Gambling

Golden Whisker

A lucky game with the /dice command. The player trades the host the amount they want to bet, picks a digit (0–9), and rolls once. The prize depends on how many matching digits show up:

• 1 matching digit → 2× the wager
• 2 matching digits → 3× the wager
• 3 matching digits → 10× the wager

Example: you choose 3 as your digit. 793, 394, or 832 would all win — 459 would not.

Kitsune Bakuchi

A game from the Far East. The player tries to roll three dice with the same number on them.

• Succeed and win 35× the wager.

Fat Cat

A classic game with /dice. Trade the host your bet and roll once. The prize varies by the number you roll:

• 666+ → 2× the wager
• 950+ → 3× the wager
• 999 → 10× the wager

Porxie

The game runs over two rounds. Round two reverses the turn order. All participants agree on a bet and trade the host that amount.

Each turn, a player rolls repeatedly until they roll a 0 or choose to “hold”:

• Roll a 0 → turn total resets to 0, next player’s turn.
• Roll any other number → it’s added to the turn total and the player keeps going.
• Choose to hold → turn total is added to the player’s score, next player’s turn.

At the end of round 2, the player with the highest score wins 95% of the cash pool. Ties split the prize.

Bomb

A single-round game. Turn order is set by a host roll — above 500 means clockwise (left → right), otherwise counter-clockwise (right → left). All participants agree on a bet and trade the host that amount.

Each turn, a player can either roll or hold:

• Roll → the result is added to the player’s turn total.
• If the player’s total goes above 15 at any point, their bomb explodes and they automatically lose.
• Hold → turn total is added to the player’s score, next player’s turn.

At the end of the round, the highest score wins 95% of the cash pool. Ties split the prize.