Every city runs a full slate of casino games: Dice, Blackjack, the Wheel of Fate, the Fight Pit, Roulette, Slots, Plinko, and a dedicated Poker room. Each game exists as its own table per city, and every table but Poker can be bought outright by a player, who then banks the house edge on every bet anyone else places there instead of paying it out. Prices and betting limits climb steeply from city to city, so an Ashenvale casino is a modest first investment while a Dark Citadel table is a fortune-sized commitment with fortune-sized stakes to match.
Buyable at Rank 2 for a baseline 50,000 gold (before the server-wide inflation multiplier described on the Crafting Materials page). An unowned table here caps bets at 50,000 gold; an owned casino must keep its table limit at or above 5,000 gold, though that floor is only the ABSOLUTE minimum. The real minimum also rises with the owner's own total wealth, capped in this city at 50,000 gold, so a wealthy owner's true floor can sit far above the 5,000 gold shown here.
Buyable at Rank 4 for a baseline 250,000 gold (before the server-wide inflation multiplier described on the Crafting Materials page). An unowned table here caps bets at 250,000 gold; an owned casino must keep its table limit at or above 10,000 gold, though that floor is only the ABSOLUTE minimum. The real minimum also rises with the owner's own total wealth, capped in this city at 100,000 gold, so a wealthy owner's true floor can sit far above the 10,000 gold shown here.
Buyable at Rank 6 for a baseline 1,000,000 gold (before the server-wide inflation multiplier described on the Crafting Materials page). An unowned table here caps bets at 1,000,000 gold; an owned casino must keep its table limit at or above 20,000 gold, though that floor is only the ABSOLUTE minimum. The real minimum also rises with the owner's own total wealth, capped in this city at 150,000 gold, so a wealthy owner's true floor can sit far above the 20,000 gold shown here.
Buyable at Rank 8 for a baseline 5,000,000 gold (before the server-wide inflation multiplier described on the Crafting Materials page). An unowned table here caps bets at 5,000,000 gold; an owned casino must keep its table limit at or above 40,000 gold, though that floor is only the ABSOLUTE minimum. The real minimum also rises with the owner's own total wealth, capped in this city at 200,000 gold, so a wealthy owner's true floor can sit far above the 40,000 gold shown here.