Casinos always come up with the games ot would benefit from, even the game you knew is 50/50 against someone, if played against the casino, that game may be 48/52 in favour of the house. Foe example, a coin toss game, a casino may say if you guess correctly on each spin, you win 1.96, and 0.02 added to the jackpot. The jackpots would be as follows, if the coin lands on heads 10 times in a row, and followed by tails 10 times in a row, jackpot is won. Just to lure people into playing the game which in the long run you woulb be losing 0.04 you are supposed to win in a 50/50 game.najisami said:
One game I would like to see played in casinos is a card game called "Casino"
🃏 1 vs 1 Casino – 40-Card Variant (Rules)
I’ve been playing a 40-card version of Casino (face cards removed) and thought I’d share the rules here:
Deck
Use only Aces (1) through 10 of each suit → 40 cards total.
Face cards (J, Q, K) are not used.
Dealing
If there is a base:
4 cards are dealt face-up to the table.
Each player gets 9 cards.
If there is no base:
Each player gets 10 cards (no table cards).
After the first half of the 40 cards is played, the remaining half is dealt the same way.
Gameplay
On your turn you can:
1. Capture: Play a card to take equal value cards or builds from the table.
2. Build: Place a card to form a new total (e.g., 5+4=9). That pile can only be captured with that value.
3. Trail: Place a card face-up on the table without capture.
First round rule: Each player is limited to 1 build.
Final round rule: Unlimited builds are allowed.
Scoring (11 points per game)
Most cards → 2 points
Most spades → 2 points
2♠ (Little Two) → 1 point
Each Ace → 1 point
10♦ (Big Diamond) → 2 points
It’s a fast, strategic game where spades and the 10♦ are critical targets, since spades count for both most-cards and most-spades, and the Big Diamond is worth as much as two Aces.
🃏 1 vs 1 Casino – 40-Card Variant (Rules)
I’ve been playing a 40-card version of Casino (face cards removed) and thought I’d share the rules here:
Deck
Use only Aces (1) through 10 of each suit → 40 cards total.
Face cards (J, Q, K) are not used.
Dealing
If there is a base:
4 cards are dealt face-up to the table.
Each player gets 9 cards.
If there is no base:
Each player gets 10 cards (no table cards).
After the first half of the 40 cards is played, the remaining half is dealt the same way.
Gameplay
On your turn you can:
1. Capture: Play a card to take equal value cards or builds from the table.
2. Build: Place a card to form a new total (e.g., 5+4=9). That pile can only be captured with that value.
3. Trail: Place a card face-up on the table without capture.
First round rule: Each player is limited to 1 build.
Final round rule: Unlimited builds are allowed.
Scoring (11 points per game)
Most cards → 2 points
Most spades → 2 points
2♠ (Little Two) → 1 point
Each Ace → 1 point
10♦ (Big Diamond) → 2 points
It’s a fast, strategic game where spades and the 10♦ are critical targets, since spades count for both most-cards and most-spades, and the Big Diamond is worth as much as two Aces.
I honestly don’t know much about casino stuff, BUT that sounds totally worth a spin or two <3
Honestly, I can’t think of anything new that isn’t already in the mix.
I’d probably crush it on a no-money slot machine <3 Sure, I wouldn’t win anything, but come on… all those sparkly lights and buzzing sounds? Totally my jam 😛
Honestly, I can’t think of anything new that isn’t already in the mix.
I’d probably crush it on a no-money slot machine <3 Sure, I wouldn’t win anything, but come on… all those sparkly lights and buzzing sounds? Totally my jam 😛