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A python library for searching and managing a collection of Vampire: The Eternal Struggle (V:tES) trading cards and for facilitating V:tES deck construction.
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A HUD and stats tracker for your poker games written in Python. Supports Holdem, Omaha, Stud, Razz and Draw games.
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Phoenix Lab Virtual Duel System is an open source python clone of KCVDS, a card game based on the well known Yi-Gi-Oh! TCG. Some pics: - http://db.tt/IQdzfXc - http://db.tt/u0NuG4o - http://db.tt/sAonuQn - http://db.tt/pqKuIgD - http://db.tt/Y8xq5p4
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This is a Windows and a Python game based on the card game Screw (F#@$) The Dealer. The python version has a rotating dealer and the players attempt to guess the next card in the deck. The windows version is a basic first release with no frills. But it'
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