Free real poker software for linux

Real Poker project is a poker simulation.

New poker games may be created by the user. Hand simulations may be run.

Upon execution the first thing that is displayed is the main window for Real Poker.

Poker games may be created, saved, deleted, and edited. Poker games may also be filtered through a learning process, the results of which are used by the robot players.

There is a game library provided with Real Poker "out of the box" which includes four poker games: Seven Card Stud, Five Card Stud, Texas Holdem, and Five Card Draw. The game library file is named "games.lib".

A game library may contain a maximum of 50 games. When Real Poker is first loaded, the default game library (games.lib) will automatically be loaded provided it is present in the .RP directory within your HOME directory (see the INSTALL file).

Use your mouse to click on the GAME LIBRARY drop-down item under the MISC menu selection to perform various functions concerning the game library.

Stamits Online Poker project is a simple OpenGL poker game that can be played online with another person.

Compilation:

Make sure you have the GNU C and C++ compilers.

Get MOGUL, the Minimal OpenGL Utility Library, compile and install it (or use a compiled binary version, if there is one available). Instructions should be included.

Open `Makefile and uncomment the lines below the label `Unix configuration.

Say `make. The result should be an executable named `sopoker in the current working directory.

JPokerTM is a JPoker Tournament Manager, a Poker Tournament application.
As I am a very keen Python user and also an avid Poker player, I decided to write an Open Source Cross-Platform application in Jython (a Java implementation of Python - see www.jython.org) to firstly make my life easier during our own home games (replacing written notes regarding blinds etc balanced against a pot plant).
There are many many improvements I want to make to this application, which is why it is currently designated as Alpha. However it is perfectly adequate as it stands to support my own home games, so I consider this a reasonable point to release it as v0.1. I would really like to have the chip value display working and that will probably go in v0.2.
This application is not really intended for use in huge tournaments like the WSOP where there will be more that 18 levels, it is more for home games and small card room tournaments. However if I get requests to support larger tournaments, I would certainly consider them.
Enhancements:
- BUGFIX* Added Ante Display.
- Added a chip value display to the tournament window.
- Added a preferences menu option which allows Currency (also FTR (fit to receive) display size in a future release) preferences to be selected.
- Preferences loaded from a file (if not present, default file created on startup).
- *BUGFIX* Pound sign display issue corrected by above.
- *BUGFIX* Ante format was not being provided if selected (TYPO).
- Blind structures now contained in external files, which are loaded into the application on startup.
- Files are simple csv (easily editable in an external application).

pokertimer project is just a very little script for poker-turnaments.

Just execute the file. (You may want to configure the file to fit your desired blind-structure).

poker-eval is a C library that can evaluate poker hands. The result of the evalution for a given hand is a number. The general idea is that if the evalution of your hand is lower than the evaluation of the hand of your opponent, you lose.
Many poker variants are supported (draw, holdem, omaha, etc.) and more can be added. poker-eval is designed for speed so that it can be used within poker simulation software using either exhaustive exploration or Monte Carlo.
Installation:
This library uses the GNU Autoconf self-configuration mechanism, so compiling on a GNU/Linux and Unix system should be fairly simple.
To build both the C library and the examples:
./configure
( cd lib && make build_tables )
make
To build and run the tests:
./configure
( cd lib && make build_tables )
make check
The "make check" command will run several test programs to ensure that everything works correctly. On slow machines, the tests may take several minutes.
To install the library and the headers (by default they will install in /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/include/poker-eval respectively):
./configure
make install
To run the examples:
cd examples
read the usage at the beginning of the source file
and run the program accordingly
Enhancements:
- Bugfixes.