Abstract: Disclosed is a gaming apparatus, the gaming apparatus comprises a display member configured to visually display both a player result value meter and a separate autonomous value meter; a player input module arranged to accept a player input to play a turn of a game; a random number generator arranged for output of a game output result; a processing module configured to award a win value associated with the game output result, the processing module further configured to accumulate a portion of the win value into the player result value meter, the separate autonomous value meter or both; and wherein the processing module is configured to allow the player result value meter and the separate autonomous value meter to each be capable of being utilised to provide a next input to play a next turn of the game.

Abstract: A virtual card system provides a card game which is presented in a three-dimensional representation on monitor screens. The system allows human players to play the card game through the monitor screens. The monitor screen may be touch screens which allow the human players to input commands directly. The card game displayed on the touch screen is adapted for graphical manipulation in response to commands from a human player in real time, for instance to bend a card back at the corner to look on the underside.

Abstract: A virtual card system provides a card game which is presented in a three-dimensional representation on monitor screens. The system allows human players to play the card game through the monitor screens. The monitor screen may be touch screens which allow the human players to input commands directly. The card game displayed on the touch screen is adapted for graphical manipulation in response to commands from a human player in real time, for instance to bend a card back at the corner to look on the underside.

Abstract: A virtual card system provides a card game which is presented in a three-dimensional representation on monitor screens. The system allows human players to play the card game through the monitor screens. The monitor screen may be touch screens which allow the human players to input commands directly. The card game displayed on the touch screen is adapted for graphical manipulation in response to commands from a human player in real time, for instance to bend a card back at the corner to look on the underside.

Abstract: A virtual card system provides a card game which is presented in a three-dimensional representation on monitor screens. The system allows human players to play the card game through the monitor screens. The monitor screen may be touch screens which allow the human players to input commands directly. The card game displayed on the touch screen is adapted for graphical manipulation in response to commands from a human player in real time, for instance to bend a card back at the corner to look on the underside.