Play Over 600 Casino Games with Free Online Gaming!Product InformationHoyle Casino Games 2009 Casino Suite is ALL NEW!  Itincludes all the classic favorites plus hot new games including slots and horseracing.  Free online play where you can pete with your friends or theputer in the Royal Suite - you can build your bank roll challenge newplayers to a game chat and more.  Compete in online tournaments and claima top spot on the Leader board earn Hoyle VIP Rewards to unlock special gamebonuses and customize everything from the characters games music andmore!  Included bonus - The Official Hoyle Rulebook and Strategy Guide.Games Included 7-Card Stud Baccarat Big Raise Hold 'Em Blackjack Caribbean Stud Craps Four Card Poker Horse Racing Keno Let It Ride Pai Gow Poker Roulette Royal Match 21 Slot Tournaments Slots Table Games Three Card Poker Video Poker and so much more!Product Features The Official HOYLE Rulebook & Strategy Guide included The Face Creator Tool - you can use Face Creator to create a unique picture to represent yourself while you are playing games. Earn HOYLE Bucks to unlock new features  Free online multiplayer Make friends pete in tournaments and chat while you play Player Ranking - see how you stack up against the Hoyle players around the worldWindows Requirements Windows XP (Home and Pro) SP3 Vista SP1 Pentium IV 2.4 GHz processor or faster 512 MB of RAM for Windows XP 1 GB of RAM for Windows Vista 3 GB Hard Disk space DVD-ROM drive 1024 x 768 16-bit color display 64 MB VRAM (Intel GMA chipsets supported) 33.6 Kbps modem or faster and Inter service provider account required for Inter access Macintosh Requirements Macintosh OS X 10.4.10 - 10.5.4 Intel Core Solo processor or better 15 GHz or higher processor 512 B of RAM 64 MB VRAM (Intel GMA chipsets supported) 3 GB Hard Drive space DVD-ROM drive 33.6 Kbps modem or faster and Inter service provider account requ

Sneak...Stalk...Steal...Survive!Product InformationSneak through the shadows of 12 treacherous missions including hauntedcathedrals subterranean ruins and forbidding prisons in a dark and sinistercity. Stalk your prey on the quest for stolen goods with your blackjack swordand an assortment of unique arrows. Steal for money and uncover the hiddenagendas of your allies and enemies as you play through an unraveling story ofdeception and revenge. Survive in a world where shadows are your only allytrust is not an option and confrontation results in death!Product Features Your arsenal includes: blackjack sword fire arrows water arrows rope arrows and more! Advanced enemies can see hear speak and sound alarms.Windows Requirements Windows 98 Me XP Vista Pentium 200 MHz (Pentium II 300 MHz remended) with 4MB SVGA video card no hardware acceleration Pentium 166 MHz (Pentium II 300 MHz remended) with 3D hardware accelerator card minimum 4 MB on-board RAM 100% DirectX 6.0 pliant 32 MB RAM (64 MB remended) 60 MB free hard disk space (200 MB remended) DirectX 6.0 required (included) DirectMedia required (included) Intel Indeo Video Codec required (included) 100% DirectX 6.0 pliant soundcard 8X CD-ROM drive Mouse Software pictured here is represented by the packaging for easier viewing. You will receive actual software on CD in a jewel case.

As Garrett, a cynical and world-weary master thief, you must make use of stealth and intellect to complete your missions. You live in an ancient city of a fictional past, where magic and primitive technology coexist uneasily. Your victims are the city's corrupt and privileged nobility, whose wealth is at your disposal as long as their guards don't see you, at least not until it is too late. Your dark heroics earn you the attention of a mysterious patron who offers you a fortune if you can retrieve an enormous gemstone with a notorious reputation. But it soon becomes clear that more is at stake than a comfortable retirement. Your efforts trigger a conflict between veiled powers who compete to pull your strings. You'll need all your strength and wits to discover the truth and escape from the web of intrigue and deception spun around you. Garrett's adventures will take you through moonlit city streets, guarded mansions, secure prisons, blazing factories, haunted cathedrals, abandoned ruins, grim catacombs, subterranean lost cities, and even into strange, distant realms where the laws of this earth no longer apply.

Designed by Rob Stiff Magic Makers, Inc. & printed by US Playing Co. The Scorpion Deck is a two toned black and yellow poker deck, the first of its kind! This deck features yellow and white pips. Beyond the 52 standard cards, this deck holds 4 extra gaff cards sure to take your card work to a whole new level.

Enjoy a game of Cribbage outdoors with our wind-resistant magnetized mat and cards. Each reversible mat has a Cribbage board printed on one side, and a plain playing surface on the other to enjoy your favorite card games.Features include: •A great cottage companion or handy travel game for card lovers of all ages•Both mat and cards are magnetized - perfect for travel•One side has printed cribbage board and other is plain for card playing•Includes 1 double sided magnetic mat 1 magnetized card deck 9 magnetic counters 1 nylon travel bag and instructions•2 players ages 8+

This is our 14 Gram Heavy Weighted poker chip Set with Ace Casino Design. This is a laser Graphic poker chip which means it will sparkle when you use it in your game. This items ships in a 1000 ct aluminum case. We also include a Free WPT Rulebook with this chip set. This poker chip is perfect gift for anyone that is relatively new to the game of poker! Free Rule Book, Ultra Heavy Casino graded poker chips.

It's Friday night and you're on a red-eye to the city of sin. Strapped to your chest is half a million dollars; in your overnight bag is another twenty-five thousand in blackjack chips; and your wallet holds ten fake IDs. As soon as you land in Las Vegas, you are positive you are being investigated and followed. To top it all off, the IRS is auditing you, someone has been going through your mail -- and you have a multivariable calculus exam on Monday morning. Welcome to the world of an exclusive group of audacious MIT math geniuses who legally took the casinos for over three million dollars -- while still finding time for college keg parties, football games, and final exams.In the midst of the go-go eighties and nineties, a group of overachieving, anarchistic MIT students joined a decades-old underground blackjack club dedicated to counting cards and beating the system at major casinos around the world. While their classmates were working long hours in labs and libraries, the blackjack team traveled weekly to Las Vegas and other glamorous gambling locales, with hundreds of thousands of dollars duct-taped to their bodies. Underwritten by shady investors they would never meet, these kids bet fifty thousand dollars a hand, enjoyed VIP suites and other upscale treats, and partied with showgirls and celebrities.Handpicked by an eccentric mastermind -- a former MIT professor and an obsessive player who had developed a unique system of verbal cues, body signals, and role-playing -- this one ring of card savants earned more than three million dollars from corporate Vegas, making them the object of the casinos' wrath and eventually targets of revenge. Here is their inside story, revealing their secrets for the first time.Master storyteller Ben Mezrich takes you from the ivory towers of academia to the Technicolor world of Las Vegas, where anything can happen -- and often does. "Bringing Down the House" launches you into the seedy underworld of corporate Vegas -- deep into the realm of back rooms, ever-present video cameras, private investigators, and the threats and tactics of pit bosses and violent heavies. Equipped with twenty different aliases and disguises, the group of young card counters struggles around these roadblocks to live the high life -- until one fateful day when Vegas violently follows them home to Boston. Suddenly, there can be no more hiding behind false identities; the high life folds like a bad hand of cards.Filled with tense action and incredibly close calls, "Bringing Down the House" is a real-life mix of "Liar's Poker" and "Ocean's Eleven "-- and it's a story Vegas doesn't want you to read.

When Tony Valentine, a master at catching casino cheaters, jets to Las Vegas to look for his missing son, he lands in the middle of a dangerous turf war between rival casinos. Valentine’s longtime pal then taps him to figure out how an amateur won $25,000 at his blackjack tables. But the job is full of land mines. For starters, the suspect bears a strong resemblance to his late wife. Upping the ante, a dead stripper is found with Valentine’s calling card–and her grief-stricken policeman boyfriend is vowing revenge.Yet in a city where barracudas wear pinstripes, and reality and illusion shift depending on the neon light, a greater threat maneuvers through the streets: an all-new breed of criminal with an agenda propelled by fury that will shake not only Valentine, but the city of Las Vegas itself.

He played in casinos around the world with a plan to make himself richer than anyone could possibly imagine -- but it would nearly cost him his life. Semyon Dukach was known as the Darling of Las Vegas. A legend at age twenty-one, this cocky hotshot was the biggest high roller to appear in Sin City in decades, a mathematical genius with a system the casinos had never seen before and couldn't stop -- a system that has never been revealed until now; that has nothing to do with card counting, wasn't illegal, and was more powerful than anything that had been tried before. Las Vegas. Atlantic City. Aruba. Barcelona. London. And the jewel of the gambling crown -- Monte Carlo. Dukach and his fellow MIT students hit them all and made millions. They came in hard, with stacks of cash; big, seemingly insane bets; women hanging on their arms; and fake identities. Although they were taking classes and studying for exams during the week, over the weekends they stormed the blackjack tables only to be harassed, banned from casinos, threatened at gunpoint, and beaten in Vegas's notorious back rooms. The stakes were high, the dangers very real, but the players were up to the challenges, consequences be damned. There was Semyon Dukach himself, bored with school and broke; Victor Cassius, the slick, brilliant MIT grad student who galvanized the team; Owen Keller, with stunning ability but a dark past that would catch up to him; and Allie Simpson, bright, clever, and a feast for the eyes. In the classroom, they were geeks. On the casino floor, they were unstoppable. Busting Vega$ is Dukach's unbelievably true story; a riveting account of monumental greed, excess, hubris, sex, love, violence, fear, and statistics that is high-stakes entertainment at its best.

Semyon Dukach couldn't believe how easy the money was. In one weekend, the MIT math genius and his team of geeks had made $200,000 playing the blackjack tables in Las Vegas. They hadn't cheated. Instead, they had discovered one of humanity's greatest holy grails: a system to beat the casino. They had rendered obsolete the old saying that the house always wins. Dukach and his friends made millions during the 1990s playing blackjack in the world's top casinos, right under the noses of pit bosses and security consultants who thought they had seen it all. Dukach's story is told in author Ben Mezrich's vividly narrated book Busting Vegas. Mezrich, the author of previous bestsellers about MIT gamblers and a colorful Ivy League trader in Japan, tells how Dukach's crew used a system that Vegas had never seen before. Dukach, the son of Russian immigrants who grew up in the poorest neighborhoods of New Jersey and Houston, was determined to climb out of poverty and help his family. His system didn't involve the commonly used techniques of card counting. Posing as an arms dealer or dentist, Dukach deliberately sought out blackjack dealers with small hands or thin fingers who frequently didn't conceal the bottom card when they shuffled the cards. Dukach would often manage to get a glimpse at the bottom card. This was highly significant because it was the card the dealer would hand the player to cut the deck. Dukach had practiced a technique to insert the card in a precise spot in the deck and then make big bets when the card was dealt. Dukach and his team ended up barred from casinos, threatened at gunpoint, and beaten in Vegas's notorious back rooms. This is a riveting yarn. —Alex Roslin