackJack 21 card game, available with a standalone exe installer for windows and Java JAR for other platforms. This is a fun easy to learn card game with singleplayer and vs. AI game modes. The Wilderness Adventure RPG, also available with a standalone exe installer for windows and Java JAR for other platforms. This RPG uses random generation to create many adventures, as you seek to find treasure.

BJ Simulator emulates playing Blackjack against the dealer. It helps to learn the most optimal strategy and practice at card counting based on the Hi-Lo method. Java application works everywhere.

A blackjack simulator

The free Android app to our free chastity belt time delay key holding service with or without a keyholder contains voting section, lots of games like blackjack, bingo, slot machine and more.

This is one of the few blackjack games that has a computerized opponent that plays very effectively. In teaching mode, you can learn how to play blackjack in the mathematically ideal way, and win more than 50% of the time.

A friend and I decided to work together on a blackjack application for practice. We'll probably be writing it in multiple languages, and we may switch to a different type of game depending on the skills we develop.

Warning: this games server is no longer functional. In the future it may be fixed, but unfortunately, the game is currently nonoperational. This game consists of a Java client, a PHP server, and a database which is accessed with MySQL. It is my first game capable of functioning across a network, and my first application which combines Java with a database.

BlackJack Trainer is an Android app that simulates the game of BlackJack with focus on training optimal strategy.

Simple Blackjack game in Java (developed as Assignment 1 for ITEC802@MQ). For more information about Blackjack, please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackjack.

This is a Blackjack Game based on Java (AWT) thus it runs on any platform where there's a Java VM. The game uses the SVG-Cards by David Bellot: http://svg-cards.sourceforge.net/

Este projeto dispõe uma implmentação Java do Jogo BlackJack ou 21 através do curso de Paradigmas de Linguagem de programação, IESB.

Two player Blackjack game for the symbian users connected to each other via Bluetooth. Very nice GUI displaying the cards and choosing the available options for the player.

A Java Swing based implementation of popular card game 'Blackjack' or '21'. Clean and Neat code with well defined ObjectOriented structure.

A blackjack game by Wonjohn Choi. It was developed in Java and is played with Console.

BlackJack-like game where you play against another player, either online or on a LAN, where the best hand wins the round. It's still developing, the new round doesn't work as it was supposed to... and many new features that will come as I improve it.

This is a simple BlackJack game written in java using swing. It doesnt have betting or any of that stuff, although it wouldnt be hard to add in. It is just you against the dealer.

blackjackgame is a game of blackjack in java

Blackjack simulator that allows you to experiment with different rule configurations.

Extendable High-Performance Java Blackjack Simulator. Test various strategies including various types of card counting.

Blackjack Analyst is a program allowing evaluation of blackjack playing strategies through simulation.

A GUI based Java application that simulates play of hundreds of thousands of hands of Blackjack in a few seconds. The application is meant to be used as a tool for finding the overall house advantage under a huge variety of playing conditions.

CS Java course team project. Developing a client/server blackjack application

a blackjack game developped with java technology by Paris Descartes students