Casino (Atari 2600) 1979

Casino is a classic multiplayer card game compilation released for the Atari 2600 in 1979. Programmed by legendary Atari developer Bob Whitehead, it serves as a massive upgrade over Atari's 1977 launch title Blackjack. It is celebrated for introducing a persistent bankroll across multiple card tables, allowing up to four players to compete simultaneously using the Atari Paddle Controllers. The game includes three distinct gambling modules built into its 4KB ROM: Blackjack, Stud Pocker and Poker Solitaire. Players use the console's "Game Select" switch to leave one table and carry their exact winnings to another game. The game officially ends if a player successfully wins enough chips to break the bank, which requires exceeding a bankroll of 99,999 chips. Source: https://share.google/aimode/QL2JsNetQ... Gameplay: Atari VCS Real Hardware RF 60 FPS