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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/

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Split
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Insurance

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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Linux, Mac, Solaris, Windows

Programming Language

Java

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Java Card Games

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2011-02-06

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