Habbo Roulette Casino Game

[Brandonc2477]

I made this room off an idea i had.

http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/8559/6qub.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/163/6qub.jpg/)

So this can be used for a casino game or a giveaway. User bets a coin, goes through the banzia tele, and picks a number 6-36, or red or black (four mats). The host roles the dicemasters and ads the total together. That number correlates with the game score boards. If a player gets luck and wins on 6-35 he could win 40-50 coins depending on what you choose. If a player wins on 36 the player would win the jackpot of what ever you set it to. And win on red or black and win x2 your bet. What ever number you roll, that numbers color would be used for color bets.

This is a concept. For casino purposes you would add fancy rares and more gbs and stuff.

Please leave feedback on my idea. Has it been created already? Is it a good idea?

[Matt]

Uh I'd have to see people play it in front of me in order to actually understand how to play (I work better with visuals rather than instructions). It could work, I'm not too sure tbh.

[Kittysoft]

Hi there, mathematician here.

Your idea of giving away 40x prizes is way too much for the more likely numbers, there's an approx 1 in 11 chance of scoring 21 with 6 dice, you'd be losing more than 3 times what you receive in bets if your betters realise this.

Even if you fix this, the way the game is set up now, I could constantly bet on Black, and eventually clean you out, as there are more black mats than red, and the red and black mats are unevenly distributed. What I would do to fix this is to remove the #36 black mat, and move all the mats from #21 and higher up 1 position so there's an even number and colour spread of mats.

1 more thing, as 6 and 36 are equally likely, they should both be the jackpot.

[Kittysoft]

Miscalculated there slightly and can't edit it again, the red/black thing is split evenly as it is now, but there's no profit for you so in theory someone could keep betting on it forever or until someone loses everything. My suggestion in my previous post keeps it fair while giving you a small margin.