Using a notional four packs of cards, the computer plays banker for one to four players, gives each a (theoretical) twenty pounds, plays ten hands and then cashes up. The winner is of course the richest.

The game keeps track of the cash for each player, and deals out tolerable if somewhat

The instructions could be somewhat bewildering to the novice for neither on the cassette card nor on the screen are the rules clearly set out. It wouldn't have cost much to print them on the card, given the very adequate profit margins on games software, and it is something the customer has a right to expect.

For those new to it, it should make a welcome change from ghosts in mazes and with all the practice the computer can give could even prove profitable in those holiday casinos on the Costa Paquet!