Details
- Released
- 1993
- Developer
- Michael E. Lind
- Publisher
- International PC Owners
- Genre
- Cards & Tiles / Poker
- Players
- Up to 1; single player
- Type
- Freeware \ Shareware
- Platform
- MS-DOS
- Pack
- eXoDOS
- Manual
- Not included
Stories
No one has written about The Original Buck Mann's Poker for One yet.
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About this game
The ever-popular card game receives another computerized treatment, this time at Buck Mann's casino. The player gets the option to cut the deck, places a bet, and the basic rules apply: five cards are dealt, and any of them may be replaced once to get a better hand. Hands are ranked in standard order - one pair, two pair, three of a kind, straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, straight flush; achieving one of these will return or multiply your bet accordingly.
Here, aces are always high; after each hand you get the chance to bet on the next card's value, double or nothing. If you go broke, you can either see "Sharky" for a loan... or get a less-than-friendly farewell from the staff. You may open an account with the casino to have your player stats saved to disk (using the same player name in a later session will retrieve them).
Also known as
| Buck Mann's Poker | Abbreviation |

