Jack Vegas, home

The lounge

Every room on the walkway, side by side

Four games, all played with the same virtual coins, all with the rules and the long-run return printed in plain sight. Pick a door.

  1. Playing cards fanned out on a turquoise table under warm motel light

    Room 1

    Blackjack

    The one game in the building where your choices really move the numbers. Six decks, dealer stands on soft 17, blackjack pays 3 to 2, and you can double, split once, or turn on a hint that plays textbook strategy alongside you.

    • 10 to 100 coins a hand
    • Return when you follow the hint: 99.6%
    Open room 1, Blackjack
  2. A chrome-trimmed reel machine with saucers and starbursts in its window

    Room 2

    Atomic Reels

    Ten fixed lines across a five-by-three window of saucers, fin cars, palms, horseshoes, cacti and the odd starburst. No wilds and no bonus rounds, just a pay table you can read in one go.

    • 10, 20 or 50 coins a pull
    • Exact long-run return: 92.9%
    Open room 2, Atomic Reels
  3. A big turquoise and orange prize wheel with a starburst at its hub

    Room 3

    Starburst Wheel

    The simplest room on the walkway. Twenty slices, one pointer, 25 coins a turn, and whatever number lands under the pointer is what comes back. Every slice is listed on the page.

    • 25 coins a turn
    • Exact long-run return: 94.0%
    Open room 3, Starburst Wheel
  4. Three playing cards laid in a row on a felt table, the middle one face down

    Room 4

    Red Dog

    Two cards, then a bet on whether the third will squeeze between them. The narrower the gap, the better the price. Pairs get a shot at three of a kind, and you can raise once you have seen the spread.

    • 10 to 100 coins, raise once
    • Return, raising on spreads of 7+: 96.9%
    Open room 4, Red Dog

18+ Coins here are virtual. They have no cash value, cannot be bought or withdrawn, and nothing you collect can be swapped for money or prizes.

Evening, traveller. Are you 18 or over?

Jack Vegas is a social casino for adults. The coins are pretend, but the games are casino games, so the door only opens for grown-ups.

Answering yes also means you have read the house rules. Nothing here costs money and nothing here pays it.

Sign the guestbook

Just a nickname. No email, no password, no card details, because there is nothing to buy. Your key comes with 1,000 coins on the counter.

2 to 16 characters: letters, numbers, spaces, dots, dashes or underscores.

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