Gamble With Your Friends Tier List — Every Casino Game Ranked

Two creators independently ranked every table in Gamble With Your Friends, and this tier list is where their rankings agree, where they split, and why. The meta in one line: the best games are the ones you can cheat or item-stack — Street Craps and the wheels top the list for exactly opposite reasons (physics vs the Holy Statue), while the "worst" games are pure lotteries the house always wins. Per-table rules and payouts live in the minigames hub.

The tier table (two sources cross-checked)

| Game | Tier | Why | |---|---|---| | Street Craps | S (GOAT) | Both creators agree it is the best table in the game — "so many ways you can cheat": bat-assisted dice, corner throws, boop re-rolls | | Wheel of Fortune / Money Wheel | S with god item / D without | The wheels are broken by the Holy Statue (refund the loss after the spin) — without it they are trap tables (~90% losing wedges) | | Blackjack | A | Real basic-strategy skill applies; docked from S only because the wheels out-cheat it and the ego trap ("I must win it back") empties wallets | | Mine Sweeper | low B | The efficiency king (24x at the 20% quota cap, ~2s rounds) — steady money, no exploit ceiling | | One Player Poker | B | "Great money maker" once you learn the five-card lock/redraw; S-tier reliability without items | | Plinko | B | Fun S-tier, money D-tier raw — the bat funnel (and ticket strategy) drag it up past HiLo | | Dragon Tiger | B–S (split) | One creator's favorite; the other says high-B "if you have no ego" — same card-odds trap as blackjack | | Roulette | B–C (split) | The daily-seed trick makes it a money printer for disciplined crews; new players lose to the rule stack | | Crash | C (thrill: S) | The most addictive table and a bankroll murderer — "never play crash, you will literally crash and bankrupt" | | Keno | C | "Fun but you never win" — challenge and achievement farming only | | Baccarat | D | No shoe history display, a near coin flip you cannot read | | HiLo | F–B (split) | One calls it F ("too simple, you just lose"), the other keeps it for the five-in-a-row ticket challenge | | Slots | F | Addictive and slow with a low max bet — a cash-flow tool, not a play | | Penguin Cross | random | Platforms break under you; pure luck either way | | Duck Race | party | Rarely ranked — it is the social table (and the YARL meme) | | Coin Flip | — | Not a grindable game: the boss-floor finale (see endings) |

How to read the tiers

Three patterns explain almost every placement. One: item dependency. The statue (the "god item") converts two F-tier wheels into S-tier money printers, which is why the items database matters more than table choice for most crews. Two: exploitability is a feature — the developers built the casino to be gamed, so the physics tables (craps, plinko) outrank their raw odds. Three: ego is the real house edge — blackjack and Dragon Tiger lose more money to "one more hand" thinking than to their payout tables. Crew rules that neutralize all three live in the strategy hub.

Which table for which job

• Building the bankroll (floors 1–2): blackjack discipline, roulette with the seed trick, slots rotation to stay liquid
• Grinding the quota (floors 3–4): Mine Sweeper cycles at the 20% cap
• Statue spends: the wheels and Dragon Tower — refund the loss, keep the win
• Never with a dying timer: crash, penguin cross, any pure-luck table

Related pages

• Minigames hub — rules, odds and floors for every game
• Items database — the statue that rewrites this list
• How to win — the 13-day loop these tables feed
• Item Combo Finder — per-table item picks