Play the ultimate game of bid whist on your computer. You and a computer partner bid and compete against two computer opponents in this challenging game. Brush up on your game or practice for a tournament. Designed for beginning and advanced players.
Version 2.0 is updated to work with Windows 7. And has additional playing card options..
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"You didn't send the product I ordered."
"You didn't send the product I ordered."
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What's to like ?
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I paid $10.00 and didn't receive anything.
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I never received the product. That's my comment.
"great ! needs more audio animation"
"great ! needs more audio animation"
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I love it period the screen size is large and it's fast.
Cons
just to quiet
Summary
audio cards shuffle ,dealing, variety of music in back ground
"its a lot of fun"
"its a lot of fun"
Pros
its really nice
"After download, could not locate it, so did not use."
"After download, could not locate it, so did not use."
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I'll be glad to when I find it!
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General |
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| Publisher | Arthur Crump |
| Publisher web site | http://www.agcrump.com/ |
| Release Date | February 27, 2011 |
| Date Added | February 27, 2011 |
| Version | 2.1 |
Category |
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| Category | Games |
| Subcategory | Cards & Lottery |
Operating Systems |
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| Operating Systems | Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 |
| Additional Requirements | None |
Download Information |
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| File Size | 1.19MB |
| File Name | bidwhist.exe |
Popularity |
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| Total Downloads | 42,082 |
| Downloads Last Week | 28 |
Pricing |
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| License Model | Free to try |
| Limitations | Some levels disabled |
| Price | $10 |
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