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Download the zip, and extract it to a folder. Run the JAR file to play the game. Make sure you have Java 8 installed on your system. You can download java from: www.java.com Rules: Play against the computer in this exciting game. Each player gets dealt 7 cards, and they take turns to get rid of the cards in their hands as quickly as possible. The first player to do so is the winner. While discarding cards, the player must match the suit or the number of the card currently at the top...

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.

This is a Java-based program intended to allow users to simulate Yu Gi Oh duels with AIs or with friends. The project is has been in the design and brainstorm stage for approximately two months and is now in development: 1: Functional GUI which allows all elements of YGO gameplay. This stage will allow users to explore the interface and perform all actions available in the YGO card game.

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.

JTexasHoldEm is a standalone Texas Hold 'Em application, written entirely in Java.

Salliere scores, matchpoints and nicely formats the boards for a duplicate pairs evening. It has a command line interface and a GUI.

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

A gui based man against machine poker (texas hold them) end user application which will deduce and adapt to the player's strategy.

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.