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Imagine Poker 3.9.9
Candywriter
Play Texas Hold 'Em Poker on your Mac against 21 beautiful and fully animated characters that include Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, Napoleon, Genghis Khan, Dracula, Sherlock Holmes, Abraham Lincoln, the Tooth Fairy, Stalin, Robin Hood, Blackbeard, Merlin, and 8 more! Even the Abominable Snowman traveled all the way from Kathmandu to participate in the Imagine Poker tournament!
Configure your Texas Hold 'Em game with any rules and settings you like and then enter a five round tournament where you must beat all of the characters to win! Imagine Poker features Candywriter's acclaimed artificial intelligence module that is sure to challenge even poker professionals.
Create a profile from scratch and represent any country in the world. Then watch as Imagine Poker tracks detailed statistics of your games, ranks you in a Leaderboard against all of the other characters, and even grades your performance!
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