Free no hands software for mac

Clap Your Hands 1.0 provides you a simple yet efficient program in which you should take a break and clap your hands

Bridge Hands is a nice utility developed to help a new Bridge player learn to make initial bids by providing an endless supply of random hands.

No matter what Bridge bidding rules are used, this application should help improve bidding communications between Bridge partners.

Bidding, which is an important part of playing Bridge, can be difficult for new players.

• First release.
• Calculates poker hand winning probabilities.
• Includes applescript dictionary.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

Bones offers a unique view on dice rollling, with its main functionality exploiting the virtual nature of the dice.

The interface offers a bag of dice, one for each of the major random number generators, and a table where the dice may be rolled.

Dice may be grouped into hands, those hands may be given distinguishing names, and the hands on the table may be named and saved as a set. Saved sets are available to you with each launch of Bones.

Bones will give you lots of interesting tools for manipulating the dice you roll. For example, you could roll eight hands of dice each.

Each hand could be a mix of 6, 10, 12 and 20-sided dice. Once rolled, you may wish to drop the lowest 6, 10, 12 and 20-sided dice from each hand. This functionality is a keystroke away in Bones.

Five of a Kind - Popular dice game where the player scores dice rolls in various categories that match Poker hands.
Main features:
- Single player game
- Sounds for rolling dice
- Sounds for achieving bonus
- Animated dice
- High Score saved.
Enhancements:
- Some minor bug fixes and cosmetic fixes
- Registration removed - now Freeware
- Application now packaged.

Has the same goal as video poker (make the best possible hand of five cards, given two opportunities to hold some cards and redeal the others), with a challenging mathematical enhancement: the cards have arithmetic suits, and these suits determine the value of the hand.
Since order is important, Poker Game mini allows the player to rearrange the cards in a hand, which can vastly improve (or utterly destroy) the hands value. For instance, reordering cards in the hand with the largest possible value (223,080) gives a hand with value 13.
Poker Game mini?s ?Hard Mode? actually locks held cards in place after a redeal, limiting in this way the user?s ability to take advantage of (or minimize the damage from) new cards constantly coming to the hand.

Enhancements
- Minor tweaks for Mac OS X 10.5 ("Leopard") compatibility.