I was bored/curious so I did the math: If there is a singular voltorb card and a singular gambler card, and all 14 other cards are fire energies, then the expected value of every round is: 150% of your bet on the first bet, and when the trainer card comes up you should always take the extra bet, and you should always bet on the opposite direction running through any of your already revealed cards (guaranteed to always have at least the trainer itself revealed which you can bet through for a chance to only need 3 fires instead of 4) The exact odds you can have with the trainer vary based on how many other cards you've already shown, but in general it's a roughly 160% return on your extra gambler bet assuming worst case scenario. You'll find the trainer in ~21.875% of games, (25% chance to be in your column/row, but some of the time it will be in the correct column/row but 'behind' the voltorb, so the game will end before the trainer is revealed) Expected return per game (assuming you bet the same value always, and you take the trainer when it's available) is ~1.51x your bet size. If you are allowed to place multiple bets, you could place every bet option available on the table to guarantee risk-free profit every match. With two voltorbs the house is still losing barely. With three voltorbs the house takes a pretty massive lead over the player - I didn't run the numbers but I don't think it matters whether you still have one or three trainer cards at that point, I don't think the small extra value they provide is enough. The fairest version of this game that a casino would possibly take would be a version with two voltorbs but flipped instead, to where you win by finding a voltorb, rather than by avoiding them, this keeps a small house edge (which can be further shrunk by adding extra trainer cards) but keeps the odds closest to ~50%. (Personally I imagine the psychological difference of trying to find a voltorb vs trying to avoid one makes the game more fun as it's presented in this video though, so I don't really like the idea of making a flipped variation) TLDR, if anyone wants to play this version of voltorb flip with you, take all their money! :D Or run far far away, because they also know it's a losing game for them, so the only way they'd be willing to play is if they were cheating you.
The "fairest" and most profitable version of the game would be like craps with two Voltorbs, and allowing players to pick, with inverse payouts based on data-informed betting, which is trickier with cards. In craps if you play the Don't you have a slight advantage to win, and so your lay bets are an inverse of the 2-1 3-2 6-5 payouts, because your odds of winning those are better. This tricks players into playing the worse odds for the better payout. As it is, this game with a blackjack style payout of an even-money win impacts the profitability and variety of the game for your higher-rolling casino guest.
@@nakaimckenzie5784 The odds shifting on shuffle would basically be against the house still, the ability to have a loaded board of 3 voltorbs is significant, and never less than 2 means it shift to the house's favor, but you'd basically be looking at a 50-50 of the extra card being placed down being an extra voltorb or not, because it's a 50-50 if the deck only plays with an extra fudge card. In that sense, half the time it slightly favors the player, and the other half it heavily favors the house, so it's still a substantial favor to the house to do what you want, but does insert more illusion of a gamble.
Everything the dealer does looks so professional, cutting the deck and putting the proygon back is so smooth, and the flip of the cards, along with the recollection and the shuffling, everything just feels like I'm in a casino, but unlike a real casino, this guy seems to have made money, this stuff is awesome
I love the creative games you come up with, and the nice dealer is a comforting change from the "surface nice but absolutely out to rob you" guy! Thanks for another fun video.
Incredible how just "2 voltorbs" make it seem like a big chance to win, but it's actually a range from 3/8 (3 losing bets for 8 possible ones) to straight up 50/50
4:00 protip from in-industry, casinos refer to gamblers and people who visit as "guests". You stumbled on your phrasing and figured you weren't sure about the term.
I assume the use of that name was due to older pkmn games where "Gambler" was a trainer class, so its sort of staying in character. Still, that's good info to know.
fast and aggressive isnt usually my thing but WOW this has me entranced. a really neat interpretation of voltorb flip! also, nice cool porygon! im jealous
For those who want to know the players odds: Two cards out of 16 take up a minimum of 37.5% of bets (2 rows 1 column/1 row 2 columns if in the same row or column) and a maximum of 50% of bets (2 rows 2 columns if in a different row and column). Quite a smart game.
This is a phenomenal idea for a video. I work as a Poker Dealer at a local casino myself, but instead of the Pokémon TCG, my vice is Yu-Gi-Oh. I'm kicking myself for never coming up with scenarios to combine a cardroom's ambience with Yu-Gi-Oh somehow. 😂 I would be more than happy to lose my entire buy-in to the house's rake in this casino. Lmao
I have a suggestion for a scenario for one of these. "Voltorb Flip but you use a Ghost Pokemon to Cheat" and then you can catch the person in the act. Or maybe they get away with it at the battle bets card game.
The absolute image of a high falutin fancy man in a suit smoking a cigar with whiskey betting high amounts on a children's (allegedly) card game passes every check I have
As a dealer I will say this you match perfectly my nice coworkers,the way the speak and talk to the players,while I myself I am the "relatable dealer" because I talk like If you and I were friends since highschool meaning "this is a bad option" while you split fcking 4s!!!
I've seen a couple of these videos and I just realized I have those exact white poker chips that we used during our senior party, hell I have one on my table too, pretty neat.
"Well done!" Thanks! I strategized really hard to pick a row which let me win this game of mostly luck. What my strat would be: For any space 1 Voltorb is on, there's a 6/15 chance the other Voltorb is on the same row or column. If both are on the same row/column, you have a 5/8 chance to pick a winning row/column. Otherwise, you have a 4/8 chance to win the round. That's a winrate of 50% or higher no matter what. Basically, the game is statistically in your favor! So best choice is to bet as low as possible, making the necessary loss streak required to make you go bust as high as possible. For the gambler card, the math changes based on when it's flipped for that row/column. If you get it as your first card, you can pick the row/column that includes the gambler so that you'll only need 3 fire energies flipped for your 2nd bet as the gambler acts as a freebie. If the gambler is the last card of a winning row, your chances of winning another row becomes 2/3 if the Voltorbs are on the same row (which has a 3/12 chance) or 1/3 otherwise, meaning you have a 2/3 x 3/12 + 1/3 x 9/12 = 2/3 x 1/4 + 1/3 x 3/4 = 2/12 + 3/12 = 5/12 chance which is under 50%. If you had chosen a column, you'd have a 3/4 chance if they're on the same column (which has a 2/12 chance) or a 2/4 chance otherwise, meaning you'd have a 3/4 x 1/6 + 2/4 x 5/6 = 3/24 + 10/24 = 13/24 chance or around 54.1%. Compare that to a your initial bet of every round, which is 3/15 x 3/4 + 12/15 x 2/4 = 1/5 x 3/4 + 4/5 x 1/2 = 3/15 + 4/10 = 1/5 + 2/5 = 3/5 = 60%. So gambler's not worth if it's the last card of the row. What about the first to third? Uh... um... if it's the 1st card, you have a... 39/(12x5.5) = 39/66 chance of losing the original bet... I think? Then depending on how many voltorbs are in that initial bet's row, we branch off to 3 mutually exclusive sets of probabilities (0, 1, and 2 voltorbs in initial row) with 3 different choices for your second bet (row, column with gambler, column without gambler). That's too much man, I'm typing this at 3AM. Look, I'd just make a minimum each time, ignoring gambler. Simple, should be effective.
@@0pheli0ndepends on the rudeness of the character they're playing. Most asmr artists just go down the tsundere or cartoonishly evil type of character, so they might be quite funny to watch.
or you could use spell cards instead of energy and traps instead of voltorbs lol. im not sure what the yugioh version of gamble would be though, maybe pot of greed?
Here’s my approach. There are 14 safe cards in 16 total. The chance of getting a safe card first is 14/16. Then there are 13 safe cards in the remaining 15. So multiply (14/16)*(13/15). If we follow that pattern for all four reveals, we get (14/16)*(13/15)*(12/14)*(11/13), which equals 0.55. So there is a 55% chance that the player wins. This game as described gives the player an advantage over the house! Quite a relaxing game indeed! For the casino to make money on the game, they would have to give the player unfavorable odds, meaning that the player’s winnings would be less than the amount bet.
These videos are just fantastic and you deserve all the channel growth!you’ve earned it! I don’t play cards and I’m terrible at maths so correct me ha, but if you find the gambler wouldn’t it be better odds to choose the connected row/column for a second bet as it’s already guaranteed that one won’t be a voltorb? Or is that against the rules? :D
This game should actually pay 4:1 or with the casino edge at least 3:1 because with 2 voltorbs only 2 rows will be safe out of 8 possible rows to pick from.
Not true at all. If both voltorbs are in the same column or row, there would be 3 bad bets, and 5 safe bets. You have better than 50% odds about 37% of the time (the likelihood of both voltorbs being either in the same column or row). 2:1 odds with a gambler on the table is actually way better than casino odds.
This is very creative, I'm really impressed at the idea! Unfortunately, ASMR is _nails_ in my brain. I tried watching it, but sixteen seconds in I was debating doing something more enjoyable, like pulling my teeth. Still, a very cool concept. More "casino background" noise would probably make it more tolerable.
This game is Blackjack but easier, if you play progressive betting (increase your bet every loss by double until you win and reset at table minimum) you would need a serious loss streak to be meaningfully behind and stay there.
![[ASMR] Pokémon Gambling on Casino Card Game 🎲 | You Outsmart the Dealer | 🎲 Battle Bets, Roleplay](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vjth_b8lnTs/mqdefault.jpg)
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![[ASMR] 🎄FRIENDLY Holiday Voltorb Flip Dealer🎄 | Pokémon Casino Roleplay | Soft Spoken](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HXVcmJ2rp_8/mqdefault.jpg)
Let's go gambling!
*First flip Voltorb*
Aw dang it-
😂
💥💥
Yeah. That part DID NOT feel good to listen to
An accurate casino dealer. Constantly complementing me to get me to play more. They’re making sure the house wins.
😂 all too true
yea, that's how they get all the tips.......
True, but this is a slightly worse game for the house than craps.
I was bored/curious so I did the math:
If there is a singular voltorb card and a singular gambler card, and all 14 other cards are fire energies, then the expected value of every round is: 150% of your bet on the first bet, and when the trainer card comes up you should always take the extra bet, and you should always bet on the opposite direction running through any of your already revealed cards (guaranteed to always have at least the trainer itself revealed which you can bet through for a chance to only need 3 fires instead of 4)
The exact odds you can have with the trainer vary based on how many other cards you've already shown, but in general it's a roughly 160% return on your extra gambler bet assuming worst case scenario.
You'll find the trainer in ~21.875% of games, (25% chance to be in your column/row, but some of the time it will be in the correct column/row but 'behind' the voltorb, so the game will end before the trainer is revealed)
Expected return per game (assuming you bet the same value always, and you take the trainer when it's available) is ~1.51x your bet size.
If you are allowed to place multiple bets, you could place every bet option available on the table to guarantee risk-free profit every match.
With two voltorbs the house is still losing barely. With three voltorbs the house takes a pretty massive lead over the player - I didn't run the numbers but I don't think it matters whether you still have one or three trainer cards at that point, I don't think the small extra value they provide is enough. The fairest version of this game that a casino would possibly take would be a version with two voltorbs but flipped instead, to where you win by finding a voltorb, rather than by avoiding them, this keeps a small house edge (which can be further shrunk by adding extra trainer cards) but keeps the odds closest to ~50%. (Personally I imagine the psychological difference of trying to find a voltorb vs trying to avoid one makes the game more fun as it's presented in this video though, so I don't really like the idea of making a flipped variation)
TLDR, if anyone wants to play this version of voltorb flip with you, take all their money! :D
Or run far far away, because they also know it's a losing game for them, so the only way they'd be willing to play is if they were cheating you.
I wonder how the odds would be if you added a third voltorb but didn't replace a card and left one out each time so sometimes there were only 2
The "fairest" and most profitable version of the game would be like craps with two Voltorbs, and allowing players to pick, with inverse payouts based on data-informed betting, which is trickier with cards. In craps if you play the Don't you have a slight advantage to win, and so your lay bets are an inverse of the 2-1 3-2 6-5 payouts, because your odds of winning those are better.
This tricks players into playing the worse odds for the better payout. As it is, this game with a blackjack style payout of an even-money win impacts the profitability and variety of the game for your higher-rolling casino guest.
@@nakaimckenzie5784 The odds shifting on shuffle would basically be against the house still, the ability to have a loaded board of 3 voltorbs is significant, and never less than 2 means it shift to the house's favor, but you'd basically be looking at a 50-50 of the extra card being placed down being an extra voltorb or not, because it's a 50-50 if the deck only plays with an extra fudge card. In that sense, half the time it slightly favors the player, and the other half it heavily favors the house, so it's still a substantial favor to the house to do what you want, but does insert more illusion of a gamble.
I was bored and read all of this. (help!)
I’m taking a stats class so I was thinking of doing the calculation myself but you beat me to it! Thanks for the insight!
My man really just turns tcg cards into solid asmr like every other day and that’s consistent I can respect.
Thank you!
Voltorb right off the jump? Yeah that’s a perfect representation of me playing voltorb flip at 10 years old.
the compliments from this man finally make me understand why people get addicted to gambling…
"Whiskey and cigar please, while we play this children trading card game"
You have just describes my ideal "night hangin with the boys."
Everything the dealer does looks so professional, cutting the deck and putting the proygon back is so smooth, and the flip of the cards, along with the recollection and the shuffling, everything just feels like I'm in a casino, but unlike a real casino, this guy seems to have made money, this stuff is awesome
Honestly the best content out there rn absolutely love everything you post especially the tcg deck building/ shop
Thank you so much!
I love the creative games you come up with, and the nice dealer is a comforting change from the "surface nice but absolutely out to rob you" guy! Thanks for another fun video.
Thank you!
Voltorb flip is from heartgold and soulsilver.
@@TheSonOfRyan yeah, but it's a little different compared to this game.
Incredible how just "2 voltorbs" make it seem like a big chance to win, but it's actually a range from 3/8 (3 losing bets for 8 possible ones) to straight up 50/50
I mean, it's like a 60% chance of winning. Those are good odds for a casino game!
I LOVED playing voltorb flip in HGSS and I love ASMR, time to sleep to this masterpiece
Thank you!
I have never seen someone move so elegantly. I get tingles from just seeing you move
Thank you so much!
Yeah I ended up being totally enthralled by the way he moves.
Now this is my kind of casino. Loving the sounds and handling of the items. You can hear everything but the volume isn't too intense.
I appreciate that!
4:00 protip from in-industry, casinos refer to gamblers and people who visit as "guests". You stumbled on your phrasing and figured you weren't sure about the term.
Well you don't say. This guy 😂
@MarcusJohnson-to7vr get a life
I assume the use of that name was due to older pkmn games where "Gambler" was a trainer class, so its sort of staying in character.
Still, that's good info to know.
fast and aggressive isnt usually my thing but WOW this has me entranced. a really neat interpretation of voltorb flip!
also, nice cool porygon! im jealous
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!! Love the casino videos, I watch every single one :)
I'm glad you enjoy them!
This actually is such a fun game! I cannot fall asleep, I'm too much into checking if the player wins lol
Lol thats funny
As a longtime fan of Voltorb Flip, this was immensely satisfying
Gen 4 casino music was blasting in my head this whole video
i fall assleep and played the game in my sleep, still hearing the voice. Besides i never get answeres to my questions it worked perfectly 😂.
haha nice!
For those who want to know the players odds: Two cards out of 16 take up a minimum of 37.5% of bets (2 rows 1 column/1 row 2 columns if in the same row or column) and a maximum of 50% of bets (2 rows 2 columns if in a different row and column). Quite a smart game.
I would love a video about the prize counter at the casino
I second this!
Thats a great idea!
you are so good at staying immersive with this, really nice video
Thank you for the kind words!
This is flipping amazing(pun intended)
I love the roleplay bit, very in depth
I subscribed so fast, this is the best asmr idea I've ever seen and I wish this was a real thing in casinos, thank you sir for this treat
This is a phenomenal idea for a video.
I work as a Poker Dealer at a local casino myself, but instead of the Pokémon TCG, my vice is Yu-Gi-Oh. I'm kicking myself for never coming up with scenarios to combine a cardroom's ambience with Yu-Gi-Oh somehow. 😂
I would be more than happy to lose my entire buy-in to the house's rake in this casino. Lmao
Thank you!
This is actually amazing more of this please 🙏
Oh don’t worry, more to come 😉
One of the best tabletop ASMR videos out there. The card and chip sounds are fantastic and the Pokemon cards are a pleasure to look at. Thanks.
I have a suggestion for a scenario for one of these. "Voltorb Flip but you use a Ghost Pokemon to Cheat" and then you can catch the person in the act. Or maybe they get away with it at the battle bets card game.
Thats a great idea!
I ordered a cigar and whiskey? Damn, the potion business has been making me rich as heck. I'm for sure wearing a top hat too
3:40 N-nah MFer! You aren't giving me odds, or saying how many voltorbs are in a deck! I can't make an informed bet this way 😭😭😭😭😭
This video has major ASMR Jeremiah vibes, I’m here for it.
Welcome!
The absolute image of a high falutin fancy man in a suit smoking a cigar with whiskey betting high amounts on a children's (allegedly) card game passes every check I have
Fantastic video as always, these casino vids have become one of my favourite series in a long time!
Thank you!
It's genuinely so funny every time you hit the voltorb on the first flip. All that build up just to fall out the gate.
lol so true!
Man was I waiting for another one to put me to sleep...
Enjoy!
Watched this 7 times already haha I love seeing these in my subs
Thank you for watching!
As a dealer I will say this you match perfectly my nice coworkers,the way the speak and talk to the players,while I myself I am the "relatable dealer" because I talk like If you and I were friends since highschool meaning "this is a bad option" while you split fcking 4s!!!
Thank you! Thats funny!
It’s a 55% chance of getting 4 non-Voltorb cards, so LET’S GO GAMBLING
I calculated it wrong twice before I remembered the proper way to do it 😅
You’re absolutely right that the player has a 55% chance of winning!
I've seen a couple of these videos and I just realized I have those exact white poker chips that we used during our senior party, hell I have one on my table too, pretty neat.
Thats Awesome!
"Well done!"
Thanks! I strategized really hard to pick a row which let me win this game of mostly luck.
What my strat would be:
For any space 1 Voltorb is on, there's a 6/15 chance the other Voltorb is on the same row or column. If both are on the same row/column, you have a 5/8 chance to pick a winning row/column. Otherwise, you have a 4/8 chance to win the round. That's a winrate of 50% or higher no matter what. Basically, the game is statistically in your favor! So best choice is to bet as low as possible, making the necessary loss streak required to make you go bust as high as possible.
For the gambler card, the math changes based on when it's flipped for that row/column. If you get it as your first card, you can pick the row/column that includes the gambler so that you'll only need 3 fire energies flipped for your 2nd bet as the gambler acts as a freebie. If the gambler is the last card of a winning row, your chances of winning another row becomes 2/3 if the Voltorbs are on the same row (which has a 3/12 chance) or 1/3 otherwise, meaning you have a 2/3 x 3/12 + 1/3 x 9/12 = 2/3 x 1/4 + 1/3 x 3/4 = 2/12 + 3/12 = 5/12 chance which is under 50%. If you had chosen a column, you'd have a 3/4 chance if they're on the same column (which has a 2/12 chance) or a 2/4 chance otherwise, meaning you'd have a 3/4 x 1/6 + 2/4 x 5/6 = 3/24 + 10/24 = 13/24 chance or around 54.1%. Compare that to a your initial bet of every round, which is 3/15 x 3/4 + 12/15 x 2/4 = 1/5 x 3/4 + 4/5 x 1/2 = 3/15 + 4/10 = 1/5 + 2/5 = 3/5 = 60%. So gambler's not worth if it's the last card of the row. What about the first to third? Uh... um... if it's the 1st card, you have a... 39/(12x5.5) = 39/66 chance of losing the original bet... I think? Then depending on how many voltorbs are in that initial bet's row, we branch off to 3 mutually exclusive sets of probabilities (0, 1, and 2 voltorbs in initial row) with 3 different choices for your second bet (row, column with gambler, column without gambler). That's too much man, I'm typing this at 3AM.
Look, I'd just make a minimum each time, ignoring gambler. Simple, should be effective.
Id rather play this than what we actually got, hated That mini game. Wanted that dratini, and took forever.
I'm hooked to gambling now. The only thing I'm missing is poofesure screaming like elmo and toad when he loses
🤣
Bro your vids are a 10/10
Thank you!
You're stuff is amazing! Would love to see some item appraisal videos
Thanks for the suggestion! That sounds cool!
Oooh, that's a good idea.
Love the video ❤❤❤
Have loved the series so far
Thanks for watching!
Yes!!!❤❤❤ i love your videos!!!! Keep up the good work!!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you! Will do!
This was very relaxing
Babe! The newest Voltorb Flip video just dropped!
enjoy!
Thank you!!!! You’re doing arceus’ work
Great content as always but the title got me thinking of how good a RUDEST dealer vid would be😭
whats the draw to those types of videos, i dont rlly understand em. id like to know cause they are super popular, i just dont kind of get them ig haha
@@0pheli0nIt's just fun to see him play that character
@@unbearable505 oh cool! that makes sense haha
@@0pheli0ndepends on the rudeness of the character they're playing. Most asmr artists just go down the tsundere or cartoonishly evil type of character, so they might be quite funny to watch.
Ill see what I can do!
Can't wait to watch this later when it's time to relax!
Hope you enjoyed!
You have such a great voice and presentation
Thank you so much!!
So happy to be back home at my favourite gambling table❤
You knew what you were doing when you made that thumbnail
Ha ha thanks!
Is that a sick ass cool porygon i see?
Im so glad i found you i hope you get 10k very soon!!❤❤
I want to play Voltorb flip now. I want to make a Pokémon Casino just for this
Me too!
Great video, only a matter of time before you're discovered
Holy shit 8k subs already 🎉
So crazy!
I just know that there is some people in this Pokemon universe that have a personal vendetta against Voltorbs now
didnt know gambling could be so relaxing
Love this TCG casino! Im hoping we get a Yu-Gi-Oh one where you bet off monster Attributes kinda like the pokemon one!
or you could use spell cards instead of energy and traps instead of voltorbs lol. im not sure what the yugioh version of gamble would be though, maybe pot of greed?
I will try!
Amazing idea for a video, love this game
Thank you!
Can u feel it yeah
Yes voltorb flip is back!
Enjoy!
For some reason I fell asleep to this
Lol thats a good sign
Oh boy, I had the honor of the 1,000th like
Thanks for the like!
Nothing has made me hate voltorb as much as grinding for a proygon in soul sliver. (I am really bad at minesweeper)
I like that it isn't the same energy cards
Thanks!
4:30 Whoa never mind, sir. I'd like a Lock on giga impact on the rock slide, thanks.
Yeah, that’s the HGSS experience right there
😂
I heard a rumor Sabrina is actually banned from this casino 😮
I’ve heard that too!
Most dealers are NOT this cordially. Honestly, a nice change of pace from what I’m used to
5 thousand dollars a hand?! Hot damn
Do you play any other CCGs? The thought of Netrunner asmr crossed my mind in watching all the card flipping and poker chip sounds.
I don’t have as much experience with others, but I’m down to learn!
Side note: have you played the Pokémon TCG pocket on mobile ? And if so have you liked it? 👀
I actually havent. how is it?
@@asmr_and_rit’s pretty fun, opening packs is addicting lol but it’s not the same as TCG. it’s more of a quick condensed version
Very nice video once again.
Thank you!
So $100,000 poké dollars is roughly $650 USD, so the losses arent as bad.
Wait, one pokeball is $1.30??
@GunslingProductions assuming yeah
How many voltorb cards are in the set? I’d love to do with with my friends as a fun mini game in between tcg rounds
2 Voltorbs and 1 of the special cards. In this case “Gambler”
Bro why did I see that so quick and thought it said incest dealer!? Omg lol
😂
What am I looking at are those Ultra Pro sleeves?
My dyslexia has me cooked, I read "NICEST Dealer" as "INCEST Dealer"
I don't know if I'll ever recover
Your cooked lol.
lol oh no
Arceus: YOU'RE GOING TO HISUI
Has anyone calculated the odds for this game? I would love to know the house edge if there is one
I’m not sure the exact odds. I think some others have calculated them on a few of my other videos.
Here’s my approach. There are 14 safe cards in 16 total. The chance of getting a safe card first is 14/16. Then there are 13 safe cards in the remaining 15. So multiply (14/16)*(13/15). If we follow that pattern for all four reveals, we get (14/16)*(13/15)*(12/14)*(11/13), which equals 0.55. So there is a 55% chance that the player wins. This game as described gives the player an advantage over the house! Quite a relaxing game indeed! For the casino to make money on the game, they would have to give the player unfavorable odds, meaning that the player’s winnings would be less than the amount bet.
I need the streght of this dealer i would have laughed my ass off if those two first hands happend
These videos are just fantastic and you deserve all the channel growth!you’ve earned it!
I don’t play cards and I’m terrible at maths so correct me ha, but if you find the gambler wouldn’t it be better odds to choose the connected row/column for a second bet as it’s already guaranteed that one won’t be a voltorb? Or is that against the rules? :D
Thank you! Thats a good point.
Thank you for all your hard work in creating great content:)
So this is what was going down Celadon City gaming corner 😳
I’ll be honest I didnt like male ASMR until I found this….now I can’t stop watching your content
I SEVERELY misread the title. BRB I gotta go touch grass or something.
What did you think was said
Did you read it as ince*t? Because for some reason did🥴🫣
Elaborate?
Nice video
This game should actually pay 4:1 or with the casino edge at least 3:1 because with 2 voltorbs only 2 rows will be safe out of 8 possible rows to pick from.
I see
Not true at all. If both voltorbs are in the same column or row, there would be 3 bad bets, and 5 safe bets. You have better than 50% odds about 37% of the time (the likelihood of both voltorbs being either in the same column or row). 2:1 odds with a gambler on the table is actually way better than casino odds.
Is this game based on a real card game or is it completely original? It seems so real and the odds are believable
The name is based on a game in Heart Gold, but this casino game is just something I came up with.
Nooo first flip of the day is voltorb 🥺
Also I feel like it’s a 50/50 chance of winning 💰
It's actually a 55% chance of victory!
This is very creative, I'm really impressed at the idea!
Unfortunately, ASMR is _nails_ in my brain. I tried watching it, but sixteen seconds in I was debating doing something more enjoyable, like pulling my teeth.
Still, a very cool concept. More "casino background" noise would probably make it more tolerable.
hey those are the exact same casino chips I own!
awesome!
Tip the dealer $20k, and be on your way.
Ill take it!
This game is Blackjack but easier, if you play progressive betting (increase your bet every loss by double until you win and reset at table minimum) you would need a serious loss streak to be meaningfully behind and stay there.
My pokemon heart gold save file got corrupted and THIS is how RUclips consoles me ??? 😭
Im sorry for your loss
Please do a yugioh one like deck building or tournament it would be awsome
I will try!