Abstract: Provided for herein are systems, methods, apparatus and software configured synchronize clocks across two or more processing devices. The techniques of the present disclosure include: obtaining, at a processing device, indications of clocks, wherein the indications comprise an indication for a clock for each of a plurality of processing devices; determining, from the indications, whether a clock of the processing device leads or lags a majority of clocks of the plurality of processing devices; and adjusting the clock of the processing device in a direction of the majority of the clocks of the plurality of processing devices.

Abstract: A real-time, live simulcast online card game has a remote game server connecting a live host with a plurality of players interested in playing the game. The game server assigns each player to one of a plurality of game players and assigns community cards which are visible and applicable to each player across all of the game tables. The game server then assigns player cards to each player which are only visible and applicable to the player. Players with the best combination of cards using their own player cards in combination with the community cards are determined winners of each round, with the winners of each round advancing to a subsequent round, until one winner is determined after three rounds of game play.