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Acey-Ducey for Windows

(C) 1992 by James B. Waddell

This game is copyrighted and all rights reserved.

Acey-Ducey for Windows is distributed as FREEWARE.

You are under no obligation to pay for it even if you

decide to use it forever. The only condition for use is

that you distribute it with all the files together.

NOTE: You are NOT entitled to alter or modify the program in

any way, including but not limited to modifying the executable

or help files or to reverse engineer or disassemble the program.

This program MUST be distributed with its associated help and

support and documentaion files. You may not sell the program

without permission from the author.

WACEY is distributed "as is" and without any expressed and implied

warranties.  Because of the diversity of conditions and hardware under

which this program may be used, no warranty of fitness for a particular

purpose is offered.  The user is advised to test the program thoroughly

before relying on it. The user assumes the entire risk of using the

program. For questions regarding distribution contact the author below:

James Waddell

610 N Alma School Rd #18

Chandler, AZ 85224-3687

Rules


Rules
How To Play

Acey-Ducey (sometimes called RED DOG) is a very simple

card game. The house deals 2 cards and you bet or pass

depending on whether or not you think the next card will

have a value between the two displayed cards.

Remember Aces are equal to 14 in this game!

Odds are calculated based on the spread between the cards.

the smaller the spread the bigger the odds. For a 1 point

spread (e.g., a 4 and a 6 are displayed) the odds are 5 to 1.

For a 2 point spread 4 to 1, for a 3 point spread 2 to 1.

For 4 point or greater spread the house pays even money.

A pair (2 cards of the same value) can be played with the

goal being a 3 of a kind, the house pays 11 to 1. Consecutive

numbers (a zero spread) will not allow a bet.

Thats all there is to it.

I hope you enjoy playing it as much as I did writing it.

Good Luck!

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