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5 Card Draw Video Poker application

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VideoPoker-5CardRedraw

A pythonic creation of a 5 card redraw video poker.
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Table of Contents
  1. About The Project
  2. Getting Started
  3. Usage
  4. Contact
  5. Acknowledgments

About The Project

5 Card Draw is a playable Python 5 card draw poker application. This project served as a hands-on Python learning experience in 2021. On my journey, I learned about creating graphical user interfaces in python, pythonic best practices, CI/CD workflows, PyPi deployments, and much more. The beautiful learning opportunity provided this project was balancing desired learning opportunities and refining 5 Card Draw into a polished application. This project is currently archived with the last remaining features involved further polishing the UI/UX experience, adding sound, and cashing out player credits. If I were to start over, I'd rank poker hands with a symantic system over a integer score.

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Features

  • 5 Card Redraw
    • Modular Hand Ranking and Scoring
    • Player Hand and Deck creation
    • Playable GUI interface
    • Bank text file
  • PyPi Installs
  • Pep 8 Standards
  • GitHub CI/CD Pipelines

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Getting Started

The following is an guide for running 5 card redraw poker locally.

Prerequisites

  1. Python 3.10.8 or Newer

Installation

Local Repo Install:
Summary: The developer install is for those who want to contribute to or clone VideoPoker-5CardRedraw.

  1. Clone the repo (or use Github Desktop)
    git clone https://github.com/ralbee1/5_card_draw.git
    
  2. Open the CLI and navigate the current working directory to where you cloned VideoPoker-5CardDraw
  3. Install the Pip Package from the CLI, copy and run this command:
    py -m pip install -e .
    


User Install
1. Automatic User Install from the Command line via PyPi. ```sh pip install five-card-draw ```

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Usage / How to Play

If your python files open with Python by default then from the commmand line run:

5_card_draw.py;

The game is played by aiming to make the best poker hand possible. The top of the interface shows the hand ranking and the payouts sorted by how many credits you bet per round, 1 thru 5. To begin, click DEAL. You hold cards with the intent of keeping them and drawing new cards to try to improve your hand ranking. After drawing new cards, your hand is automatically scored and profits are payed out. You may then click "DEAL" and start over.

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Contact

Acknowledgments

  • This variant of poker was inspired by Super Double Double as found in Las Vegas Casinos.

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