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...After each tournament date user can mark double substituts, get results from bridgemate database and/or key in results, key in penalty (e.g. 40%-60%), key in bidding (with ongoing calculation of score). Each time user choose 'Go to end of current date' all html-pages (incl css-files) for current date are made ready to transfer to a web server. BridgeBuddy is developed while using it 2 times a week (sometimes with mixed number of bridgemates) since 2011 in two danish clubs. Languages are english and danish. Developer can easy add more. Java documentation in english

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.

MeW is a multiuser board games server with plugins support. It is intended for a moderate number of users (about several hundreds) and can be easily installed both for work in LAN and on a web server.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.