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JSkat is an implementation of the German card game Skat in Java. You can play over the internet on the International Skat Server against the strongest Skat AI players known today or against other human players. We moved our source code to GitHub. Please clone the source code from there: https://github.com/b0n541/jskat-multimodule The latest release can also be found there: https://github.com/b0n541/jskat-multimodule/releases

Free and open-source implementation of Sixty-six/Schnapsen card game for Linux, Windows and Android

A Java implementation of the popular card game UNO. The game will be available as Desktop application. Current State : pre-alpha

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

This project aims to be a WebService-like implementation of Mahjong, the rummy-like game. Its goal is to offer a web service to allow playing Mahjong over the Internet with any form of lightweight client. See Wiki unter Hosted Apps for more

A GNU implementation of a Pharo In / Pharo Out shuffle simulation software developed using Java 6 and Apache Ant.

This is Java based game framework plus an implementation for a Texas Holdem poker game. The framework allows for the creation and distribtution of games in a manner similar to big poker houses, like PokerStars and FullTillt. site at www.trapoula.net

A java implementation of the classic card game Euchre. Support for local and internet games, as well as AI planned.

jSchnellen is a implementation of a popular card game in a part of the german language area. See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schnellen_(Kartenspiel) for details.

A Java / J2ME implementation of the popular Freecell card game and the popular Sudoku game. We support MIDP enabled mobile phones, and plan to expand and implement other games for mobile phones in the future.

JMhing is a java implementation of the card game "Mhing". It use a client server architecture to provide the ability to play multiplayer games.

RL Poker is a study project Java implementation of an e-soft on-policy Monte Carlo Texas Hold'em poker reinforcement learning algoritm with a feedforward neural network and backpropagation. It provides a graphical interface to monitor game rounds.

DUNO is the multiplayer implementation of the popular card game UNO. DUNO is written in Java, communications are based on Java RMI. It's fully decentralized (no server needed to coordinate the game). It aims at being fault tolerant against peers' crash

Java implementation of the Chinese card game Big Two using the Game Gardens framework.

PikSkat is an implementation of the German card game Skat. With PikSkat three or more people can play a Skat match over the Internet without the need for an external Skat server. Playing against the computer is not (yet) supported, however.

jDoKo is a Java "Doppelkopf" card game server-client implementation with a Swing GUI client.

DaCoinch is a Java implementation of a french card game named 'belote coinchée'. You can play against AI as well as local or remote human players.

The Open Poker Project aims to provide a free implementation of a Texas Hold'em poker game with a client server architecture. The server and client are written in Java. Hence the ansatz is platform independant and supports multi-player games.

Atouva is an implementation of the popular French Card Game called Tarot.

A neural network implementation applicable for solving uncertainty factors in Texas-holdem poker.

Russian Triple is an implementation of the popular card game in Eastern Europe called Card game Thousand.

This project is a fully functional G2S Host test harness that allows someone to control and test G2S enabled casino games. This project utilizes the openG2S implementation of the G2S protocol.