Hell of a Deal

Welcome to The Last Resort & Casino, a place where you can only win because it is your last chance. In Hell of a Deal you play together against the Devil himself and all his henchmen from hell. They cheat, of course. So there is nothing left to do but cheat yourself. The catch: the more you smuggle, the deeper the trouble you get into. This is real poker, or at least as real as poker can be in hell. You play in Texas Hold'em style, but everyone gets three cards instead of two (you hide one up your sleeve for extra options). On your way to the big table you take on devilish bosses like Dedly Aloor, Jack Potts, The Brothers Dreadful and Roul-ette. Every boss messes up the game in its own way. With Favor cards you can cheat and make a four-card flush, for example, but it costs you a curse or a serious temptation. Your chips earn you souls, the currency of this realm, and you will badly need them at the big table against the Devil. Lose a hand and the chips you bet flip over and punish you hard. Give in to temptation too often and the game is over. But if you manage to beat the Devil himself, you might just earn your way back to the land of the living. A complete poker night full of tension, in about two hours together at the table.