Poker Chip Tracker (Table 29)

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  The horrible user interface that the users are going to have to deal with until the next version

Inspiration: Vincent and his friends were into playing poker, but didn't have actual chips so had to use calculators in order to play -> wanted a program to keep track of chips

What it does: Lets the program keep track of all of the chips in play and automatically does functions such as checking, betting, calling, raising, and folding

How I built it: Brainstormed each function's jobs and broke down the whole game-playing process into different components

Challenges I ran into: Frequent errors that the program gave out because we never checked the type of the variable that we were receiving from the user

Accomplishments that I'm proud of: Actually get something working that could be somewhat useful

What I learned: Planning ahead and discussing with a partner is KEY to making something very complicated working (especially considering all of the different possible outcomes of the user's inputs)

What's next for Poker Chip Tracker: A user-friendly GUI that helps visualize the actual chips that each person has in possession

Built With

• c++