Progressive Video Poker

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.