The Casino

The casino is the first door on the Gaming tab. Members bet the money they earn by taking part, against the house or against each other.

How it Works

/menu › Gaming › Casino is one list, paged. Each row names the game, says whether it is Solo or Multiplayer, and carries its own Play. Pick the game first; the bet is chosen on the game's own screen.

• A bet is settled the moment its round ends, so pressing twice cannot spend twice.
• A bet you cannot cover is never taken from you.
• Every game says what it pays on its own screen, and every game keeps a small house edge — a pastime, not a wage.
• A round cut off by a restart is refunded when the bot comes back.
• The money is virtual. There is nothing to buy, and it cannot be topped up with real money.

Placing a Bet

A solo game's screen shows its board, one line of rules, and your stake beside the button that plays it. Under that sit four stakes — $10, $100, $1K and $10K — and Custom, which takes any whole amount you type and then wears it on the button.

• A typed amount with cents rounds down, and anything under $1 is refused.
• A stake bigger than your cash is cut to what you have, and the screen says so ("capped from $10K").
• With no cash at all, the play button is greyed out with the reason on it, and a Daily row under it collects what you are owed.
• Coinflip takes its bet on the screen where you call heads or tails, and Mines on its own board.

The Solo Games

• Slots — three reels. Three 7️⃣ hit the 150× jackpot, and smaller pairs pay along the way.
• Blackjack — get closer to 21 than the dealer without busting. The dealer stands on 17, and a natural blackjack pays 3:2.
• Crash — the multiplier climbs the longer you hold. Cash out before it crashes and keep it.
• Mines — uncover safe tiles for a rising multiplier. You choose how many bombs are hidden (1, 3, 5, 8, 12 or 16) and cash out after any safe tile.
• Roulette — red or black, even or odd, a half of the wheel, or a single number, on a single-zero table. Even-money bets pay ×2 and a single number pays 35:1.
• High-Low — a card is dealt face up; call whether the next is higher or lower. The harder the call, the more it pays.
• Coinflip — heads or tails on a straight 50/50, paying ×1.95.
• Plinko — drop a chip down the pegs. The far edges pay up to 12×.
• Horse Race — back a horse and watch the field run. A winner pays your bet times its odds, so long shots pay the most.

The Tables

A table is a card in the channel that other members join.

• Blackjack Table — up to six members against one dealer, everyone matching one bet. The dealer stands on 17, and a natural pays 3:2.
• Poker Table — Hold'em for up to six members. The host sets the buy-in, and everyone matches it.
• Horse Race — the room backs horses in one race that everybody watches.
• Coinflip Duel — one flip against one member you call out. The challenge pings them, and the winner takes both stakes.

The member who opens a table hosts it: Cancel (host) stops it before the deal, and Close (host) ends it after.

Your Record

The casino's own cards — a closed table, a duel, a big win — show each player's running record for that game beside their name: a milestone such as a 5th win, a winning streak, or a biggest win yet. It is only ever good news, and only about the game on that card. Casino wins also count towards Achievements such as First Blood, Jackpot and Card Shark.

What it Costs

Nothing. Asbern is free: every feature on this page is included in every server, and no card is needed.

Related

• Daily Claim — the bonus that keeps a wallet topped up.
• Your Server’s Currency — what the money is called and where it comes from.
• Achievements — the casino's milestones.
• Casino and Idle Tycoon — both Gaming tab games on one page.