Games

Fortune Roll

Wager50,000 – 1,000,000 gil

One roll against the house. Hand your ante to a dealer, roll once, and the number decides it. Payouts include your ante.

1. Hand the dealer your ante, anywhere from 50,000 to 1,000,000 gil.
2. Type /random once when the dealer calls it.
3. The dealer pays out from the table above. All ranges are inclusive.

Examples

Fortuna Chinchirorin

WagerSet buy-in, 100,000 – 1,000,000 gil

Three dice, three tries. Each roll of /random 6 is one die, and three dice make a hand. The best hand at the table takes the pot.

Setting the order

1. Everyone at the table rolls /random 99.
2. Play goes from the highest roll to the lowest. Players who tie reroll against each other to settle their spot.

Your turn

1. Roll /random 6 three times. Those three numbers, in the order rolled, are your hand.
2. If the hand scores, your turn ends and that score stands. You can’t roll again to improve it.
3. If it doesn’t score, roll a new hand. You get three hands in total.
4. No score after three hands, or a 1-2-3 at any point, and you’re out of this pot.

Winning the pot

1. Once everyone has taken their turn, the highest score wins.
2. A hard 456 ends the round the moment it lands. Anyone who hasn’t rolled yet doesn’t get a turn.
3. If every player ahead of you is out, you win by default without rolling.
4. Tied scores: the tied players roll a fresh hand each until one beats the other, or they can agree to split the pot evenly.

Rolls that don’t count

1. Any roll other than /random 6 during a turn, or any roll made out of turn, is ignored. Roll it again properly.

Examples

Six Chambers

WagerSet buy-in, 100,000 – 1,000,000 gil

An elimination game. Everyone takes turns on the same six-sided roll, and a 1 puts you out.

1. Everyone rolls /random 99. Play goes from the highest roll to the lowest. Ties reroll.
2. In that order, each player rolls /random 6.
3. Roll a 1 and you’re eliminated. Anything else, and the turn passes to the next player still in.
4. Play keeps going around the table until one player is left. They claim the pot.

Examples

Deathroll

WagerTournaments: set buy-in · 1v1: players’ choice

Fortuna runs deathroll tournaments at a buy-in announced ahead of time. The house never plays a 1v1 deathroll itself.

How it’s played

1. Both players type /random. The higher roll picks whether to go first or second. Ties reroll.
2. The first player rolls /random 999.
3. The next player rolls /random with the number just rolled. If the last roll was 480, they type /random 480.
4. Keep trading rolls, each one capped by the last. Whoever rolls a 1 loses.

Tournament speed rounds

1. When a tournament has a lot of players, we may switch to high/low to keep things moving.
2. The first player listed in the bracket calls “high” or “low”.
3. Both players roll /random once. The highest roll wins on a high call, the lowest on a low call. Ties reroll.

1v1s on the premises

Players are welcome to deathroll each other at the café. Staff will hold the pot as a middleman, and for these 1v1s only the house takes no cut. Anyone caught scamming is banned from Café Fortuna.

Examples