Topic: A Gambling Site Idea! - page 2. (Read 1065 times)
If you are going to start a site for this then its good idea you can do this here on this forum good for newbies business
Hi,
Is there an example somewhere on the internet of a game related to this one? It seems interesting.
BR,
Gondel
Is there an example somewhere on the internet of a game related to this one? It seems interesting.
BR,
Gondel
Cool) Where can I try it?
I'm fond of gambling and got an idea from my friends of a unique game. I already tried to code it in VB.NET and played it and it is really fun since there are large risks and large profits if you surpass those risks.
The game is what we call "In Between". Where the house will draw 3 cards from a 54 card deck and show the player the 2 first cards then let the player to bet at any amount he wants from the bankroll. After betting, the house shows the third card and when the player wins, He gets 2x of his bet and when he losses, the house gets his bet. And when the player got a pair, like a pair of aces, he can choose either higher or lower. When he guesses it right, he will get 2x of his bet, when he didn't, the house will get his bet. But when the cards are consecutives, like A,2 or 2,3, the house will shuffle the cards again then pick another 3 cards. (The house must shuffle every bet)
I would also recommend that the house should only make a % of the whole bankroll to prevent bankruptcy.
The game is what we call "In Between". Where the house will draw 3 cards from a 54 card deck and show the player the 2 first cards then let the player to bet at any amount he wants from the bankroll. After betting, the house shows the third card and when the player wins, He gets 2x of his bet and when he losses, the house gets his bet. And when the player got a pair, like a pair of aces, he can choose either higher or lower. When he guesses it right, he will get 2x of his bet, when he didn't, the house will get his bet. But when the cards are consecutives, like A,2 or 2,3, the house will shuffle the cards again then pick another 3 cards. (The house must shuffle every bet)
I would also recommend that the house should only make a % of the whole bankroll to prevent bankruptcy.
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