Three quick games against the house, for when your friends are asleep. Same chips, same rule: read your opponent.
Thirty votes sit in the ballot box: rock, paper and scissors, but never evenly. You and the House each draw three. Over three rounds you each play one card; the House plays too. Most rounds wins and doubles your bet. The box is rigged, and the House knows it as well as you do.
Pick a chip, then draw from the box.
Sixteen cards, eight pairs of kanji. Turn two at a time. The fewer mistakes, the bigger the payout: ≤ 4 misses ×3 · ≤ 8 ×2 · ≤ 12 your bet back · more, and the House keeps it.
Pick a chip and deal.
Call the coin: 表 (front) or 裏 (back). Every right call doubles the pot. Cash out whenever your nerve breaks, or ride it to ×32. One wrong call and it's all gone. A perfectly fair coin. Probably.
Pick a chip, then call it.
Reach 3,000 chips to become a High Roller.
Chips live only in this browser. They are imaginary and can't be bought or cashed out.