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Ante-Up at the Friday Night Poker Club is an above average poker game from ComputerEasy.
The game allows you to play 4 variants of poker against 4 computer controlled players. The variants you can play are 5 Card Stud, 5 Card Draw, 7 Card Stud and Texas Hold 'Em, but you can't choose which one you want unless the dealer asks you to. The game is simple: try to win as much money as possible by betting and folding at the right time, and hope that luck is on your side. The computer players have their own style of play, and after a while you will be able to tell them apart.
A nice feature is the 'Captain's Class', which gives you a complete rundown of all the rules of each game, as well as a good introductory lesson (with quizzes to check your understanding) on the basics of poker. You can also activate the captain's tips during the game if you are new to poker.
A decent poker game . . too bad there isn't an extensive registry like QQP's Lucky's Casino.
1986, the year Spell Castle was released in DOS. Made by ComputerEasy and published by ComputerEasy, this educational game is available for free on this page.
