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JS_CSS_Poker
Free Texas Holdem Poker game using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript
...https://js-css-poker.sourceforge.io/poker.html This is a merge of the Texas hold 'em game from https://sourceforge.net/projects/jsholdem/ and the js/CSS/HTML frontend from https://github.com/tansey/js_poker Compatibility: Any modern browser, such as Firefox, Chrome and Edge, on any OS, Windows, Linux, Mac works nilssonopel@users.sourceforge.net -
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Skyscraper: a small suite of ultilities for dealing with hand histories & account information on skypoker. Amongst them: download your old hhs & convert them to a readable form, graph your tournament perfomance, and even collect hhs whilst you play.
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Java based "table-top" card game interface, using Java's FX platform. Allows for multiplayer interaction, modular rules and card graphics, simple chatting, and other difficult items. Will need testing on all available systems.
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Windows4All - online virtual operating system (sometimes called a Web OS, Webtop, cloud computer). It is a website based on Silverlight that simulates an operating system inside your web browser. You can see live example at http://www.windows4all.com
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This is a small J2ME game, where people will bet on three cards. Very simple and fun game.
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A small simple program that allows the user to practice counting cards to gain an edge in black jack. The main screen has a picture of a deck and a face up card. Alt and an arrow key allow the user to easily scroll through cards as count is kept.
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An information screen application for Texas Holdem tournaments. Screen will show the current blind levels, next games, chip values, upcoming pay-outs and so on. It will also include interactive functions for small games, such as a timer.
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Various small games and utilities tailored for iPhone. Like the iPhone Chess, a Javascript chess program written with HTML and iUI.
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jTarot is a tarot personal advisor. jTarot will do a "reading" for you when you need advice. A reading displays a number of cards and then describes what these cards mean. You take the reading and apply the meanings of the cards to your situation.
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A web based poker script written in PHP. The purpose is to provide a small community a standard web based poker game that installs fast and needs no additional client. If you are looking for something more powerful check out pokersource.
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Languages: C++ (client with Qt), Java. OS: Linux, FreeBSD, MacOS X, Windows. Card game preferance. Multiplayer server and clients. Optionally work with mysql.
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This application is a clock for poker tournaments. Absolutely everything will be configurable: levels with small/big blinds/ante, duration, breaks, number of players, tables, payout table.
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