A full Arcade, and every game is off until you switch it on. Coinflip, Dice,
Rock Paper Scissors, Slots, Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Keno,
Video Poker, Sic Bo, Craps, Higher or Lower, Crash, Mines, Tower, the
Spinner, Scratch Cards and a plain Bet all share one set of settings: switch it on, set
the smallest and largest wager, add a cooldown, and give it a channel. The house
takes no cut: a wager pays what the game itself pays. A round of Craps runs over several
rolls: back Pass Line or Don't Pass, then roll until the point or a 7 settles it. Trivia earns instead of
wagering, up to ten independent setups, one per channel, each with its own format, theme,
and difficulty. Duels stake two members against each other, and a private room
lets a member play somewhere quieter. Add boards and Packet keeps a how-to and a
launch button at the bottom of every game channel, and /game guide explains whatever
you turned on.
How members play. /casino holds the house games: place a bet and the house answers.
/climb holds the cash-out games, Higher or Lower, Crash, Mines and Tower, where every
step is a fresh risk and you can bank your winnings any time. /game is the hub: the
guide, the win-streak board, the jackpot, the tournament and the lottery, private rooms,
Trivia and Duels.
Use it when you want a low-effort way to keep a server active, or a members-only perk worth having a currency for in the first place.
A worked example. Turn on Coinflip, Slots and Blackjack in an #arcade channel with a
modest wager cap, so nobody can go broke on one bad round, and a short cooldown so it stays
a break from chatting rather than the whole point of being there. Turn on Trivia separately
in #general with no stake at all, so members who'd never bet a coin can still play and
earn. /game guide always describes this server's own setup, never a generic manual, so
members never have to ask which games are actually on.
(Configure → Games & prizes.)