Monte Carlo Casino

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Description

This is a 'Casino simulator' consisting of five games at which you can gamble your virtual money. The player starts with $10.000 and the object is to win as much money as possible at one of five gambling games. These games can be played in any order and, if the player's had enough of, say, poker then they can choose to stop and pay any other game. All the games are explained in the cassette inlay.

1 million dollar fruit machine - The easiest way to gamble, just press a key to spin the reels. Each spin costs $1,000.

Blackjack - Also known as 'Pontoon' and 'Vignt-et-un'. To win the face value of the players cards must exceed that of the dealers but must be lower than 21

Roulette - Use action keys to determine how much is being bet, the odds for your bet, and then position your chips on the table. Up to 10 bets can be placed at a time.

Poker - The game is five card draw poker and the player plays against the dealer. The aim is to beat the dealer by either having a better hand or bluffing the dealer into quitting. After cards have been dealt both the player and the dealer can stay, bet or drop/fold. If both the player and the dealer remain in the game then cards can be exchanged and a second round takes place after which cards are shown and the hand is won/lost.

Craps - This is a dice game where bets are placed on the anticipated spot value of the next throw. The player chooses the stake to be wagered and then the type of bet to be made, 'big six', 'big eight', 'pass line bet' etc.

The game features authentic rules.

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Part of the Following Groups

• Genre: Card / Tile game - Blackjack
• Genre: Card / Tile game - Poker
• Roulette games

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Critic Reviews

Commodore Format	Commodore 64	Feb, 1992	89 out of 100	89
Crash!	ZX Spectrum	Aug, 1989	84 out of 100	84
Computer and Video Games (CVG)	Amstrad CPC	Oct, 1989	77 out of 100	77
ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	Amstrad CPC	Oct, 1989	6.4 out of 12	53

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