As I said there is a poker dealer game out there already from Matt Oslan (it is the most downloaded TI-nspire Game on ticalc.org ) but I decided that it just wasn't good enough. Over time I have recoded pretty much every part of the program so it is my program now pretty much.

I need to get more familiar with Lua first, but here is a general progression plan (not restricted to language)

1. Determine what type of hand a player has.
This is quite an essential step in figuring out the poker hand rankings and where it stands. I have partially tried to do this and I have an idea (convert cards to number values in a matrix or list and compare values directly) More details later

2. Able to compare hands and determine the winner of a player
Previous point must be completed.

3. Begin a simple Computer AI that can compare hands and (possibly?) play for itself
After the program can determine poker hands, an AI can then be programmed in.

4. Add in more than 2 players
This will increase the complexity and I will have to reprogram some 2 player specific elements for this to work.

5. More complex AI
Details include better detection and prediction at whether others have good hands, when to fold (eg: fold if too many players are completing), when to bluff. Generally I have to know a lot about how to play the game myself in order to be able to have AN IDEA how to program it.

EDIT: I shall put this in the first post eventually...

Oh wow looks like you know your stuff. I've looked at your explanation on the first page about the physics. It boggles me (for now) but great to see some nice Lua development. Is it ready for a ticalc.org release?

The OS and interface is quite similar to Google Chrome.
There would be some problems with downloading files from the internet as the internal file system is almost non-existent.

Wow I remembered this from a long time ago - 6 months ago! Yikes! Looks like Ghezra hasn't been around for a while.
Augs, I wonder how in what way will you make an RPG 2player?

Jason's TI-nspire Hold 'em has reached 3000 downloads!
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/430/43059.html

I shall soon be uploading a 'master' plan for my intentions of taking this game to a whole new level.

Oh wow a TI-nspire Basic Minecraft Library! Good job!
With TI-nspire Basic, I can tell you some things.
Instead of having users type the whole argument blocks(), you can do something like this:
b.locks()
That way you only have to type b. and a menu will pop up (this may or may not be suitable)

Also about the library itself, Diamond ore said it was the rarest ore in the game, but your Emerald ore also says rarest ore in the game?
Only one of them can be the rarest, and here it would be diamond, because emeralds are renewable through trading (which you also didn't mention)

Keep going!

Wow this looks great! This will make publishing Casio Prizm Lua much easier. Keep going on the TI-nspire and LuaFX versions too!