Hold 'Em (Windows)
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Developer(s) | Mobicore and Oberon Games |
Publisher(s) | Microsoft |
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Platform(s) | Windows Vista Ultimate |
Genre(s) | Texas hold 'em |
Mode(s) | Single-player |
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Hold 'Em is a card game developed by Mobicore and Oberon Games that is available through Windows Ultimate Extras. Hold 'Em is a version of Texas hold 'em.
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