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{{Project|projectName=Casino|projectPhoto=David Casino Thumb.jpg|builtBy=[[David]]|projectServer=Castles & Casinos & Villages|mapLink=https:// | {{Project|projectName=Casino|projectPhoto=David Casino Thumb.jpg|builtBy=[[David]]|projectServer=Castles & Casinos & Villages|mapLink=https://server-archive.tntable.ca/castle/index.html#overworld:1:73:91:83:-0.4:1.21:0:0:perspective|completeDate=Incomplete}} | ||
The [[casino]] was a build started by [[David]] at spawn in the [[Castles & Casinos & Villages]] server. | The [[casino]] was a build started by [[David]] at spawn in the [[Castles & Casinos & Villages]] server. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:57, 28 August 2024
| Casino | |
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| Project Details | |
| Created By | David |
| Server | Castles & Casinos & Villages |
| Map Link | View on Map |
| Construction Details | |
| Construction Began | Unknown |
| Completed | Incomplete |
The casino was a build started by David at spawn in the Castles & Casinos & Villages server.
Construction
The casino is built primarily with white concrete and black stained glass, as well as white stained glass for the roof. There is also an elevator that uses flying machine mechanics to get up and down from the game floor.
Game Floor
The casino had a few games built and more planned, but time ran out and the casino was left with the following games:
- 21/Black Jack
- Slot Machine (Diamond Jackpot)
- Hi-Lo
21/Blackjack
This game was fully functional, and required a dealer to be present. A shuffling machine kept the cards random, and the dealer would respond to the players commands.
Major Wins & Losses
The casino won the rights to Jarrad's property and belongings over a game of blackjack.
Slot Machine
There is a diamond slot machine with random odds, and the house retained 10% of the contributions, and rest of the jackpot would be given to the player that wont he jackpot.
Hi-Lo
This game involved playing against another player who would guess if the card they draw would be higher or lower than the other player's.
