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Basic Computer Games
An updated version of the classic "Basic Computer Games" book
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. -
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Casino-BlackJack
Blackjack skill and card counting training
A simple Casino BlackJack card game written in C# as part of my learning assignment a few years ago and it is not intent to be a full feature game. This project is to demostrate the way to build a simple card game and only cover the very basic of blackjack rule with standard card counting method. To active counting monitor, please select "Manual shuffle on the setting manu. -
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Jani Blackjack Analyser
a simple blackjack game supported by card counting and basic strategy
It's a support tool for blackjack analysers. User can play blackjack while using basic strategy and card counting algorithms. Decks are randomizing with "Fisher–Yates" shuffle algorithm. -
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BlackJack 21
A simple VB blackjack game.
BlackJack 21 is a card game where you aim to beat the dealer, and get as close to 21 without going over. This game was created during some holidays when I had nothing to do, and as such is lacking in various departments. -
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Lucky Palace
A free Open Source Slot Machine
Slot machine game written in VB.NET 2010 While it is open source, it will require serial number registration to count how many unique downloads there are. While the game is in beta stage, use the valid serial number: 71-19-75-MPA-603-654 to register. Also this application requires the Microsoft .NET framework 4.0 -
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JetBlack - The new BlackJack game. The intention for it is to be a small thing, but grow some features over time. Watch this space, as it will grow!
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Blackjack Card Counting Simulation
Blackjack (Black Jack) Card Counting Simulation: High-Low (Hi-Lo)
This C# application is a simulation that attempts to test the feasibility of deploying the now famous High-Low card counting technique paired with Basic Strategy rules. Some human error factors can be adjusted and winnings are displayed. -
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Blackjack is a card game developed in Visual Basic .NET for the Windows 32-bit and .NET Framework 1.1 environment. Game/Source Code included. By Ben Lindelof. Produced by Blue Fugu Software
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dr. blackjack is a recreation of the classic (but then again, it seems that only I have played it) windows 95 version of dr. blackjack. It is a gui blackjack tutor that will teach you basic play methods and counting methods.
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