Gambling Den

Gamblers gather in seedy smoked filled rooms, coins changing hands as cards flip. Unscrupulous characters make their way table to table, hoping lady luck smiles upon them. In between cheers and curses, a fight occasionally breaks out, before the bouncer throws any troublemakers out.

Card Studs

• Players bet an initial amount.
• Players are dealt two cards face down (2D10).
• A community hand will be dealt face up, one card (1D10) at a time until five cards are shown.
• In between cards dealt, players can bet, fold, or pass.
• The player(s) with the strongest possible hand out of their two cards and the five community cards wins the pot.

Weakest to Strongest:
0,9,6,5,3 = High 10
9,9,5,4,2 = One pair of 9
8,6,6,6,3 = Three of a kind of 6
5,5,5,5,1 = Four of a kind of 5
8,7,6,5,4 = Straight
7,7,7,7,7 = Flush

Twenty-One

• Players bet an initial amount.
• Players are dealt two cards face down (2D10). Same goes to the dealer.
• A roll of 1 can be either 1 or 11.
• Players and the dealer then have the option to draw as many cards (1D10) as they see fit.
• A sum exceeding 21 loses the game automatically.
• Once every player is satisfied, everyone's cards are revealed, and the highest sum wins.
• The dealer wins if the dealer gets 21 or the sum is tied.

Liar's Dice

• Players bet an initial amount.
• Players will roll 5d6 dice and keep their roll hidden
• Each turn, a player gets to bid on a face value of a die (1 to 6), and the quantity represents the player's guess as to how many of each face have been rolled by all the players at the table, including themselves. (For example, twelve "5"s)
• Going clockwise, a player can either up the quantity count, or call the previous person a "liar", in which all players must reveal their dice.
• A player that gets his bluff called out loses a dice, or the game, depending on the arrangment.

Lucky Three

• Players bet an initial amount.
• Players call out a number from 1 to 6.
• The house rolls 3D6.
• If one die matches the player's number, they get their money back.
  If two dice match the player's number, they get their money back plus double the amount.
  If three dice match the player's number, they get their money back plus triple the amount.

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