Resources for 3C [1 - 5 of 5]

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  3C Poker Plus 5.1
  Software includes most popular poker variants (Texas Holdem, Omaha, Draw Poker) and 6 other unusual games: Gin Rummy, Bezique, Bela, Piquet, 1000, Terts. In Limit Holdem amount that can be bet is set. No Limit Texas Holdem is a game, where bets are grown very quickly and game tempo is much faster too. Pot Limit Holdem is a cross between Limit Holdem and No Limit Holdem.
  3C | http://www.pokertexasomaha.com/cardp_51.zip | 4.20MB | 2006-02-05 00:00:00
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  3C Poker 5.1
  Software includes most popular poker variants: Texas Holdem, Omaha, Draw Poker. You may choose your favorite Holdem betting structure: Limit, Pot Limit or No Limit. You can play against 12 computer opponents with varying degrees of betting aggressiveness and bluffing.
  3C | http://www.pokertexasomaha.com/poker_d.zip | 3.42MB | 2006-02-01 00:00:00
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  3C Texas Holdem Poker 5.1
  Try our Texas Holdem. You can play against 12 computer opponents with varying degrees of betting aggressiveness and bluffing. You may choose your favorite betting structure: Limit, Pot Limit or No Limit. In Limit Holdem amount that can be bet is set. No Limit Texas Holdem is a game, where bets are grown very quickly and game tempo is much faster too. Pot Limit Holdem is a cross between Limit Holdem and No Limit Holdem.
  3C | http://www.pokertexasomaha.com/texas_d.zip | 3.32MB | 2006-01-24 00:00:00
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  3C Draw Poker 4.1
  Popular poker variant: Draw Poker. You can play against 12 computer opponents with varying degrees of betting aggressiveness and bluffing.
  3C | http://www.pokertexasomaha.com/draw_dm.zip | 3.37MB | 2006-01-02 00:00:00
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  3C Gin Rummy 4.1
  One of the most popular card games Gin Rummy. Gin Rummy has enough simple rules and exciting gameplay. The game is played by two players, each receiving ten cards. The object of the game is to arrange as many as possible of the ten cards in your hand into sets. The first player to 100 points wins the game.
  3C | http://www.pokertexasomaha.com/rummy_dm.zip | 3.12MB | 2005-12-12 00:00:00