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Basic Computer Games is a modern revitalization of the classic “Basic Computer Games” book’s collection of games, ported and expanded into various modern, memory-safe and scripting languages. It includes illustrative code examples of many classic games (e.g. Blackjack, Bowling) in multiple languages, with the goal of making the historical games accessible and educational in safe modern environments. Definitely use the most recent versions and features of the target language, but also try to keep the code samples simple and explainable – the goal is to teach programming in the target language, not necessarily demonstrate the cleverest one-line tricks, or big system "enterprise" coding techniques designed for thousands of lines of code.

A simple Javascript implementation of the card game Black Jack. Only IE5+ (innerText) and no suit

JavaScript tester for BlackJack simple (stopon) strategy.

This is one of the few blackjack games that has a computerized opponent that plays very effectively. In teaching mode, you can learn how to play blackjack in the mathematically ideal way, and win more than 50% of the time.

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.

Play now at http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#twentyonebot. Just say "Hi!" This bot will play the game of 21 with users in an IRC chat room. The game is quite similar to Blackjack, but is played with dice instead of playing cards. Players continue rolling dice until the sum of all rolls is as close to 21 as possible, but don't go over! This project is based off of the source for the same game which was written by Jason Hamilton and updated slightly more recently by LuizCB (aka pincel).

Simple Blackjack game in Java (developed as Assignment 1 for ITEC802@MQ). For more information about Blackjack, please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackjack.

This is a Blackjack Game based on Java (AWT) thus it runs on any platform where there's a Java VM. The game uses the SVG-Cards by David Bellot: http://svg-cards.sourceforge.net/

The aim of our project is to create a multiplayer game that offers gameplay similar to a casino visit. Initially we focus on 6 deck shoe and face up. In the future we plan to add other variations of blackjack and different kinds of gameplay.

A Java Swing based implementation of popular card game 'Blackjack' or '21'. Clean and Neat code with well defined ObjectOriented structure.

BlackJack-like game where you play against another player, either online or on a LAN, where the best hand wins the round. It's still developing, the new round doesn't work as it was supposed to... and many new features that will come as I improve it.

A very simple and text-only version of blackjack. Written in python, with very limited knowledge of the language. It seems to work ok as is. Bug fixes and code improvements to follow in next version.

A python script with a Tkinter GUI that will emulate a shuffled deck of cards being placed onto the table. It will help to practice counting cards for blackjack. You will be able to compare your count with the count of the computer.

Sabacc is a card game originally from the Star Wars universe. It is similar to Blackjack except it employs a random element where any card may change value at any point during the game. For more information see the website - sabacc.sourceforge.net

Blackjack simulator that allows you to experiment with different rule configurations.

Extendable High-Performance Java Blackjack Simulator. Test various strategies including various types of card counting.

Blackjack Analyst is a program allowing evaluation of blackjack playing strategies through simulation.

A fairly simple BlackJack game written in VB.net 2003 so far only tested on Windows XP.

A GUI based Java application that simulates play of hundreds of thousands of hands of Blackjack in a few seconds. The application is meant to be used as a tool for finding the overall house advantage under a huge variety of playing conditions.

This project is a portable C++ implementation of blackjack and craps simulators. While it could be adapted to work as a game engine, the intent is to provide a code base for the development of a powerful open source gaming analysis tool.

CS Java course team project. Developing a client/server blackjack application