Classic 3-Reel Slot Machine Simulator. Original show of symbols like Sevens, Cherries, Bars, also sounds of gold coins and rotation of mechanical reels will return you in the past for fascinating gaming fun!

Move all cards to the foundation (the top right piles). The foundation cards must have the same suit and in ascending order. You can put a card to the tableau cards (the middle piles) if the tableau pile is empty or if the card is one point smaller than the top card and they have different colours. You can put any one card to the cells (the top left places).

The designers of this game invite you to the place where you feel freedom and happiness. It is near the table of Classic Craps. The object of craps is to predict the outcome of a roll of the dice. Your winning depends on them completely. Craps is one of the most exciting table games played in casinos today. It is one of the few truly social games and one of the few played with dice. While the game's apparent complexity and odd jargon may, at first be intimating you will find the game of Craps to be enjoyable and rewarding. In this game no one says, "He had a lot of money, but was foolish enough to dice most of it away." Playing Craps can be as simple as complicated as you choose to make it. There are an extensive array of betting options available but the player only needs to understand a few of them to play the game, have fun and win! Classic Craps with its excellent graphics, pleasant music and huge winnings is waiting for you!

To beat the dealer's hand without exceeding a count of 21 in order to win as much money from the dealer (the casino) as you can. The total of the cards in your hand are displayed beside the hand. This is appropriate since in a real casino the dealer will usually call out the total of the players hand. This is the important part of the hand. Remember that the object of the game is to "beat the dealer" even it means letting the dealer bust. A bust occurs when the value of cards in your hand exceeds 21. The dealer must play by specific rules, primarily the dealer must stand on a value of 17 or greater. That is, if the dealer has less than 17 he must take another card. The most common card in the deck is a 10 (Ten, Jack, Queen or King) therefore by looking at the dealer's up card you can make a good guess about the value of their hand. If the up card is a 7 then you can safely assume that the down card is a ten so the value of their hand has a good probability of being 17.

Beat the computer in this classic card game.