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Red Dog: A gambling game that depends a lot on luck, Red Dog is not popular in casino play, but is often played at home just for fun- the stakes are meaningless. Bet weather the next card will be of the same suit and lower than the first five cards dealt.
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Red Dog

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WorkHorse Games


Supported languages: English
Supported OS: Win98 / WinME / WinXP / Windows2000
Downloaded: 4 times
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A gambling game that depends a lot on luck, Red Dog is not popular in casino play, but is often played at home just for fun- the stakes are meaningless. Bet weather the next card will be of the same suit and lower than the first five cards dealt. There is a minimum bet of one coin and a maximum bet equal to the pot. All loses are donated to the pot. The game starts with one-hundred betting token. The game is over when you run out of tokens.

Keywords: red dog card gambling
Free download (1.81 Mb) Buy full version for only $10.00!
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