Okay, I changed it a little to get it to work, but a big problem was that you were trying to compare a number and a string.
However, I noticed that if you multiply the string of a number by one, it makes it that number.
Also, I moved the congrats and correcting strings into the function on.paint(gc) section
My changes are probably w=quite ugly and inefficient, but it gets all the way to the “lets get rolling” string

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--[[TI-nspire Hold 'em - A Lua Remake
History:
v0.01 Created 2012/09/23 really started working 2012/10/07
Buggy can hardly do anything, currently can change Chips, Big Blind, Small Blind]]--

function init_variables()
  cc=0
  bb=0
  sb=0
  gopt=1
  scrn=1
  message=""
end

init_variables()
 
 function on.paint(gc)
    gc:setFont("sansserif","r",10)
    gc:setColorRGB(0,0,0)
  -- gc:setPen("thin","smooth")  Is this necessary?
  if scrn==1 then
   gc:drawString("[c] Chips        " .. cc,10,10,"top")
   gc:drawString("[b] Big Blind    " .. bb,10,25,"top")
   gc:drawString("[s] Small Blind  " .. sb,10,40,"top")
   gc:drawRect(10,70,20,20)
   if message=="wrong" then
       gc:drawString("Check these conditions",10,70,"top")
    gc:drawString("Chips between 100 and 10 million",10,85,"top")
    gc:drawString("Big blind between 0.001 and 0.1 Chips",10,100,"top")
    gc:drawString("Small blind between 0.01 and 0.5 Big Blind",10,115,"top")
    end
  elseif scrn==3 then
   gc:drawString("Right let's get rolling!",10,10,"top")
  end
  if scrn==2 then
   if message=="congrats" then
    gc:drawString("Congrats! Settings set up correctly",10,70,"top")
   end
   end
 end

function on.charIn(ch)
  if ch >= "0" and ch <= "9" then    -- checking for digit inputs
   if scrn==1 then
    if gopt==1 then
     if string.len(cc) <= 7 then   -- limit string length
      cc = cc .. ch            -- concatenate
      platform.window:invalidate()   -- screen refresh
     end
    elseif gopt==2 then
     if string.len(bb) <= 6 then -- and sb <= 0.1bb then   -- limit string length and bb to <= 0.1cc (now moved)
      bb = bb .. ch            -- concatenate
      platform.window:invalidate()   -- screen refresh
     end
    elseif gopt==3 then
     if string.len(sb) <= 6 then -- and sb <= 0.1bb then   -- limit string length and sb to <= 0.1bb (now moved)
      sb = sb .. ch            -- concatenate
      platform.window:invalidate()   -- screen refresh
     end
    end
   end
  end
--Game settings keys
  if scrn==1 then
   if ch=="c" then     --Ok there must be a way to optimise this block
    gopt = 1   
  elseif ch=="b" then
    gopt = 2
   elseif ch=="s" then
    gopt = 3
   end
   platform.window:invalidate()
  end
end

function on.enterKey()
cc=1*cc
bb=1*bb
sb=1*sb
  if scrn==2 then
   scrn=3
  end
  if scrn==1 and cc >= 100 and cc <= 10000000 and bb >= 0.001*cc and bb <= 0.1*cc and sb >= 0.01*bb and sb <= 0.5*bb then
    message="congrats"
    scrn=2
    gopt=0
   else
    message="wrong"
   end
   
end

function on.backspaceKey()
  if gopt==1 then     --Ok there must be a way to optimise this block. Again.
   cc = string.usub(cc,0,-2)  -- deleting last char
    elseif gopt==2 then
   bb = string.usub(bb,0,-2)  -- deleting last char
 elseif gopt==3 then
   sb = string.usub(sb,0,-2)  -- deleting last char
 end
    platform.window:invalidate() 
end

platform.window:invalidate()


My Klondike game is one of the first things I made, my code isn't that good. But if it helps you, go ahead and dig through it

I wonder what time signature is this?

DJ's final techno/dance/rave song: The Last Hurrah of Omnidance

However, this song is a bit different from my others, because while the time signature is similar as my other songs, the subdivisions between beats are triplets instead of quadruplets. Basically, the beat sounds like some Italobrothers songs such as Stamp on the Ground.

Added them to http://radio.omnimaga.org. Also nice remixes