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The arcade

Seven tables, one balance, no downloads. Filter by the kind of game you are after, or scroll the lot. Each table opens with its rules and its full paytable already on the page.

Reels

Crimson Reels

Three drums, one centre line and a paytable short enough to read before the first spin.

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Cards

Fever 21

Twenty-one against a dealer who stands on every 17. Hit, stand or double the opening two.

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Wheel

Carousel 37

A 37-pocket carousel in ruby and ink with a single gold zero. Stack chips, then let it turn.

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Cards

Draw Five

Five-card draw poker. Keep what helps, swap the rest once, and tens or better pays.

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Cards

Over & Under

Call the next card over or under, stack the run, and bank the pot whenever nerve runs out.

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Dice

Dice Duel

Two dice and four calls: Under, Over, Seven or Twins. A single roll settles it.

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Numbers

Lucky 40

Mark five numbers on a grid of forty, watch ten leave the drum and count your hits.

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Doing well at social casino games is no sign of how anyone would do at gambling for money.

Before you sit down

How a table behaves

  1. The stake keys

    Every table carries a stake selector marked with a minus and a plus. It steps between 20 and 5,000 Rubies. Nothing is deducted until you press the key that begins the round.

  2. The paytable

    The full paytable sits beside the felt and the winning line lights up on it when it pays. Figures are the total returned, your stake included.

  3. The draw

    Outcomes come off the cryptographic generator inside your own browser. Card tables shuffle a fresh virtual deck each time; the odds are never leaned on, and a near miss is never staged.

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