Gamble With Your Friends Minigames — All 17 Games & Odds
Every GWYF casino minigame: roulette, blackjack, craps, plinko, minesweeper, duck race, keno and more — payout odds, max-bet caps, floors and tier rankings.
Gamble With Your Friends packs 17 different gambling games into one procedurally-assembled casino: every run, the floors recombine which tables you actually get, so learning the full pool and its odds is the real skill. This hub tracks every confirmed game with its payout numbers and the floors it appears on — deep dives live on the roulette, blackjack, craps and plinko pages.
Seen in footage · 2026-09-15
The full game roster
Roulettered/black ≈ a slightly rigged coin flip; machines can run individually hot; the daily-seed re-entry trick doubles its value.Floor1, 4Max payout24x (single number)TierBMedium
Blackjackbasic strategy genuinely works; Double = one card, doubled bet; the classic ego trap when the shoe turns cold.Floor1, 2, 4Max payout2.5xTierAMedium
SlotsSandro Slots variantlow max bet, slow reels — a cash-flow tool for staying players, not a play. Sandro Slots is the slower variant.Floor1, 2Max payout10x + jackpotTierFLow
Street Craps7/11 first roll wins instantly; dice are physical and can be booped with a bat — the infinite-money glitch home.Floor1 (pool may vary)Max payout4x (point)TierSHigh- Wheel of Fortune~90% of wedges lose money; only the Holy Statue makes it S-tier — otherwise avoid.Floor1, 2, 3Max payout5xTierD / SHigh
- Money Wheela different wheel from Wheel of Fortune (per achievement data); same god-item dependency.Floor2, 4Max payout—TierD / SHigh
- Duck Racebet on a duck (Yarl, Earl Laugh…); mid-race hazard events and a cash-out choice; wins gate the rare Unstoppable Quack grind.Floor1, 2, 4Max payout—TierpartyLow
- Kenothe lottery corner — "fun but you never win"; gates Spot On and Marked to Win achievements.Floor2, 4Max payout—TierCMedium
- HiLopick a risk line, dice land over/under; the 50/50 spot is a true coin flip; some crews call it too simple to profit.Floor2Max payout50/50 lineTierB–F (disputed)Medium
- Mine Sweeper~2s per round at a 20% quota max bet — the efficiency king; set 9 mines; a statue makes edge-hunting trivial.Floor3, 4Max payout24xTierBMedium
- Penguin Crossplatforms break as you cross; the first step can wipe you. Pairs well with the statue, pure luck otherwise.Floor4Max payout—TierrandomHigh
- Dragon Tower64-row climb, 4 tiles per row one kills, cash out anytime; the community either loves it or calls it "so bad".Floor4Max payoutescalating, 28M max betTierB–S (disputed)High
- One Player Pokerfive-card video poker with one redraw — no opponents, just a paytable; the most reliable money-maker without items.Floor4Max payoutescalatingTierSLow
- Baccaratno history display (you cannot read the shoe); a near coin flip that only avoids F-tier by being winnable.FloorlateMax payout≈50/50TierDMedium
- Crashcash out before the rocket crashes — "never play crash, you will literally crash and bankrupt"; strict 3x rule.Floor2, 3, 4 (pool)Max payoutescalatingTierC (thrill: S)High
- Dragon Tigerguess whose hand is closer to nine (both nine = you win); a card-odds game with an ego trap like blackjack.FloorlateMax payout—TierB–S (disputed)Medium
- Bingo"is it bugged?" — players report it rarely paying out; one filmed hit paid 600 for 600k (rules unclear).FloorlateMax payoutrare, bigTier?Medium
- Pachinkoa pinball-style machine creators call "safe" — rules and odds "(to be verified)".Floor2+Max payout—Tier?Medium
- Coin Flipthe 17th official game of chance — the boss-floor finale: pay your debt or flip for double or nothing (see endings).FloorfinalMax payoutdouble or nothingTier—High
The official count is 17 games of chance; the roster above includes named variants (e.g. Sandro Slots under Slots) that players ask about separately. Floors are the pools where each game has been confirmed — the daily rotation recombines them every run.
Which floor holds which game
Floors recombine their game pools every run, but each table is confirmed to appear in these pools:
- Floor 1: Roulette, Blackjack, Slots, Street Craps, Wheel of Fortune, Duck Race
- Floor 2: Roulette, Blackjack, Slots, Duck Race, Wheel of Fortune, Money Wheel, Keno, HiLo, Crash, Pachinko
- Floor 3: Wheel of Fortune, Mine Sweeper, Dragon Tower, Blackjack, Crash
- Floor 4: Roulette, Blackjack, Mine Sweeper, Penguin Cross, Dragon Tower, One Player Poker, Keno, Money Wheel, Street Craps, Crash
How floors change the math
Floors unlock roughly every three survived days (day 13 ends the run), and climbing does two things: max bets jump (day-one roulette caps at $180, floor-four Dragon Tower takes 28 million) and quotas grow faster. Higher floors also host the late-game pool — Mine Sweeper, Dragon Tower and poker — where statue-timed play earns trillions. Per-floor strategy is in the strategy hub.
Seen in footage · 2026-09-15Tier snapshot (with and without the statue)
Creator consensus ranking: One Player Poker and Street Craps are S-tier without items; roulette is a reliable B everywhere; Plinko jumps from D to A once a statue can freeze losses; Wheel of Fortune stays F tier unless item-farmed; keno is the lottery corner you visit for challenges, not profit; Dragon Tower is the 64-row ego test that late-game bankrolls love; slots is a cash-flow tool, not a play. Max bets are capped as a percentage of the daily quota — roulette 15%, plinko 5%, minesweeper 20% — so the "best" game is also the one that lets you bet the most of the crew's money.
Seen in footage · 2026-09-15