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This page regroups the rules for all of the gambling games that can be played in a casino.

Lounge games

These games can be played with the bartender at the casino lounge.

Casino Yatzy

A variant of the classic dice game, yatzy. This is a fast-paced variant best enjoyed on bar counters around friends and a drink.

Casino yatzy: Bet limits

Players: 1
Minimum bet: 1 chip
Maximum bet: 100 chips

Casino yatzy: How to play

Place your bet.
Roll five six-sided dice (5d6) once. Unless you rolled a special combo (see below), select a number between 1 and 6.
Set aside any singles, pairs, triplets, or quads of that number from your first roll; these set-aside dice are "banked". You may roll the unbanked dice again, up to twice more to try and get more of the number you selected.
After rolling three times, count the number of dice (both banked and not banked) featuring the number you selected earlier.
- 0, 1 (single), or 2 (pair): Losing hand. Your bet is lost.
- 3 (triplet): Your bet is returned to you (you win 1x your bet).
- 4 (quad): You win 2x your bet.
- 5 (yatzy): You win 4x your bet.

Casino yatzy: Special combos

Golden yatzy: If you roll a yatzy on your first throw, you automatically win 20x your bet.
Big straight: If you roll 23456 on your first throw, you automatically win 11x your bet.
Little straight: If you roll 12345 on your first throw, you automatically win 9x your bet.
Full house: If you roll a pair of one number plus a triplet of different numbers on the first throw, you automatically win 7x your bet.
Double pair gambit: If you roll two pairs on the first throw, you may bank it then roll the remaining die once. If the result would turn one of the pairs into a triplet (thus forming a full house), you win 3x your bet.

Cee-lo

A classic dice game. Played with three dice and a (clean) bowl, it is as popular in casino lounges as it is on the streets, where this game was born.

This game is known under many different names, such as See-low or Four-five-six. In Youkai-go, it is variously known as チロ (chiro), チンチロリン (chinchirorin) or 四五六 (yongoroku, transliterates to "four-five-six"). "Chiro" is an approximation of the name "Cee-lo", and "Chinchirorin" is said to be the sound dice make when they're thrown into the bowl.

Cee-lo: Bet limits

Players: 3 plus banker
Minimum bet: 20 chips
Maximum bet: 2000 chips

Cee-lo: How to play

Determining the banker and player roll order: Traditionally, the banker is determined at the start of each round, by having each player roll three six-sided dice (3d6); whoever rolls the highest amount of points becomes the banker. The second-highest score is the first player to roll, the third-highest is the second to roll, and the lowest is the last to roll.
- In casino lounges, the bartender is always the banker. Players still roll to determine the player roll order.
Each player places a bet.
Every participant rolls three six-sided dice (3d6) up to 3 times to attempt forming a valid set or one of the special combos.
- A valid set is a pair of the same numbers plus a single of a different number. The single die determines the participant's score, ranging from 1 to 6. (e.g. if you roll a 446, your score is 6.)
- If no valid set or special combo has been rolled in three attempts, the score is considered to be 0, which almost always guarantees a loss.
The banker rolls first, and the other players roll one after the other in the decided order. The objective of the players is to beat the banker's score.
If a player loses, the banker takes their bet away. If a player wins with a regular valid set, they make 2x their bet back. Special combos have different payouts.

Cee-lo: Special combos

All-Odds: 1-3-5. If the banker or the first player in order rolls all-odds, their score is 3. Otherwise, their score is equal to that of the previous participant.
All-Evens: 2-4-6. If the banker or the last player in order rolls all-evens, their score is 4. Otherwise, their score is equal to that of the previous participant. (If the first player rolls all-evens, their score is equal to that of the banker.)
Musashi: 6-3-4. Equals a score of 6.
Cee-lo: 4-5-6. Automatic win.
- If a banker rolls a cee-lo, all players lose immediately.
- If a player rolls a cee-lo, they immediately win 2x their bet.
Triple: 2-2-2, 3-3-3, 4-4-4, 5-5-5, 6-6-6. Automatic win.
- If the banker rolls a triple, all players lose immediately.
- If a player rolls a triple, they immediately win 3x their bet.
Triple 1: 1-1-1. Automatic win.
- If the banker rolls a triple 1, all players must pay twice their best, effectively equal to losing twice.
- If a player rolls a triple 1, they immediately win 5x their bet.
Asshole: 1-2-3. Automatic loss.
- If the banker rolls an asshole, every player wins 2x their bet (known as breaking the bank).
- If a player rolls an asshole, they must pay twice their bet, effectively equal to losing twice.

Chou-han

A classic dice game. Very fast-paced and best-enjoyed with lots of players (at least four, but the more the merrier). The name is a youkai-go term (丁半) which means "evens and odds".

The traditional setting for a game of chou-han is sitting on tatami rolls, but it has become quite popular in casinos and bars as well.

Chou-han: Bet limits

Players: 4-8 plus banker
Minimum bet: 1 chip
Maximum bet: 1000 chips

Chou-han: How to play

The banker uses a pair of six-sided dice (2d6) and an opaque cup, and is the only one allowed to roll the dice.
Every player places a bet by selecting either chou (丁, evens), han (半, odds), or a number of their choosing between 2 and 12. Players are allowed to change their bet until the "No more bets!" call.
The banker places the dice in an opaque cup and rolls it audibly until they call "No more bets!", at which point each player must confirm their bet.
When all bets have been confirmed, the banker reveals the roll result.
- If the result is 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, or 12, then chou wins.
- If the result is 3, 5, 7, 9, or 11, then han wins.
All losers' bets are added to a pot.
Winners by chou or han win 2x their bet back.
Winners who called the correct number win 2x their bet back plus the losers' pot.
- If multiple winners called the correct number, the pot is divided evenly (or as close to evenly) as possible between each winner.
- If there are no winners calling the correct number, then the bank absorbs the losers' bets.

Machine games

These single-player games are playable by using one of the machines in the slot room or video poker room.

Slots

Everyone's favorite, the classic slot machines. These are simple, three-slot, single payout line machines of a classic design.

Slots: Bet limits

Players: 1
Minimum bet: Depends on machine
Maximum bet: Depends on machine

Slots: Machine types

There are four different types of slot machines: Copper, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. The slot machine type determines how many chips you need to insert per game.

Copper: 1 chip = 1 game
Silver: 5 chips = 1 game
Gold: 25 chips = 1 game
Platinum: 100 chips = 1 game

Multiples of each machine type are available on a casino's slots floor. Simply select the one you want to play on.

Slots: How to play

Caution: This section makes use of Unicode 12.0 symbols and may not display correctly on all browsers or devices.

To simulate the slots spinning randomly, roll 3d8 once per game. Each number represents a symbol:

Roll	Symbol name	Symbol
1	Blank
2	Bar	㍴
3	Watermelon	🍉
4	Star	⭐
5	Bell	🔔
6	Diamond	💎
7	Lucky 7	❼
8	Lightning	⚡

Video poker

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Table games

These table games are playable by sitting at one of the tables in the corresponding room.

Baccarat

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Blackjack

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Double or Nothing

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Roulette

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