History

Logicom began creating casino and card/chance games from the very beginning with their successful [The Casino] and [Yahtzee] packages. Later, they created a series of "Progessive" games that featured progressive jackpots. Video Poker was one of the games in this series.

Progressive Video Poker was sold, along with most Logicom products, to [Soft Arts] in 1997.

Game Information

This massive money maker offers a progressive pot and detailed Sysop reports. Full Sysop configurability, from payoff odds to the optional progressive Royal Flush jackpot, with minimum and maximum betting levels. Features full IBM/ANSI cards to users who can support C/S or ANSI, and of course an ASCII version for those users who cannot. Sysop report options will keep track of the profit made.

Gameplay

Since this module is 100% global in design, it can be played anywhere on your system. Users access the game through a global command. This was a unique design at the time.