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Poker Game Possibilities
Play Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Omaha-5, and Omaha Hi-Lo games in Limit, Pot-Limit, No-Limit, and Cap-Limit formats.
Play 7-Card Stud, Stud Hi-Lo, and Razz games in Limit format.
Play a mixed format, where any combination of other games can be played in rotation.
Ring (cash) game and tournament formats supported, two to ten players per table.
Tournaments played in freezeout, rebuy, or shootout format with customized blinds schedules and payout structures.
Satellite tournaments supported with ticket tokens used for payouts and buy-ins.
Poker Software / Info
BitcoinPoker.VIP is a HTML5 web app that runs in any modern desktop or mobile web browser, including Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android systems, so the players have nothing to install on their end.
BitcoinPoker.VIP uses a cryptographically secure shuffling algorithm for dealing cards. An RC4-based stream cipher seeded with a random 256-bit key is used as the random number generator. The key is produced by hashing a seed pool with the SHA-256 hash algorithm. The seed pool is constructed by sampling the CPU's 1.193 MHz high-performance counter. Those samplings occur each time the operating system communicates an internal message to the Server Module, which can be thousands of times per second and is also affected by interaction with the Game Administrator (mouse movements, key presses, etc.)
The deck is represented internally as an integer array from 1 to 52 with 1 representing the deuce of clubs and 52 the ace of spades. Before each hand, the array is shuffled using the highly efficient shuffling algorithm described in Donald Knuth's "The Art of Computer Programming" series of books. In Delphi, it looks like this:
for i:=52 downto 2 do
begin
k:=prng_value(i)+1;
j:=cards[k];
cards[k]:=cards
;
cards:=j;
end;
The prng_value function returns a random number from 0 to i-1 from the secure random number generator described above.
Look over the create game features
account: demo
password: pass123
https://play.bitcoinpoker.vip/create