Casino

The Casino is a full gambling floor — eleven games, all run on Chips, from single-hand Blackjack to real multiplayer Texas Hold'em. Every game logs its own history, and nothing here touches your Reputation, Energy, or combat stats — it's purely a separate currency loop.

Chips

Chips are their own balance, separate from Cash, Points, and Gold — every casino game bets and pays out in Chips only.

• Buying Chips — 1:1 from Cash. $1 cash buys 1 chip, no cap.
• Redeeming Chips — back to Cash at a 5% fee. 1,000 chips redeems for 950 cash.

That 5% is the only "house cut" that isn't baked into a specific game's odds — everything else below is win/lose on the table itself.

Blackjack

Standard 21 rules, dealt from a 6-deck shoe. Dealer hits on 16 and stands on 17+. Bets: $50-$100,000 chips.

• Blackjack payout — 3:2 on a natural (an Ace + a 10-value card). If the dealer also has blackjack, it's a push and your bet comes back.
• Regular win — even money, 1:1.
• Split — allowed once, on a starting pair of equal value (10/J/Q/K all count as "10" for splitting). No re-splitting a split hand.
• Double Down — allowed on your first two cards only (and not on an already-split hand), doubles your bet for exactly one more card.
• Insurance — not offered.

Video Poker

A 5-card-draw machine game against the paytable, not another player — this is the "Poker" tile on the Casino floor itself (Texas Hold'em is a separate feature, see below). Bets: 25-50,000 chips. Deal 5 cards, hold whichever you want, draw new cards for the rest.

A single pair only pays if it's Jacks or higher — a low pair pays nothing, same as a real jacks-or-better machine.

Texas Hold'em Poker

Real multiplayer poker, against other players — opens in its own window. Tables are set up by staff with their own seat count (2-6 players), blinds, and buy-in range, so limits vary table to table. Full standard Hold'em rules: preflop, flop, turn, river, proper side-pot handling when someone's all-in for less than the full bet. No rake — the entire pot goes to the winner(s), the house doesn't take a cut of any hand.

Crash

A live multiplayer round. Place a bet in the 12-second window, then watch the multiplier climb from 1.00×. Hit Cash Out before it crashes and you win your bet times the multiplier at that moment; still in when it crashes and the bet is lost. Bets: 100–50,000 chips. Long-run payback is about 92%, and about 1 round in 12 crashes at 1.00× before anyone can cash out.

Every round is provably fair: the crash point is fixed before betting opens, its fingerprint (a hash) is shown during the round, and the seed is revealed afterwards so anyone can check it.

Keno

Pick 1 to 10 numbers from 1–80, then 20 are drawn. The more of your numbers come up, the more you win, and picking more numbers raises the top prize: 3.8× for 1 of 1, up to 20,800× for all 10 of 10. Bets: 100 / 500 / 1,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 chips. Long-run payback is about 93%.

Plinko

Drop a ball through a board of pegs and it lands in a slot with a multiplier. Choose 8, 12 or 16 rows and low, medium or high risk: the center slots pay below your bet, the edges pay more, and more rows at higher risk stretch the edges further, up to 305× on 16 rows at high risk. Bets: 100 / 500 / 1,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 chips. Long-run payback is about 92%.

Slots (closed)

The Power Surge and Loot Party slot machines are closed while their payouts are reworked. Your chips are safe; they'll be back on the floor when they reopen.

Roulette

European wheel — single zero, numbers 0-36, live multiplayer table. Betting runs on a 25-second timer before each spin, with the wheel result and payouts shown right after. Bets: 100-50,000 chips.

Coin Flip

Straight 50/50. Bets: 10-50,000 chips. Win pays even money, 1:1.

Dice

Roll two dice, bet on the outcome. Bets: 10-50,000 chips.

• Over 7 or Under 7 — pays 2.3× your bet.
• Exactly 7 — pays 5.7× your bet.

Hi-Lo

Guess whether the next card is higher or lower than the one showing. Bets: 10-25,000 chips. Each guess pays a multiplier priced to the odds of that exact card, shown right on the HIGHER and LOWER buttons — a safe guess (a 2, guess higher) pays a little over 1×, a coin-flip (a 7) pays about 1.9×, and a long shot pays much more. Get it right and the round keeps going, multiplying your running payout; cash out at any point to lock in what you've built.

The house keeps about 5% on every guess, so a long chain is a real gamble, not free money. A tie (the same rank comes up again) is a push — your current stake, including anything the chain has built, is returned and the round ends. A wrong guess loses everything staked on the round. Higher on a King or lower on an Ace can't win, so those sides are disabled. Cash out before you push your luck too far.

Safecracker

A vault of 25 doors with alarms hidden behind some of them. Bets: 10-25,000 chips. Choose how many alarms to hide (1 to 24), place your bet, then open doors one at a time. Every safe door raises your multiplier; an alarm loses the bet. Cash out any time after your first safe door.

• More alarms pay more per door: with 1 alarm the first door pays about 1.01×, with 3 about 1.10×, with 10 about 1.62×, and with 24 a single door pays 24.25×.
• The multiplier is the true odds of getting that far, less the house's 3%, so cashing out at any point returns 97% on average. The next door's payout and its chance of being safe are shown before you open it.
• Open every safe door and the round pays out on its own. The biggest win is 1,000× your bet; a round that reaches it cashes out automatically.

Weekly Lotto

Tickets cost $1,000 cash each, capped at 1,000 tickets per player per week. The pot starts at a guaranteed $100,000 plus 80% of all ticket sales that week — the other 20% is the house's cut. Players can also donate to the pot from cash on hand, $1,000 or more. All of a donation goes to the winner, it buys no tickets, and it can't be taken back. If a week ends with no tickets sold, its donations roll over to the next week. Your odds of winning are exactly your ticket count divided by total tickets sold, shown right on the page along with everyone else's. The draw fires every Sunday at midnight, the pot goes straight into the winner's bank, and the winner is announced to the whole server.

Tips

• The Redeem fee (5%) is the one guaranteed cost in the Casino — buying and redeeming back and forth burns real value, so only convert what you actually plan to gamble.
• Poker (the real multiplayer one) is the only game here with zero house cut — every chip in the pot came from a player and goes to a player.
• Hi-Lo rewards knowing when to stop — every guess multiplies what you've built, but one wrong call loses all of it. A round stops at 15 guesses or 100×.