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Magic Assistant is multi-platform application for "Magic: The Gathering" players. Includes Card Browser, Library Organizer, Deck Builder and MTG Tournament Manager. Comes with MTG cards database and allows web updates. See home page for details. Sadly this project is no longer active, it is up for adoption.

L'application est un poker jouable en ligne par plusieurs joueurs via un navigateur internet. Les utilisateurs devront tout d'abord s'inscrire puis s'authentifier sur le site, et pourront ensuite créer une partie qui pourra être rejointe par d'autres utilisateurs. Le nombre requis d'utilisateurs pour commencer une partie devra être modifiable, mais est laissé à quatre joueurs par défaut. Tant que quatres utilisateurs n'ont pas rejoint la partie, celle-ci ne pourra démarrer et affichera...

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 poker bot playing limit holdem.

Evver Games is an open source project that contains an AJAX web renderer and framework for creating card games; along with the card games Golf and No Peeking.

SmartZap is a famous brazilian card game called "Truco". It's developed using JavaFX.

Burn your Neighbour is an administration site for this card game whihc uses EJB 3.0 and JSF(with AJAX) capabilities. It is aimed to provide a sample of how to use these Java based technologies.

A collection of browser based Java, Flash and Flex table games from the BlazingGame.com website.

Academic Proof of Concept of Heterogeneous Connectivity Between Client and Server using a full-duplex complex message mechanisms using a Game of Poker as example. The game is web enabled and custom made with an artificial inteligence behaviour.

Collectible card games web application. Web-based java game that supports test and double player mode. This web application allow to play whit famous collectible card game. It's simply a virtual table without rule.

CGM aims to be a functional, easy-to-use web-based card game/management app. At this time there is OCTGN and a few other pay-to-use alternatives that are available, and OCTGN is the most familiar to me (for playing Game of Thrones and Magic). There is no functionality that OCTGN (or any card management app for that matter) has that couldn't be available from a web-based app.

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

Rising Heroes is a card-based game server that allows players to use and trade cards in order to collect resources, develop skills, fight in battles and defeat their opponents through games organized in tournaments.

Bots Poker Rooms is a Java server enabling poker games between bots. Users can commit their bots, follow their stats, and so on. The front-office is web-based and the back-office is a daemon which makes the bots play together.

Network Card-Poker game written in Java. Server interacts via console with administrator and stores login data in a MySQL database (no GUI planned for server). Client uses an open interface. Default client written in Java as an applet.

As we are fascinated by the card game "Wizard" and inspired by the Sourceforge project "Cardwizard", we are now trying to make a php online version of it. Goal is to play either alone against two NPCs or in multiplayer with other human players.

Juego ecuatoriano de cuarenta

The goal of the CSPoker project is to develop Poker software and experiment with Artificial Intelligence for Poker. A Texas Hold'Em server written in Java and client software in JavaFX have already been developed.

DogBoardGame is a rebuild of the Dog game from Switzerland. It is a four player Board/Card Game based on a web service and a graphic user interface.

Java adaptation of the Citadelles board game created by Bruno Faidutti Play on the web, against other human opponents or versus bots Currently translated in english, french, catalan and czech Test it here : www.citadelles.net