Casino — Lady Luck

Feeling lucky? Lady Luck runs a four-game casino in GM Home where you can gamble your gil on slots, high-low, roulette, and dice. Every game keeps a small house edge, so over time it's a gil sink — but a hot streak can pay out huge, and any single win big enough is shouted to the whole server.

Summary

A four-game gil-sink casino — slots, high-low, roulette, and dice — run by Lady Luck in GM Home. Pick a stake and play; the biggest wins shout server-wide.

Where to play

Lady Luck holds court in GM Home — step up to the table, pick a game, and place your stake.

Placing a bet

Bets are fixed tiers (the menu can't take a typed-in amount) — pick your stake, then your game:

Stakes: 5,000 / 25,000 / 100,000 / 500,000 gil.

Any single win of 2,000,000 gil or more is shouted server-wide — bragging rights included.

The games

Game	How it works	Payouts	House edge
Slots	Spin three reels, match three symbols	7×3 = 150×, Bell×3 = 30×, Melon×3 = 10×, Cherry×3 = 4×	~8.4%
High-Low	A card 1–13 is shown; bet whether the next is higher or lower	Odds-based — safe calls pay barely over 1×, long shots pay big	~8.0%
Roulette	Single-zero wheel (0–36); bet a colour/odd/even or a single number	Even-money 2×, single number 35×	~2.7% even / ~5.4% single
Dice	Roll 2d6; bet the High (8–12) / Low (2–6) band or Lucky 7	High/Low 2.25×, Lucky 7 5×	~6.2% band / ~16.7% on 7

All payouts are total-return multipliers: a 2× win on a 25,000 gil bet returns 50,000 (a net gain of 25,000), a push returns your bet, and a loss keeps it. The house edge is the long-run cost of playing — small on the even-money bets, bigger on the long-shots that pay the most.

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Last updated: 2026-06-14 13:15 UTC