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The term 8220;non-casino gambling8221; refers to events held at locations other than casinos. For private parties, charity activities, exhibits, and other similar events, these games are most often planned to entertain guests. Non-casino games, such as bingo, have grown enormously in popularity during home gatherings, especially amongst female friends and family. The gaming authority does not need a licence to arrange non-casino games as these are not illegal gambling activities. Once all debts have been settled, the cards are shuffled and the next game may begin. To me, the gambling isn't the point of the event: it's just part of the roleplay description. The gambling shouldn't be the game event at the table, but rather the background that informs what the real reason for that encounter is. Set a simple gaming set contest with the other players, maybe a Perception vs Stealth to detect cheating (unless the whole point is that you want them to learn the NPC is a cheater, in which case just let them catch him with no roll) and get back to the actual RPG. |
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