Hi Lo ‘95 (v3.01)

October 23rd, 1997

This game is basically a variation of the old TV game show, Card Sharks.

You decide whether you want to bet on a card or change it, and then click the bet button, enter the amount of your bet, and choose HIGHER or LOWER.

If you win, you win an amount based on the odds on the right hand side of the screen.

You can play up to 10 rounds. It includes a high score list.

OS: Windows
Price: Freeware
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Download Size: 170 kb
(Actual executable size is 541 kb).

Note: No installation necessary. Just download, unzip, and run the executable.

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