What better way to spend your hard-earned drug money than at the Casino? Not only is it open for 13 hours a day, but a particular game in there is pretty broken and can double your earnings in a matter of minutes.
Here is how you can best use your time at the Casino in Schedule 1 and make some actual money.
Best Game at the Casino in Schedule 1
There are several games you can play at the Casino, including Blackjack, Ride the Bus, and a few slot machines. The best way to make money is through theslot machinesbecause, for some reason, the five machines set up at Hyland’s Casino are rigged in your favor.
Now, setting the betting amount comes down to how much cash you have. If you come in with 500 dollars, I recommend keeping the bet at around 10 per slot machine.
you’re able to increase that up to 100, but I recommend something small just so you can get something out of it. Setting it to 100 also means that you’re using a lot of money per pull, so it’s not exactly the smartest thing to do. With $10, you can win $100 quite consistently, so it’s a far safer amount.
The key is to bet on all five slot machines to increase your chances of hitting a jackpot. Once you’ve set the amount on all five machines, pull the lever on all five and you’re bound to start winning. I walked in with $925 and was at $2050 after a minute and a half of playing slots.
Here are the multiplier values for the winning combinations.
So if you hit the jackpot with$10, you earn$1000. This is rare but I did hit it a few times and made some serious cash. you’re able to try higher values as well because hitting the jackpot on a $100 would mean an earning of $10,000, but I was losing money fast with setting the machines to 100 without making it back fast enough. The minimum betting amount is the way to go, even if you’ll be sitting in the Casino from 4 PM to 5 AM.
There are several morereliable ways to make money in Schedule 1that don’t require you pulling slot levers, you can even make a few hundredby just picking up trash.
Ali Hashmi
Ali has been writing about video games for the past six years and is always on the lookout for the next indie game to obsess over and recommend to everyone in sight. When he isn’t spending an unhealthy amount of time in Slay the Spire, he’s probably trying out yet another retro-shooter or playing Dark Souls for the 50th time.
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