Rockstar has released their brand new Summer Special DLC including a ton of brand-new vehicles, missions and clothing items available for purchase.
Some previous links to get you sped up on the DLC:

• First hint at a summer DLC.
• Teaser Tweet.
• Newswire announcement.

This thread will become a host for all the further official announcements by Rockstar, reputable datamines and user-made content by our very own members such as R* Editor clips, screenshots, guides and the like! FAQ will be included here as well. So if you're busy at work and can't play yet anyway, give these links a look!

General Information

• Los Santos Summer Special in GTA Online Rockstar Newswire.
• GTA Title Update 1.50 Patch Notes.

As of about 10AM UTC the update is out now on consoles - it seems to be about 2GBs in size. Will update soon! Edit: Now available on all platforms from what I can tell.
Feature Updates & Improvements

• Calls such as those from LJT have been reduced to messages. Bryony continues to annoy the fuck out of us, though.
• An additional two garage slots has have been added as well, so yay!
• Christ - They added a timer to the Lucky Wheel! Anytime you get near it seems you will see how much time you have left to wait until you can spin it again.
• Looks like it's now possible to return ANY personal vehicle back to storage. Rockstar is killing it!
• The colors in the MCT for MC businesses regarding stock and supplies have been fixed, so good luck getting used to that change now!
• The MkII's 5 minute cooldown is now applied to the regular mechanic as well.
• Vehicles with missiles show a counter with how many missiles are left if their capacity is limited.
• Staying stationary or going in the wrong direction in Open Wheel Races makes you non-contact.
• Snacks can be bought from Wendy and the interaction menu!!!
• Unconfirmed: The Casino Heist Gold Glitch seems to have been patched.
• During Open Wheel races you are now able to change your tire compound (soft/medium/hard) when stationary in the pits by pressing right on the D-Pad or right-arrow key on PC. (Credits Final-Atonement)

New Content and Discounts

New Content:

• Stock vehicle wheels have been added to the new 'Street' category to be applied on any vehicle.
• The new yacht missions pay about GTA$ 14,000-25,000.
• Arcade Games: Ace of Fury (GTA$ 666,000) and Qub3d (GTA$ 333,000).
• A new business battle on the aircraft carrier has been added.

Legendary Motorsports:

• Benefactor BR8 (GTA$ 3,400,000)
• Declasse DR1 (GTA$ 2,997,000)
• Lampadati Tigon (GTA$ 2,310,000)
• Invetero Coquette D10 (GTA$ 1,500,000) - MY PERSONAL FAVORITE.

Southern San Andreas Super Autos:

• Canis Seminole Frontier (GTA$ 678,000)
• Dundreary Landstalker (GTA$ 1,220,000)
• Imponte Beater Dukes (GTA$ 378,000)
• BF Club (GTA$ 1,280,000)
• Maibatsu Penumbra FF (GTA$ 1,380,000)

Benny's Original Motorworks:

• Bravado Gauntlet (GTA$ 615,000, GTA$ 815,000 Benny's Conversion)
• Bravado Youga Classic (GTA$ 195,000, GTA$ 1,288,000 Benny's Conversion)
• Benefactor Glendale (GTA$ 200,000, GTA$ 520,000 Benny's Conversion)
• Declasse Yosemite (GTA$ 485,000, GTA$ 700,000 Benny's Conversion)
• Albany Manana (GTA$ 10,000, GTA$ 925,000 Benny's Conversion)
• Vapid Peyote (GTA$ 38,000, GTA$ 620,000 Benny's Conversion)

Kudos to klegnut for the upgrade costs.
Clothing:

• Popped Leather Jacket (White/Gray/Tan/Black/Red/Brown)
• Bomber Jacket (Various, 15 Designs)
• Short Service Shirt (9 colours)
• Double Shirt (Three styles, various colours)
• Long Sleeve Baseball Tees (7 designs)
• Polo Shirt (7 designs)
• Sports Tops (21 designs/colours (Brucie cosplay?))
• Office Shirts (whole category, 20 colours)
• Cargo Pants (8 colours)
• Sports Track Pants (21 designs/colours (Brucie confirmed))
• Gloves, Armoured (8 colours)
• Sports Masks (8 designs)
• Animal Masks (12 designs)
• Sports T-Shirts (white/purple, 14 designs)
• Shirts (open/rolled variants of old designs, 39 designs)
• Suit Pants (25 colours)
• Sport Shorts (15 colours)

Thank you to Cpt_Foresight and Azarenas for the new clothing info!
Podium Vehicle:

• The Sheava is this week's Podium Vehicle. Looks like that's just the internal name for the Emperor ETR1, who would've thought they'd make it possible to get a brand new vehicle for free.

Double GTA$ and RP Activities:

• 2x GTA$/RP on Open Wheel Races
• 2x GTA$/RP on the new Yacht Missions
• 2x GTA$/RP on Diamond Adversary Series

Discounted Content:

• 30% off Yachts
• 40% off Arcades and Renovations
• 30% off the Arcade Drone Station and MCT
• 30% off MC Business Supplies
• 20% off Bunker Supplies
• 40% off 10-Car Garages
• 30% off Benny's Conversions

Time Trial:

• LSIA II in Los Santos International Airport (must be finished on or before 02:24.00)

RC Bandito Time Trial:

• Cemetery in Pacific Bluff (must be finished on or before 01:20.00)

Thanks to Biomixels for the time trials.
Premium Race:

• TBA

Twitch Prime Bonuses:

• 70% off X80 Proto
• 80% off Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire
• 100% off Vespucci Canals Nightclub

Links

• All the newly added vehicles.
• The vehicles won't be dripfed this time around.

FAQ

When will the DLC drop?
Soon. Rockstar usually pushes updates around 3:30AM EST or 9:30AM UTC. Check this helpful map showing all the timezones.
Does the DLC cost money, how can I get the DLC?
The DLC will be made automatically available through whatever launchestore you have the game on. Those using the Rockstar Launcher can expect to see their games updated first, so be ready for that.
What can we expect?
Judging by Rockstar's announcements and timelines, this DLC won't be massive. They've confirmed new business battles and yacht missions, probably comparable to the previous client jobs we've gotten with the Terrorbyte.
Additionally they've teased some cars, of which we've gotten images of a new supercar, a musclecar and an F-1 car. Some new race modes have been mentioned as well. It's safe to assume that the content will be dripfed in stages, especially the more interesting items might be left for later.
Have the Acura NSX and new Toyota Supra been added?
Some images of the Toyota Supra and Acura NSX being converted at Benny's have been floating around - these are fake and have been put into circulation by a clickbaity asshole who shall not be named.
Are weekly updates on Tuesdays starting now?
Probably not. Rockstar always goes a little off their usual schedule with DLC drops and this is probably the same thing. It's hard to say if the sales will already change this Thursday, but I'd recommend y'all reek the benefits of the sales before you regret it.
What's going to be on sale next? / When will the next sale be up? / What's going to be in the next DLC?
If any Rockstar employees are on this sub, we'll let you know.

User Submitted Content

Informative:

• Detailed wiki guide by Gaming-Atlas.

• Solomon preps locations by bamila.
• ounaazh's write-up of the new content.
• mrmrchoice explaining the new yacht missions in a comment.
• Yacht missions guide by Irwin69.
• All the Solomon locations by mdmanning, WARNING: Contains spoilers.
• Map for Solomon's Movie Parts by Mackofi.
• Vehicle reviews of the BR8 and DR1 by gorikun.

Snapmatics:

• bozidarillic's beautiful Snapmatic of the new Benefactor BR8.
• The new loading screen by BenBranny.
• BaitSimulator2020's pics of the new Coquette D10.
• A Daytona Charger by blazingfastpulse.
• todahmoon18238's Coquette D10.
• oopedbygoop's F-1 car.
• xXLeeDaPeaXx's beautiful BF Club.
• Bokatar25's Penumbra FF.
• Another Personal Favorite: MolotovRocket's Coquette D10.

We're also hosting a Summer Special DLC Discussion Megathread which will be unlocked once the DLC has dropped to keep discussions related to the release of the DLC and first wave of content in one place. Have fun playing everyone!

None of the prices include shipping, but feel free to bundle things to cut down on shipping. I am happy to bundle things together. All games would be around $5 for shipping, and more for the consoles. All N64, GBA, and most Sega are loose. Most other games come with box and manual. Pictures here and here . If you want more pictures of anything please let me know and I will be happy to take some for you.

	B	C	D	E
**1**	product-name	console-name	Price	Sold?
**2**	WWF Wrestlemania Steel Cage Challenge	NES	9
**3**	Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon	Nintendo 3DS	25
**4**	Gameboy Player with Startup Disc	Gamecube	87
**5**	WWF Wrestlemania	NES	8
**6**	Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games	Wii	13
**7**	Kinect Adventures	Xbox 360	3
**8**	Crash Twinsanity	Playstation 2	10
**9**	Battlefield 3 Limited Edition	Playstation 3	3
**10**	Cabela's Outdoor Adventures	Playstation 2	4
**11**	Monopoly	Super Nintendo	6
**12**	Zelda Oracle of Seasons	GameBoy Color	28
**13**	FIFA 2003	Playstation	5
**14**	College Hoops 2K7	Playstation 2	5
**15**	NCAA Football 14	Playstation 3	112
**16**	Dragon Ball Z Infinite World	Playstation 2	30
**17**	Spy Hunter Nowhere to Run	Playstation 2	5
**18**	NHL Hitz Pro	Playstation 2	8
**19**	Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2	Playstation 2	8
**20**	Mortal Kombat 3	Super Nintendo	14
**21**	Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Battle 22	Playstation	5
**22**	Illusion of Gaia	Super Nintendo	22
**23**	WWF Raw	Sega Genesis	10
**24**	Conflict Desert Storm	Gamecube	6
**25**	Pokemon Ranger	Nintendo DS	15
**26**	NCAA Basketball 09	Playstation 2	11
**27**	Golden Nugget Casino	GameBoy Advance	3
**28**	Tecmo Bowl Kickoff	Nintendo DS	9
**29**	Gamecube to Gameboy Advanced Link Cable	Gamecube	15
**30**	SpongeBob SquarePants Revenge of the Flying Dutchman	GameBoy Advance	6
**31**	Lord of the Rings Return of the King	Gamecube	10
**32**	WWF Road to Wrestlemania	GameBoy Advance	8
**33**	Halo 4	Xbox 360	5
**34**	Bakugan Battle Brawlers	Nintendo DS	4
**35**	Yu-Gi-Oh Destiny Board Traveler	GameBoy Advance	4
**36**	Pokemon Gold	GameBoy Color	22
**37**	Call of Duty Finest Hour	Playstation 2	5
**38**	Madden NFL '94	Sega Genesis	6
**39**	2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa	Playstation 3	4
**40**	Backyard Football	GameBoy Advance	5
**41**	Backyard Football	Gamecube	5
**42**	Outlaw Volleyball	Xbox	4
**43**	ATV Quad Power Racing	Playstation	3
**44**	NBA In the Zone '98	Nintendo 64	3
**45**	Pro Wrestling	NES	7
**46**	Sonic the Hedgehog	Xbox 360	15
**47**	Deal or No Deal	Nintendo DS	3
**48**	Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup	Gamecube	7
**49**	FIFA Soccer 11	Playstation 3	4
**50**	PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond	Wii	22
**51**	MLB Power Pros	Wii	5
**52**	Teen Titans	GameBoy Advance	10
**53**	Pokemon White Version 2	Nintendo DS	105
**54**	High Heat Baseball 2004	Playstation 2	4
**55**	Super Monkey Ball Jr.	GameBoy Advance	6
**56**	Big Brain Academy	Nintendo DS	3
**57**	Fast and the Furious: Showdown	Playstation 3	10
**58**	Pokemon LeafGreen Version	GameBoy Advance	42
**59**	NBA Ballers Chosen One	Xbox 360	6
**60**	Pokemon Colosseum	Gamecube	60
**61**	Yu-Gi-Oh Duelists of the Roses	Playstation 2	16
**62**	End War	Playstation 3	5
**63**	WWE 2K14	Playstation 3	13
**64**	Yu-Gi-Oh World Championship Tournament 2004	GameBoy Advance	6
**65**	WWE '13	Playstation 3	9
**66**	Pokemon Emerald	GameBoy Advance	66
**67**	Pokemon Puzzle League	Nintendo 64	21
**68**	Project Gotham Racing	Xbox	4
**69**	Metroid Prime Hunters	Nintendo DS	8
**70**	Madden NFL 18	Xbox One	5
**71**	NFL Head Coach 2009	Xbox 360	22
**72**	Gran Turismo 5 [XL Edition]	Playstation 3	7
**73**	Fab 5 Soccer	Nintendo DS	5
**74**	Texas Hold Em Poker	GameBoy Advance	3
**75**	MLB 12: The Show	Playstation 3	4
**76**	Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader? Make the Grade	Playstation 2	3
**77**	NCAA Football 2006	Playstation 2	9
**78**	Madden 97	Sega Genesis	5
**79**	College Football USA 96	Sega Genesis	3
**80**	Yu-Gi-Oh Sacred Cards	GameBoy Advance	9
**81**	World Championship Paintball	Playstation 2	5
**82**	Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3	Playstation 2	17
**83**	102 Dalmatians Puppies to the Rescue	Playstation	12
**84**	Major League Baseball 2K5	Playstation 2	3
**85**	WWE Wrestlemania 21	Xbox	6
**86**	NBA Street Vol 2	Xbox	8
**87**	Backyard Football '10	Wii	7
**88**	Knockout Kings 2000	Playstation	4
**89**	Pokemon Stadium	Nintendo 64	21
**90**	Legends of Wrestling	Playstation 2	5
**91**	Road Rash Jailbreak	GameBoy Advance	8
**92**	Sonic the Hedgehog 2	Sega Genesis	5
**93**	Pokemon Diamond	Nintendo DS	29
**94**	Road Trip	Playstation 2	12
**95**	Digimon World 4	Xbox	8
**96**	Madden 2007	Playstation 2	3
**97**	Arena Football	Playstation 2	4
**98**	Wii Play	Wii	7
**99**	Tiger Woods 2006	PAL Playstation 2	2
**100**	Stacked With Daniel Negreanu	Playstation 2	3
**101**	Project Gotham Racing 3 [Platinum Hits]	Xbox 360	7
**102**	Harry Potter Prisoner of Azkaban	Gamecube	9
**103**	Madden Football 64	PAL Nintendo 64	10
**104**	Pokemon Ranger Shadows of Almia	Nintendo DS	22
**105**	Tekken 3	Playstation	17
**106**	Micro Machines V4	Nintendo DS	6
**107**	Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion Game of the Year [Greatest Hits]	Playstation 3	8
**108**	The Simpsons Road Rage	Xbox	7
**109**	WWF Warzone	Nintendo 64	5
**110**	Treasure Planet	Playstation	6
**111**	Lord of the Rings Conquest	Playstation 3	9
**112**	Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13	Xbox 360	10
**113**	FIFA 08	Playstation 2	5
**114**	NBA 2K18	PAL Xbox One	4
**115**	Super Mario 64	Nintendo 64	40
**116**	NCAA Football 2005	Xbox	3
**117**	Mario Hoops 3 on 3	Nintendo DS	10
**118**	New Super Mario Bros	Nintendo DS	12
**119**	Donkey Kong Country	GameBoy Advance	14
**120**	Need for Speed Underground 2	Playstation 2	11
**121**	World Series Of Poker 2008	Playstation 2	3
**122**	Pokemon Rumble Blast	Nintendo 3DS	10
**123**	All Pro Football 2K8	Xbox 360	19
**124**	Pimp My Ride	Playstation 2	5
**125**	Fantastic 4	Playstation 2	4
**126**	Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story	Nintendo DS	10
**127**	NASCAR Thunder 2003	Playstation 2	4
**128**	NBA Live 96	Super Nintendo	5
**129**	Super Mario 64	Nintendo 64	40
**130**	NHL 95	Sega Genesis	6
**131**	MLB 2003	Playstation	4
**132**	WWE Road To WrestleMania X8	GameBoy Advance	8
**133**	Dragon Ball Z Legacy of Goku II	GameBoy Advance	15
**134**	The Rugrats Movie	GameBoy	6
**135**	Hulk Hogan's Main Event	Xbox 360	5
**136**	WWF Betrayal	GameBoy Color	11
**137**	Swingerz Golf	Gamecube	5
**138**	Rubik's World	Nintendo DS	3
**139**	NBA Live 09	Xbox 360	4
**140**	Zelda Link to the Past	Super Nintendo	24
**141**	NBA Inside Drive 2004	Xbox	5
**142**	NFL Gameday 2003	Playstation 2	4
**143**	Blazing Angels Squadrons of WWII	Playstation 3	5
**144**	WCW Mayhem	Nintendo 64	7
**145**	Mario Super Sluggers	Wii	14
**146**	ESPN NBA 2K5	PAL Playstation 2	3
**147**	Madden NFL 11	Playstation 3	4
**148**	FOX Sports College Hoops '99	Nintendo 64	6
**149**	FIFA International Soccer	Sega Genesis	5
**150**	New Super Mario Bros. Wii	Wii	23
**151**	Batman: Arkham City	Playstation 3	5
**152**	Kobe Bryant in NBA Courtside	PAL Nintendo 64	10
**153**	WWF Smackdown 2: Know Your Role	Playstation	10
**154**	Spyro Ripto's Rage	Playstation	11
**155**	Cabela's Deer Hunt 2004	Xbox	3
**156**	Beyblade Let It Rip	Playstation	4
**157**	Dead Space 2 [Limited Edition]	Playstation 3	9
**158**	Mario Party DS	Nintendo DS	12
**159**	Dragon Ball Z Supersonic Warriors	GameBoy Advance	11
**160**	NBA Live 95	Super Nintendo	5
**161**	Mario Sports Mix	Wii	21
**162**	Chaotic: Shadow Warriors	Nintendo DS	4
**163**	Mass Effect	Xbox 360	5
**164**	ESPN NFL 2K5	Playstation 2	10
**165**	Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Blue Rescue Team	Nintendo DS	14
**166**	NHL Hitz 2003	Gamecube	15
**167**	CTR Crash Team Racing	Playstation	17
**168**	Yoshi Topsy Turvy	GameBoy Advance	17
**169**	Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception	Playstation 3	5
**170**	TNA Impact	Playstation 2	5
**171**	Power Play Pool	Nintendo DS	4
**172**	Midnight Club 2	Xbox	4
**173**	Madden NFL 10	Playstation 2	6
**174**	Yu-Gi-Oh World Wide Edition	GameBoy Advance	5
**175**	Backyard Basketball	Playstation 2	5
**176**	Mario Party 7	Gamecube	52
**177**	The Beatles: Rock Band	Playstation 3	6
**178**	Scooby Doo Mystery Mayhem	Gamecube	13
**179**	Madden 97	Super Nintendo	3
**180**	Dragon Ball Z Sagas	Xbox	6
**181**	Backyard Football 09	Playstation 2	4
**182**	NCAA Football 2007	Xbox	5
**183**	Turok Rage Wars	GameBoy Color	8
**184**	WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2011	Playstation 3	12
**185**	Zapper Light Gun [Gray]	NES	12
**186**	Super Double Dragon	Super Nintendo	30
**187**	Backyard Hockey	GameBoy Advance	6
**188**	Tiger Woods 2004	Playstation 2	4
**189**	PokePark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure	Wii	25
**190**	DaGeDar	Nintendo DS	3
**191**	Need for Speed Most Wanted Limited Edition	Playstation 3	9
**192**	Backyard Sports: Sandlot Sluggers	Nintendo DS	5
**193**	FIFA 18	Xbox One	5
**194**	Tiger Woods 2006	Playstation 2	3
**195**	Hot Shots Tennis	Playstation 2	4
**196**	WWE '12	Playstation 3	7
**197**	Max Payne 3	Playstation 3	7
**198**	Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Melee	Gamecube	16
**199**	NCAA March Madness 2004	Playstation 2	4
**200**	NBA Inside Drive 2004	PAL Xbox	3
**201**	Mike Piazza's Strike Zone	Nintendo 64	7
**202**	Wipeout	Nintendo 64	7
**203**	Super Mario Advance 2	GameBoy Advance	16
**204**	RBI Baseball 94	Sega Genesis	7
**205**	L.A. Noire	Playstation 3	5
**206**	NHL 06	Gamecube	4
**207**	Batman: Arkham Asylum [Game of the Year]	Playstation 3	5
**208**	Pokemon Battle Revolution	Wii	18
**209**	Duel Masters	Playstation 2	5
**210**	Lord of the Rings Two Towers	Playstation 2	5
**211**	Arnold Palmer Tournament Golf	Sega Genesis	5
**212**	NBA 2K16	PAL Xbox One	3
**213**	Super Mario 3D Land	Nintendo 3DS	11
**214**	NBA Street [Greatest Hits]	Playstation 2	7
**215**	Mario Kart Super Circuit	GameBoy Advance	13
**216**	Infamous	Playstation 3	5
**217**	SOCOM US Navy Seals [Greatest Hits]	Playstation 2	3
**218**	Super Mario RPG	Super Nintendo	55
**219**	NBA Street Vol 3	Playstation 2	16
**220**	Madden NFL 13	Xbox 360	3
**221**	High Rollers Casino	Playstation 2	3
**222**	Pokemon Black	Nintendo DS	50
**223**	Backyard Wrestling	Playstation 2	9
**224**	Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex	Playstation 2	14
**225**	Need for Speed Underground	Playstation 2	9
**226**	Sports Talk Football '93 Starring Joe Montana	Sega Genesis	4
**227**	God of War Collection [Greatest Hits]	Playstation 3	9
**228**	Street Fighter II	Super Nintendo	12
**229**	Batman: Arkham Asylum	Playstation 3	5
**230**	World of Illusion	Sega Genesis	13
**231**	NBA Live 2005	Playstation 2	4
**232**	Sesame Street Sports	GameBoy Color	6
**233**	Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events	Xbox	3
**234**	NBA Live 2004	PAL Playstation 2	3
**235**	Dragon Ball Z Taiketsu	GameBoy Advance	6
**236**	WWE Legends of WrestleMania	Xbox 360	11
**237**	NHLPA Hockey '93	Sega Genesis	6
**238**	Mario Superstar Baseball	Gamecube	31
**239**	Tony Hawk 4	GameBoy Advance	6
**240**	Rocket Power Team Rocket Rescue	Playstation	4
**241**	Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball Maxed	Playstation 2	4
**242**	MLB 06 The Show	Playstation 2	4
**243**	New Play Control: Donkey Kong Jungle Beat	Wii	16
**244**	Yu-Gi-Oh Capsule Monster Coliseum	Playstation 2	12
**245**	Madden NFL 25	Playstation 3	5
**246**	MLB Power Pros 2008	Wii	8
**247**	SOCOM US Navy Seals	Playstation 2	4
**248**	FIFA Street	Playstation 3	7
**249**	Madden 2009	Xbox 360	3
**250**	Sonic Colors	Nintendo DS	11
**251**	FIFA 2004	Playstation 2	4
**252**	Action Replay DS	Nintendo DS	34
**253**	Luigi's Mansion	Gamecube	46
**254**	Monster Garage	Xbox	3
**255**	Backyard Baseball 2007	Playstation 2	4
**256**	Outlaw Golf	Gamecube	5
**257**	Mario Party 8	Wii	25
**258**	Ben 10 Protector of Earth	Playstation 2	5
**259**	Scooby Doo Classic Creep Capers	GameBoy Color	7
**260**	Mass Effect 2	Xbox 360	5
**261**	NBA Live 2007	Playstation 2	3
**262**	Wario Land Shake It	Wii	10
**263**	NBA 2K10	Playstation 2	6
**264**	Cars	Nintendo DS	5
**265**	Wii Sports Resort	Wii	25
**266**	Super Mario World	Super Nintendo	17
**267**	Call of Duty 3	Playstation 3	9
**268**	Mario Kart Wii	Wii	23
**269**	Sports Talk Baseball	Sega Genesis	6
**270**	FIFA Soccer 09	Xbox 360	3
**271**	Nicktoons MLB	Wii	5
**272**	Pokemon Blue	GameBoy	25
**273**	Gameboy Cleaning Kit	GameBoy	3
**274**	Backyard Baseball 09	Playstation 2	4
**275**	Mario Kart 7	Nintendo 3DS	13
**276**	WCW Backstage Assault	Nintendo 64	10
**277**	WWF Wrestlemania 2000	Nintendo 64	15
**278**	Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition	Playstation 2	17
**279**	Need for Speed Most Wanted	Playstation 2	10
**280**	WWF Wrestlemania Arcade Game	Super Nintendo	10
**281**	Dragon Ball Z Budokai	Playstation 2	5
**282**	Madden 2002	GameBoy Advance	4
**283**	Fortune Street	Wii	14
**284**	WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009	Playstation 2	8
**285**	Pokemon Fire Red	GameBoy Advance	38
**286**	Voice Recognition Unit	JP Nintendo 64	0
**287**	Pokemon Snap	Nintendo 64	24
**288**	Power Rangers SPD	GameBoy Advance	6
**289**	Uncharted Drake's Fortune [Greatest Hits]	Playstation 3	3
**290**	WWF No Mercy	Nintendo 64	33
**291**	Super Monkey Ball	Gamecube	35
**292**	Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs	Sega Genesis	3
**293**	Super Mario Strikers	Gamecube	60
**294**	Wii Sports	Wii	22
**295**	Dukes of Hazzard Racing for Home	Playstation	5
**296**	Super Smash Bros.	Nintendo 64	38
**297**	Fire Pro Wrestling 2	GameBoy Advance	25
**298**	Uncharted 2: Among Thieves	Playstation 3	4
**299**	Shrek: Hassle at the Castle	PAL GameBoy Advance	4
**300**	Test Drive Unlimited	Playstation 2	7
**301**	Wheel of Fortune	NES	6
**302**	Yoshi's Island DS	Nintendo DS	13
**303**	Backyard Basketball	GameBoy Advance	5
**304**	Yu-Gi-Oh Dawn of Destiny	Xbox	6
**305**	New Super Mario Bros. 2	Nintendo 3DS	13
**306**	Backyard Football	Playstation 2	5
**307**	Turok Rage Wars	GameBoy Color	8
**308**	WWE Smackdown Shut Your Mouth	Playstation 2	13
**309**	Ultimate Board Game Collection	Playstation 2	3
**310**	WWE Crush Hour	Gamecube	8
**311**	Outlaw Golf: 9 More Holes of X-Mas	Xbox	4
**312**	WCW vs NWO Revenge	Nintendo 64	10
**313**	Donkey Kong Country Returns	Wii	19
**314**	Mario Power Tennis	Gamecube	25
**315**	NBA 2K11	Playstation 3	6
**316**	NBA Street	Playstation 2	10
**317**	Battlefield: Bad Company	Playstation 3	4
**318**	NBA Shootout 2003	Playstation 2	4
**319**	NBA Showtime	GameBoy Color	5
**320**	WWE Wrestlemania X8	Gamecube	9
**321**	NBA Live 96	Sega Genesis	5
**322**	Madden 2008	Xbox 360	4
**323**	Mic Controller	JP Gamecube	0
**324**	MLB 08 The Show	Playstation 2	3
**325**	Madden 2006	Playstation 2	3
**326**	Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2 March of Minis	Nintendo DS	10
**327**	Monster Jam: Path of Destruction	Nintendo DS	6
**328**	Major League Baseball 2K5	Xbox	4
**329**	FIFA Street	Xbox	6
**330**	Pokemon Blue	GameBoy	25
**331**	All-Star Baseball 2005	Playstation 2	4
**332**	UFC 2009 Undisputed	Xbox 360	4
**333**	Batman Returns	Sega Genesis	10
**334**	Pokemon Yellow	GameBoy	22
**335**	Super Smash Bros. Melee	Gamecube	57
**336**	Arch Rivals	Sega Genesis	7
**337**	Top Spin	Xbox	4
**338**	WWF Royal Rumble	Super Nintendo	10
**339**	Mario Golf Toadstool Tour	Gamecube	16
**340**	Grand Slam Tennis 2	Playstation 3	7
**341**	WWF Smackdown Just Bring It	Playstation 2	8
**342**	Rainbow Six Vegas	Playstation 3	5
**343**	NASCAR Chase for the Cup 2005	Playstation 2	6
**344**	Crash Bash	Playstation	15
**345**	Deca Sports	Wii	10
**346**	Showdown Legends of Wrestling	Xbox	7
**347**	WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2010	Playstation 2	8
**348**	Pokemon Sapphire	GameBoy Advance	34
**349**	Pokemon Platinum	Nintendo DS	53
**350**	NBA Live 2006	Playstation 2	4
**351**	Just Dance 3	Xbox 360	6
**352**	Backyard Football 2006	GameBoy Advance	4
**353**	Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Time	Nintendo DS	15
**354**	Kidz Sports Basketball	Wii	6
**355**	Pokemon Gold	GameBoy Color	22
**356**	Jeopardy 25th Anniversary	NES	5
**357**	Backyard Baseball	Gamecube	13
**358**	Fight Night Round 4 [Greatest Hits]	Playstation 3	10
**359**	Pokemon Y	Nintendo 3DS	25
**360**	Soccer Mania	GameBoy Advance	4
**361**	Mario Golf Advance Tour	GameBoy Advance	20
**362**	Gran Turismo 4	Playstation 2	6
**363**	American Chopper 2 Full Throttle	Playstation 2	4
**364**	ProStroke Golf	Playstation 2	3
**365**	Forza Motorsport 2	Xbox 360	5
**366**	NHL 09	Playstation 3	4
**367**	Mario and Sonic Olympic Winter Games	Nintendo DS	6
**368**	Super Mario Sunshine	Gamecube	65
**369**	Major League Baseball 2K9	Playstation 2	3
**370**	Shrek Hassle in the Castle	GameBoy Advance	5
**371**	NBA Inside Drive 2003	Xbox	3
**372**	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Tournament Fighters	Super Nintendo	22
**373**	Arch Rivals	NES	8
**374**	Need for Speed Prostreet	Xbox 360	8
**375**	Monster Trucks Quad Fury Double Pack	GameBoy Advance	4
**376**	FIFA Soccer 13	Playstation 3	5
**377**	WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2008	Playstation 2	8
**378**	Big League Sports	Wii	6
**379**	Burnout Dominator	Playstation 2	6
**380**	Hey You Pikachu	Nintendo 64	10
**381**	Finding Nemo	Xbox	4
**382**	Sonic Classic Collection	Nintendo DS	12
**383**	MLB 10 The Show	Playstation 3	4
**384**	NBA Jam 2000	Nintendo 64	18
**385**	Madden NFL 12	Playstation 3	4
**386**	Taz-Mania	Sega Genesis	8
**387**	Lord of the Rings Third Age	Playstation 2	8
**388**	Freestyle Street Soccer	Gamecube	5
**389**	Super Monkey Ball Adventure	Gamecube	18
**390**	Pokemon SoulSilver Version	Nintendo DS	87
**391**	WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2006	Playstation 2	13
**392**	Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force: Herbert's Revenge	Nintendo DS	4
**393**	Johnny Test	Nintendo DS	9

Proof:
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3 days ago, Revenue Universe had their double campaign and Huuuge Casino worth jumped from 3000 to 6000. It may have been higher on other sites or wall, but this was the first time I saw it this high. I actually failed this offer a month back on IOS for 5200 because I ran out of chips at around level 49 and just decided to quit. I decided to bite the bullet on this one, despite my failure, and decided to retry it (this time on Android). To my surprise, 3 days later, I was able to reach level 200. I have also included tips at the bottom of page for anyone who just want to know stuff like how to not run out of chips, when to use your lottery tickets, how much to bet, etc.
IMPORTANT EDIT: This is unconfirmed because I haven't checked on it but according to a few users, Huuuge Casino and other similar casino games have a small safeguard secret prize before level 50 that grants you chips during some level ups when you are under 20 million so it is almost impossible to lose all your chips. That way, you can max bet all the way to level 50 and if you are lucky, you may end up with a few hundred million of chips by then (again I haven't confirmed this yet, but I'm currently doing the Billionaire Casino offer (which is literally a carbon copy of Huuge Casino and vice versa in terms of slot machine, layout, etc) and this seems to be a thing. In terms of the hundred of millions of chips part, that is all dependent on Jackpot luck so take that part with a grain of salt).

Some stats

Time it took me	62 hours. If you did the simple math, that means of the 3 days I used to finish this offer. my android phone was on most of the time. The only time my phone wasn't on was during the last few hours when I was asleep because it turned off while I was spinning on Huuuge Diamond since I didn't want the offer to credit in the middle of the night. However, there is a catch. I used an auto clicker and bought the chips necessary to complete the offer. My phone didn't get all that hot during the 62 hours it was on, but just in case, if you are going to be like me and keep a phone on for 62 hours straight, be sure the phone is lying on something cool like a fan so the phone doesn't overheat.
Other apps used	Yes, I used an auto clicker. Otherwise, it would've taken a lot longer, more attention, and mind-numbingly frustrating. More info about that down below. For the autoclicker, I just downloaded the one that was the first result off of the play store. It was very simple too use.
Amount of chips used	Overall, I had about maybe 1.5-1.6 billion chips in total and used about 1-1.1 billion chips to get to level 200. I don't know if I was lucky or not, so this number can be lower or higher depending on luck but if you buy the 6.99 or 9.99 chip pack, there won't be much of a problem.
How much money spent	I spent on the 9.99 beginners pack that gave 1.3 billion chips, making for a 50 dollar profit. According to other posts I've seen, there seems to be a 6.99 pack you can get once you hit level 100 which should be enough chips to get to 200, but I never received the deal for some reason and I didn't seem to be the only one. Was it worth it? If you are impatient like me, using 10 dollars instead of spending days grinding out 1 billion chips sounds worth it in my book. However, for those who do not want to spend money, this offer can still be easily completed without spending money. Just be prepared to grind out a little over a billion chips.

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My Level Breakdown

Here's a breakdown of what I did, but if you've read other posts regarding Huuuge Casino, this is mainly going to be repeat information.
Level 1-50 (Or when you have 100-125 million chips): Huuuge Diamond slot.
EDIT: This section maybe obsolete if the secret prize is a confirmed feature. If that is the case, just max bet to level 50, but the amount of chips you will receive will vary. If you want to stay safe, then just 10k bet. In exchange for time, you'll have a more stable end outcome.
This is where I spent my time for the first 50 levels. As to the reason why, on Huuuge Diamond, you can auto spin indefinitely. Nothing will stop the autospin, not even the level up notifications or the charm packs they give you every stupid milestone level up. I realized this when I forgot to check my phone after 6 hours and it was still going at it, so I left it over night and in the morning, it was still spinning. I would say it took me 30 hours or so to get to level 50 (just my estimate since I wasn't really diligently timing everything)
To the people who already finished this offer, they may be wondering "why 50 and not 65? 65 is when the Singapore Roulette opens up." The answer to that was because when I hit level 50, I had about 143 million chips (how I got this much will be explained in the tips, but it's honestly really simple. I never went over a 10k bid) and xp from slots is extremely slow. That's why once you hit maybe 125 million chips or so, it is good to switch to the Melbourne Roulette. By the way, SAVE YOUR TICKETS UNTIL YOU REACH LEVEL 100. According to another post I read, the rewards from the lottery is increased once you hit level 100 so it's best to save your lottery tickets until then.
Level 50-65: Melbourne roulette. Go to the roulette menu and hold down on the Melbourne roulette to start a private room. Bet half on red and half on black. That way, you will only lose if it hits the only 2 greens on the roulette. The max bid here is 1 million, so with over 100 million chips, you shouldn't be hurting for chips. This part, unlike the slots, should go by like it's nothing (I don't remember how long, but probably 1-3 hours). This was also around the time I started using the auto clicker because it will become tedious to tap on re-bet and ready every 5 seconds. With the autoclicker, for these 15 or so levels, you don't have to pay ANY attention if you don't want to. But once you reach level 65, it's time to move onto the final step.
Level 65-200: Singapore roulette. Around this time, I lost maybe 10 million chips from 50-65, so I was down to 133-134 million. Over here, max bet is 10 million, so put 5 million on red and 5 million on black. This was enough to get me to level 120 surprisingly, but at level 100, I started spinning in the lottery so I received more chips there and a 24 hour 2x experience bonus so that should also be taken into account (I also had a small unlucky streak where it green 2 times in a row a couple of times within 7 or spins so that was frustrating...). At level 120, I spent 9.99 to buy a pack that had 1.3 billion chips in. For those who do not want to spend money, this is where the grind begins for 1 billion chips.
Earlier on in these levels, it will be easier to level up and it will take longer to level up as you go higher, but honestly, it isn't that bad until it level 190. I don't know if it was just me, but level 190 to 200 felt waaaaay longer than level 180-190. For those of you curious, from level 199 to level 200, it took around 22-25 minute. In terms of leftover chips, I had 680 million left.

Tips

Join a good club! For those of you who don't want to spend money and for those who do, this is one of the most important rules as you can get a lot of free chips easily from your club members jackpots. I was able to get maybe 60 million or more just from collecting off the club wall because my club was fairly active. While searching for a club, filter your search options to Club level 20, anyone can join, and club members between 90-100. Even if there is only 10-15 members active in the club out of 100, that is still a good club to be a part in.
Do not use your tickets until you reach level 100. Your winnings from lottery will increase once you hit level 100. After using your tickets, you will most likely get a 2x exp bonus as one of your rewards. Use this time well (From level 100-200, I got 3 2x exp bonuses. With all the lottery tickets accumulated up till this point, you\re bound to get at least 1).
Probably obvious, but do not bet more than 10k on Huuuge Diamond. I can not stress this enough. The reason why I lost all my chips the first time I did this offer was because I was cocky and kept winning big with 50-100k bids, but that soon went down the gutter the higher level I got. Bet low, win high.
My slot machine of choice was Huuuge Diamond, but I think, honestly, any machine with a 10k bid can work, but I am not sure on this. I think this is also a good one to grind chips. I think the max jackpot, if you don't get the main jackpot on the top of the screen, is 1.6 million with a 10k bid, so it is still respectable. If anyone else knows of a better machine to grind on, please let us all know.
This website https://gamehunters.club/huuuge-casino/share-links gives you free chips if redeemed on the device you are playing Huuuge Casino on. I honestly did not need to use this site as the chips I bought were enough and the site lags my already super slow phone so it was a hassle to click on the reward, open the app to claim, and switch back.
I may have forgotten to add some things, so if anything comes up, I'll be sure to update. This was meant to give people a sort of guideline to an offer that I have seen given some people frustration (me included because this is the second time I did it, first time being unsuccessful). Once I hit 200, I was instantly credited with no pending. For those willing to spend for the $6.99 or $9.99 pack, this offer can be completed between 60-70 hours, give or take. For those who do not want to spend money, I would say to double the expected time, but finishing in 2 weeks is still doable. Good luck everyone and I hope this guide lightens a bit off your shoulders.
P.S. Sorry for the long guide. I talk a lot lol

I did this offer when Revu offered x2 SB so it was 5200 SB. This isn't a tutorial or guide, it's just what I did and it happened to work. Since it's gambling, there's a lot of luck/chance involved so your mileage will probably vary.
Before I did it, I read all the posts I could. Some people said bet low, some said bet max amounts. I decided to increase my bets as I went.
I joined a club. People say join a level 20 club. That't fine if one is available. I just joined a club that had a lot of members. Don't know what level it was when I joined.
I used one of those free chip sites. Don't know if one is better than another. I used https://www.peoplesgamezgiftexchange.com/huuuge-casino-free-chips/gifts.
I installed the game shortly after midnight. You only have 20 days to do it so I wanted to use as much of the day as possible. After the tutorial finished, I chose huuge diamonds as my game. Poeple have posted about specific games being the best earners. Since there's no way of knowing if those games work for everyone or if it was just lucky for the posters, I decided to go with huuge diamonds because some people have posted about doing well with that game. I chose 10,000 as my bet and started the auto spin. Went to bed.
The next morning I woke to level 29 and 31 million chips. Since it was earning well I decided to just let it run. I wanted to let it run overnight again but I had charger problems and stopped the game to charge overnight. Resumed game the next morning and continued betting 10,000.
Two days in, shortly after midnight I was level 40 - 56 million chip. Didn't write down totals at day three, but sometime during day three I increased my bet to 25,000.
Day 4 after midnight level 59 - 92 million. Continued betting 25,000.
Day 5 after midnight level 72 - 100 million. After waking up increased bet to 50,000.
Day 6 after midnight level 85 - 164 million. Sometime during the day I increased my bet to 75,000. Later increased it again to 100,000.
Day 7 after midnight level 100 - 584 million. Betting 100,000. Increased bet to 150,000. Increased bet again to 250,000.
Someone posted about not doing the lottery until you reach level 100. Couldn't find the post so I'm not sure why, but I figured why not try it. The lottery has a couple of wins where you get x2 the experience for either 24 hours or a certain amount of minutes. I don't remember how many lottery spins I had at level 100, but I think it was in the 30's. I used all my lottery tickets and got various amounts of chips, but no x2 experience.
Day 8 after midnight level 121 - 570 million. Continued betting 250,000. During the day I received 600,000,000 chips. I just clicked "collect" on the screen. I assume I won a jackpot, but not sure. I now had 1,100,000,000 chips. I was earning chips and leveling up, so I decided to continue betting 250,000.
Day 9 after midnight level 143 - 1 billion. Used nearly 50 lottery tickets, no x2 exp. Continued betting 250,000 before going to bed. Overnight my chips dropped to 550,000,000. Continued betting 250,000, but kept a closer eye on game. Dropped to 400,000,000 chips, lowered bet to 150,000. Dropped to 350,000,000, lowered bet to 100,000. Increased to 700,000,000 increased bet to 150,000.
Day 10 after midnight level 158 - 932 million. Betting 150,000. Woke up to 2 billion chips, increased bet to 250,000. At mid-day used 26 lottery tickets. Increased bet to 500,000.
Day 11 after midnight level 175 - 1,800,000,000. Lowered bet to 150,000 while sleeping. Woke up, increased bet to 250,000.
Day 12 after midnight level 184 - 1,400,000,000. Betting 250,000. Around 7:00 PM I reached level 190. Decided to try my luck at roulette. Set up a private room in Singapore Roulette. Installed and ran an autoclicker. Bet 5 mil red, 5 mil black and started autoclicker. Let it play to see what happened. I reached level 199 at 11:00 PM. I already had my daily goal for that day so I stopped playing and waited till after midnight.
Day 13. Resumed playing Singapore Roulette right after midnight. Betting 5 mil red, 5 mil black. Reached level 200 within 30 minutes. Received 5200 SB within 1 minute of completion.
I tried to change the amount I bet around noon, but I didn't always remember to. Judging from the posts here, there are people that are in a big hurry to finish any game offer they do to the point of paying quite a bit of money for it. I hope it's google rewards money they're using, but it doesn't sound like it always is. I was in no hurry to finish, and I would have gladly taken the full twenty days to finish it. I didn't pay a penny to complete this game. Some people will disagree and say it's too much of a grind to do for twenty days. Since the auto spin and the autoclicker did all the work, it didn't require much attention from me and therefore I don't consider it a grind.
If I had to do it over again, I would have done roulette way earlier than level 190. I wanted to see if I could finish it by just auto spinning slot games. It was taking quite a while to advance in the later levels and I got nervous that the remaining 7 days might not be enough time for the last 10 levels.
DarkKillingEdge recently posted a guide for this game. https://redd.it/htoqun
If you're thinking of doing this offer, I advice you to read both of our posts, and all the rest, but follow his. Mine worked, but it was meant to be easy to do, not fast.
These were my final stats:
Slots - only slots I played was huuuge diamonds Total winnings 69,340,075,610 Biggest win 381,338,423 Total spins 564,168 Spins won 56,841
Roulette - only played Singapore roulette Total winnings 8,304,400,000 Biggest win 24,000,00 Round played 898 Rounds won 4

Since the Diamond Casino update, I have seen a large number of 12-year-olds posting Blackjack memes on this sub. As a parent, this has me very worried.
On top of that, I have seen some of the most trustworthy GTA Youtubers giving flawed gambling advice, which can have damaging impact on their gullible audiences.
So that's why I decided to write this up, to educate everyone on the subject, so there will be no more misunderstandings.
(2020 Update down at the bottom.)
If you're one of those Youtubers that wants to use this information in a video, feel free to do so. The more people (especially kids) that become educated about gambling, the better.
But then also please go back and review your own work, and delete or edit the videos that are giving out the wrong advice, like where you're saying you have "a good strategy for making money with roulette", or some other nonsense that I've heard this week. Delete that please.
Before I get into the individual games, I need to discuss a few concepts first, that will make understanding the rest a lot easier.
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Expected return and variance
A game like Roulette or Slots has a fixed expected return on your bets. This is a percentage that you have no way of influencing. Say you are flipping a coin against a friend, and you both put up $1. The winner gets the pot. Since the odds are even at 50%, in the long run, you will expect to break even. Your expected return is 100% of your bet.
But imagine if you would play this coin flipping game in a casino against the house. On the "house rules" listed at the table they would probably say that you would only get 95 cents back for every win, while you are forfeiting a dollar on every loss. Would you still play?
Sounds stupid to do so, but still, everybody does it. Every bet they place on Roulette, every coin they put into a Slot machine, is based on the same concept.
Those few cents they take on every bet are their profit margin, and has paid for all the Vegas lights, the Mirage volcanoes, and the Bellagio fountains. Make no mistake - casino gambling games are not designed to make you lose, because sure, you can get lucky on a single night, but they are designed to make them win. That's the beauty of it. They can both exist at the same time.
Too many people that don't see how this works, are just destined for disaster. Just because you went on a lucky streak and won 8 games out of 10, does not mean that flipping coins is a profitable game, or that choosing tails is a winning strategy. Always be aware of the house edge, your true chances of winning, and just realize that you got lucky. There is no such thing as a strategy in flipping a coin that will give you a higher expected return, so it's just pure gambling, just like Slots and Roulette.
Most casino games are made in such a way, that your expected return is a little under 100%. This means that from every dollar bet at the tables, the casino expects to keep a few cents. For individual players, results may vary. Some will win, most will lose. But for the house, it doesn't matter. They take millions of bets each day, so for them, the expected average works out a lot sooner. In short: the house always wins.
When looking at the house edge, we're talking about the expected long-term result, based on the game's house rules. But for a player, it can take literally tens of thousands of hands or spins before you also reach this average number. Until that time, you can experience huge upswings and downswings, that are the result of nothing but short-term luck, which is called variance.
Some games and some bets have a much higher variance than others, which means your actual results will differ enormously from what you're expected to be at.
Take for example betting on red/black at the Roulette table. This is a low-variance proposition, because it has a high percentage chance of occurring, and a low payout.
Contrast this with betting single numbers in Roulette, which only win once every 38 spins on average. This bet has a much higher variance, meaning you can easily hit a dry spell, and not hit anything for 200 bets in a row, or you can see a single number hit three times in five consecutive spins. This is not a freak occurrence in high-variance bets.
Even though the expected return in both these bets is exactly the same, there's a huge difference in variance, causing massive differences in short-term results, which can go both ways. You need to be aware of this, before you decide what types of bets you are comfortable with placing.
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Gamblers' Fallacy
Another thing to realize, is that each individual game, hand, or spin, is completely independent from the one(s) before it, and after it.
Gamblers tend to believe, that the chance of a certain outcome is increased, based on previous results.
The most famous example comes from the Casino de Monte Carlo, where the Roulette wheel managed to land on black 26 times in a row. Gamblers lost many millions during that streak, all frantically betting on red, believing that the odds were in favor of the wheel coming out on red, after producing so many blacks. This is not true. Each round is completely independent, and the odds are exactly the same.
You will hear people say things like a Blackjack table being "hot" or "cold", which is completely superstitious, and should be ignored. The exception was when Blackjack was being dealt from a shoe. It made card counting possible. But with the introduction of shuffle machines, and continuous shuffling like is being used in GTA, this no longer exists.
This is also why "chasing your losses" is a very bad idea. After being on a losing streak for some time, many gamblers believe that now it's their turn to start winning. So they will often increase their bet size, believing that when their predicted winning streak comes around, they will win back their losses, and more.
The reality of it, more often than not, is that people will indeed start playing higher and higher limits, until they are completely broke. Nobody is ever "due for a win". There is never a guarantee that you're about to start winning. In fact, the opposite is more likely to be true. You are, after all, in a casino.
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Betting systems
Some people like to think that they have a fool-proof betting system, like the Martingale system. Simply increase or even double your bet when you lose, and keep doing that until you win. In theory, this system will always win. So that's why table limits were introduced, and where the system fails.
If you start at the Roulette table, playing red/black, with a small 750 chip wager, and just double your bet every time you lose, you only have to lose 6 times in a row, before you will be betting the table limit of 48,000, just to get that 750 chip profit.
Sure, you can go on all evening without this happening, winning 750 chips each time, but this losing streak only has to happen once, and you're bust. Any betting system like this is ill-advised, because you are hugely increasing your so-called "risk of ruin", and that's what we were trying to avoid.
And even if your starting bet is only 100 chips, after only nine straight losses, and nine doubled bets, you are betting the table limit at 50,000 chips. If you lose that bet, you're 100,000 chips in the hole, with no way to recover that with your 100 chip base wager.
So don't believe anyone that says this is the perfect system to always win in the casino. Sooner or later they will understand why they were wrong, when they're asking you for a loan.
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Set your limits BEFORE you start playing
One final point before we get into the games, a general tip for people that head out to play: money management.
Just like in real life, before you go to the casino, decide on a maximum amount that you are WILLING TO LOSE.
Bet small enough, so that amount can last you through the entire evening, and you will not be tempted to run to the ATM to continue playing.
Considering GTA money, some people will be comfortable losing 1% of their GTA bank balance, some people will be comfortable with gambling away 5% of their total GTA savings. It's up to you what you can handle. Decide for yourself where it will start to hurt, and don't cross that line.
But whatever number you decide on, as soon as you lost that amount, get up and walk away. Don't chase your losses, stick to your limits, and accept that this has not been your day. There is always another game tomorrow. Always agree with yourself on a simple stop-loss rule, how much you would want to lose at most, and simply stop playing when you get there.
Same goes for winning. You can decide on a number, how much profit you would like to take away from the casino. You can go on a hot streak and be up half a million in a short period of time, but if you would continue to play longer, looking for more, chances are that you're going to lose it all back.
Most people are happy with doubling their daily casino budget, for example. Others are looking for 10 bets profit in Blackjack. Whatever you choose, when you hit that number, you can stop playing and bank your profits, or you can continue playing if you're still enjoying the games, but then only just play minimum bet sizes. Then you're just playing for fun, not for money. You've already made your profit, so simply keep it in your pocket, and don't risk losing it again.
Either way, decide on what your money management strategy will be, and STICK TO IT.
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Casino games in GTA Online
Now, I'm going to dive into the games that you can find at the Diamond casino, ordered from worst to best.
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6) Slots
Generally the rule is this: the less strategy a game has, the worse it is for the player. And with slots, this is definitely the case.
The only influence you have, is choosing what type of machine you're going to play. Basically, there are two types of slot machines:
-high frequency, low payout slots
-low frequency, high payout slots
In the first type, there is no huge (progressive) jackpot on offer, just your average selection of prizes that don't go up to crazy amounts.
This will result in a player having many more spins resulting in a win. The amounts that you win on the bigger prizes, will be smaller, but they do come around more often. This type of slot machine has a lower variance, which means that your money should last you longer, winning many smaller prizes along the way to keep you going.
The second type of slot machine lures you in with the temptation of a huge jackpot prize. Even though the long-term expected return on these machines is the same as the previous type, the prize distribution is hugely different. The large jackpot prize weighs heavily on the scale of expected return, but the chance of it hitting is extremely small. This results in a much higher variance on this type of machine. Usually your money will go down very fast, because the smaller prizes are less rewarding than on the other type of machine.
At the Diamond, the info screen says the player return at slots is set at 98.7%. This means that, on average, for every maximum bet of 2,500 chips, you expect to lose 32.5 chips.
This might not seem like a lot, but the danger of slots is that the game is extremely fast. You can spin about once every 6 seconds, which would result in an expected LOSS of about 20,000 chips per hour of playing.
But again, in this long-term expected number, the large jackpot awards are also factored in, and as long as you don't hit those big prizes, you'll see your money go down a lot faster.
In any case, thank heavens the max bet is only set at 2,500, or else we would see more players go bankrupt at alarming rates.
Optimal strategy for slots:
There is none. Because after betting, you have no more influence over the outcome. The only choices you have, is what type of machine you want to play at, and how much money you are going to risk. And those are all personal preference. As long as you stick to your loss limits, as discussed above, there's no harm in having a go every once in a while, hoping to get a lucky hit. Just realize that you don't have a high chance of scoring a big win, so as soon as you do, get up and walk away.
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5) Roulette
Roulette is also a game where you have no influence over the outcome. There is zero skill involved. You place your bet, and that's it.
In traditional French roulette, a table has only the single-zero, but of course, for American casinos that wasn't enough of a house edge, so they simply doubled their profits by adding a second zero. The house edge was increased from 1/37 to 1/19, which is huge.
This makes playing on a double-zero roulette table by definition a sucker's play.
The payouts scale evenly, which means that a bet on a single number, and a bet on half of the numbers, and everything in between, yields the same expected return. The only difference, again, being the variance that you are willing to subject yourself to.
The player return for double-zero Roulette for all bets is 94.74%.
Except for the 5-number bet, which can only be made by placing a bet on the two top rows that contain 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3. The expected return on this bet is lower: 92.1%. This is because it only pays out 6-1. Why? Well, the number 36 isn't divisible by 5, so the greedy people that came up with double-zero Roulette had to round it off someway, and as expected, it wasn't going to be in the players' favor.Just remember that that 5-number bet is the worst bet at the table, and should be avoided. All other possible bets have the same expected return.
So it really doesn't matter how you spread your bets, if you bet only one chip, or if you litter the entire table with a bucketload of chips. Each chip you put out there, has the same expected return, so there is no strategy that will improve your long-term results.
Assuming that you're betting the maximum table amount of 50,000 chips, you will be looking at an expected loss of about 2,630 chips per spin. Considering that a round takes about 45 seconds to complete, your expected LOSS at the GTA Roulette tables will be around 200,000 chips per hour of playing.
Optimal strategy for double-zero roulette:
Stay away. Stay far away.
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4) Three Card Poker
With Three Card Poker, we come across the first game where there is actually some strategy involved. You get to look at your cards, and then decide if you want to fold, and surrender your ante, or double your bet.
Additionally, you can choose to place a side bet on "Pair Plus", which offers progressive payouts.
There are some websites out there that ran all the numbers with computer simulations, and even though I would like to quote the source here, these websites are understandably littered to the max with online casino ads, so that's why I have decided against doing that.
Optimal strategy for Three Card Poker:
For this game you only have to remember one strategy rule: Always bet on any high card queen-six-four or better, and fold any high card queen-six-three or lower. That's it. Just don't forget to double check if you're not folding a straight or a flush, and you'll be fine.
This strategy will result in an expected return of 96.63%.
The Pair Plus sidebet, with the payout table that is used at the Diamond casino, gives you an expected return of 97.68%, which is actually a bit better than the main ante bet.
So by playing both wagers, you're reducing your expected losses per bet, but since you're betting more, you're also increasing your expected loss per hour.
My advice would obviously be to not play this game at all, but if you do, put as much of your bet as possible on the Pair Plus, while making our Ante bet as small as you can.
To be able to compare it to the other games at the Diamond, let's stay on that 50,000 maximum wager, meaning making your ante bet 35,000, and your pair plus bet 15,000, if the table would allow it.
This results in an expected loss of about 1,525 chips per hand, and with a round taking about 45 seconds, this adds up to an expected LOSS of around 120,000 chips per hour of playing. In comparison, if you would only play the ante bet for 50,000 per hand, you expect to lose 1,685 chips per hand, which means an expected LOSS of about 135,000 chips per hour. So the more out of that 50,000 wager you can put on the "Pair Plus" sidebet, the better.
Even though it may be fun to try out this game for a bit, since there's only one simple strategy rule to follow, you'll soon find yourself robotically grinding down your bankroll until it has vaporized. You're not missing out on anything if you skip these tables, there is no real challenge.
Just like with Roulette and Slots, if you want to try it out nonetheless, you can just bet the minimum amounts and only play for fun, so it won't matter if you win or lose.
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3) Blackjack
Blackjack is the most complicated game by far. Simply because the player has to make a series of decisions, which will largely decide the outcome. Luckily, there is such a thing as an optimal strategy, which will be outlined below.
However, the strategy is also dependent on the house rules. These not only affect your expected return, but in some places also your decisions.
Here are the house rules at the Diamond casino:
-The game uses 4 standard decks, and a continuous shuffle.
-Blackjack pays 3 to 2, dealer checks for early blackjack.
-No insurance offered, no surrender.
-Dealer stands on soft 17.
-Double down on any two cards.
-Player can split only once, but doubling after split is allowed.
-Seven-Card Charlie.
Under these rules, and following the "basic strategy" chart, your expected return at Blackjack is a shade under 99.6%, which is extremely good for a casino game, that's why Blackjack should be your table game of choice.
But it comes at a price: you are going to have to memorize the relatively complicated strategy chart, or at least stick it to your monitor until you have it in your head. But in case you ever stumble into a real-life casino, you won't regret having this table memorized, so I would definitely advise you to work on that.
The strategy chart might look complicated at first, but you will be able to notice certain patterns. Your decisions are mainly based on the dealer's upcard, which is basically divided into a weak card (2 to 6), and a strong card (7 to ace).
When a dealer shows a strong card, you will be hitting more often with the risk of going bust, but when a dealer shows a weak card, you're not taking that risk, and you will be standing more, but also doubling and splitting more. You want to increase your bets when the odds are in your favor, and get out cheap when they're not.
But it also helps to take some time to think about why a certain advice is given. For example, why does it say that you always have to split two eights, even against an ace. Well, that's because two eights equals 16, which is the worst total you can have. It's better to split them up, and give yourself a chance of finding a 17, 18 or 19 with the next card. Once you see the logic in that, you'll have one less thing to memorize.
The playing advice in the basic strategy chart is a result of computer simulations that ran all possible outcomes against each other, and produced the most profitable decision for each situation. So you can't go wrong following it.
Optimal strategy for Blackjack with Seven-Card Charlie
The added house rule of Seven-Card Charlie, adds a small advantage for the player, and it does influence a few strategy decisions. For example, you might have a 14 with 6 cards, against the dealer's 5 upcard.
Normally this would be an automatic stand, but if you're only one card away from the Seven-Card Charlie, meaning an instant win for the player, regardless of the dealer's hand, it turns it into a hit.
Here's the most optimal strategy chart to follow for the Diamond Casino house rules: https://prnt.sc/olct6g
You'll see that two fives are missing from the chart, and that's because you never split them. You treat them as a regular 10. You also never split tens. Just stand on 20.
If you follow this strategy religiously, even with a maximum wager of 50,000 chips, you only expect to lose about 215 chips per hand, and with rounds taking about 30 seconds, that amounts to an expected LOSS of 26,000 chips per hour, which is only half a bet. A small price to pay for an hour of entertainment.
But since the expected return is so extremely close to 100%, you will see more positive short-term results than with other games. But obviously it can also swing the other way. Again, this is supposed to be the game where your money lasts you the longest, but always set your loss and win limits before you sit down. That rule simply always applies.
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Still, even with optimal strategies applied, all these games are expected to lose you money in the long run. So betting any kind of large amounts is not advised. If you simply want to enjoy playing these games, there's nothing wrong with betting a minimal amount. Playing these games for a longer period of time will already cost you money anyway, since your daily property fees will still be charged while you're playing in the GTA casino. As long as you can play for fun, there's nothing wrong, but when you see yourself betting insane chunks of your entire bank balance to try to recoup some unfortunate losses, you're doing it wrong.
As the commercials in Britain all correctly say: when the fun stops, stop.
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2) Virtual Horse Racing
Now onto the good stuff. I ran some numbers, and I believe Rockstar has made a mistake with the horse racing game. Because as it stands, and if I read the numbers correctly, this game is actually profitable for the player. You can actually make money with this, at least, until Rockstar figures out their mistake and patches it.
If anyone wants to jump into the math and double check this to make sure, please do so. I will add any corrections to this post. This is one of those "to good to be true" things, so I keep thinking that I might have overlooked something. So please verify it if you can.
The setup is this. There is a pool of 100 horses, each with their own attached payout. These are divided into 3 groups, ranked by their odds. From each group, 2 horses are randomly selected to provide a pool of six runners for you to bet on.
Now it's not an actual race you're looking at. You are looking at a raffle. This is important to realize.
Each horse gets awarded a certain number of raffle tickets. The favorites get awarded more tickets than the underdogs, and therefore, have a higher chance of winning.
If this distribution works like it does in the real-life casinos, then the raffle tickets are awarded according to the betting odds.
Example 1: imagine a race with 3 runners, all have 2/1 odds, representing a 33.3% chance of winning. (Because 2/1 means 2 AGAINST 1, so 3 total.) In this case, each horse gets one third of the raffle tickets, giving them an equal chance to win.
Example 2: imagine a race with 3 runners, one has 1/1 odds (or EVENS), representing a 50% chance of winning, and the other two horses are marked up as 3/1, with a 25% chance of winning. The favorite gets half the tickets, the other two get a quarter of the tickets each.
A ticket is drawn, and you'll have a winner.
It doesn't matter in this game which horse you bet on, because the expected return is always the same: 100% or break-even, for the above examples.
Now, what happens if the percentages don't exactly add up to 100%?
They must add up to 100%, because there will always be a winner. And only one winner.
So when this is the case, the actual winning chances of the horses are adjusted to meet the 100% requirement, using their payout odds to determine the scale.
So, if the represented percentages add up to more than 100%, the actual winning chances of the runners will be DECREASED, resulting in all bets becoming losing propositions for the players.
Example: In a 6-horse race, all runners are listed at 4/1, representing a 20% chance. Only with six runners that amounts to 120%. So all chances are scaled down by 1/6th, to end up at 100%.
This means your horse's chances are reduced from 20% to 16.67%, turning it into a losing bet: 5 times you will lose your bet, and 1 time you will win, but only get 4 bets back in this instance, instead of 5. A losing bet in the long run.
This is the type of odds that you find in regular casinos, with fields as large as 15 runners to bet on, where the assumed winning chances always add up to more than 100%, therefore are decreased for all runners, resulting in a house edge.
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But in GTA Online's Inside Track, there are other scenarios, because of the small field, and the way that they are put together.
In some cases, the represented percentages when added up, are LESS than 100%, meaning that the actual winning chances of all runners, are INCREASED.
This creates profitable bets for the players, because in the long run, you're expecting to win more money than you lose. This is a gambler's dream, pure and simple.
So, according to the in-game information, the three groups of horses are divided as follows:
-Favorites: EVENS to 5-1
-Outsiders: 6-1 to 15-1
-Underdogs: 16-1 to 30-1
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Let's take the two most extreme examples to show what's happening.
The worst possible field to bet on: two runners at EVENS, two runners at 6-1, and two runners at 16-1.
EVENS represents a 50% chance, 6-1 is 14.29%, and 16-1 is 5.88%. Add those up and you land on a total of 140.34%.
This means that the actual winning chances of the horses are decreased by 28.75% (to get that 140% down to 100%), which makes betting on this field extremely unwise.
A horse at EVENS will only come in as a winner 35.63% of the time, instead of 50%,
a horse at 6-1 will only win 10.18% of the time,
and an underdog at 16-1 will only win 4.19% of the time.
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The expected return on a bet on any of the horses in this field is only 71.26%, so a maximum bet of 10,000 chips on any of these horses holds an expected LOSS of 2,875 chips.
These returns are the same, because the winning chances are scaled equally, according to the payout numbers. So it really doesn't matter which horse you bet on, in the long run, you expect the same results.
But as explained before, it does influence variance, and therefore your short-term result, which can swing both ways.
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But now, the best possible field to bet on: two runners at 5-1, two runners at 15-1, and two runners at 30-1.
Odds at 5-1 represents a winning chance of 16.67%, 15-1 odds means 6.25% chance, and 30-1 odds means a 3.23% chance of winning. Add these six horses together, and you only get 52.285%.
This means that, to get from 52% to 100%, the actual winning chances of these horses will be almost doubled! Multiplied by 1.91 to be exact.
So the 5-1 favorites will now win 31.88% of the time, instead of 16.67%,
the 15-1 runners will win 11.95% of the time,
and the underdogs at 30-1 odds will still win 6.17% of the time.
When betting on this field, the expected return on your bet is 191.25%!
This means that a max bet of 10,000 chips will result in an expected PROFIT of 9,125 chips.
This is printing money, if there ever was such a thing.
Optimal strategy for Virtual Horse racing
So all you have to do, is only bet high on the games where you have an expected positive return, and bet the absolute minimum on the games where your expected return is negative. Or back out of the racing game to refresh the field.
If you don't have a way to quickly add up all the percentages, and until somebody shows up here with a neatly formatted table, just use a few general rules of thumb:
-Always bet the maximum on a race with favorites at 2/1 and 3/1 or higher in it.
-Simply skip all races with two favorites at EVENS in it, and at EVENS and 2/1. Or bet the minimum, if you can't skip or refresh the field.
-To decide if you should play races with other favorite combinations EVENS and 3/1, EVENS and 4/1, EVENS and 5/1, or two favorites at 2/1, the payouts on the other four runners determine whether or not it's profitable to play them. The results of betting on these fields vary from an expected 1,330 chip loss (worst-case) to an expected 1,680 chip win (best-case), with a max bet of 10,000 chips.
But if you're not looking for another strategy chart, you might just want to skip these borderline cases, and just cherry pick the best ones, which are easy to recognize, and with which you can never go wrong.
It's difficult to put a number on an expected win-rate, because it all depends on which fields you get presented with, but it's not unreasonable to state that you can maintain a steady win-rate of around 200,000 chips per hour, with about 50 seconds per race.
Remember, you're not trying to win every race. You're trying to win the most money per hour. So don't sweat it when you bet on a 4/1 favorite, and lose a couple of races in a row. It will still be more profitable in the long run. You have the math on your side.
To reduce negative variance, always bet on the favorite, when betting on profitable fields. We're not gambling anymore, we're grinding out a steady profit. We want to keep the swings to a minimum.
I contacted Rockstar support to verify if this is indeed how it works, but the only reply I got after 6 weeks is that they were "looking into it".
User u/Garsant made a useful Excel-worksheet, available for you to download, where you can quickly type in the payouts on the horses, to see if it produces a profitable bet or not. You can find it in his post here: https://www.reddit.com/gtaonline/comments/ekp8na/gta_online_inside_track_odd_calculato
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1) Wheel of Fortune
The number one profitable casino game in GTA Online is obviously the Wheel of Fortune, because it costs you nothing to play.
Unfortunately, you only get one free spin per day, but it holds great value, so make sure you do it.
With a chance to win a super car, vehicle discounts, expensive mystery prizes (which also can be vehicles), and a lot of cash and chips, the expected return on a single spin is around $100,000 in value.
So don't forget your daily spin, it's definitely worth your time.
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2020 Update:
As of the Diamond Casino Heist update, the Inside Track horse racing is confirmed to still be as profitable as outlined above.The only thing that seems to be changed, is that you can't refresh the field anymore by backing out of the screen. This does affect your hourly rate in a negative way, but does not change the fact that this game has a huge positive expected return, and should be your go-to when you're trying to take money from the house, without having Lester's nagging voice in your ear. That should also be worth something.
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And with that, I conclude my 5,000 word essay on gambling in GTA. Questions, comments, feel free to add your input to this guide.
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Cliffs:
-Gambling games should only be played for fun, not for big money. You should expect to lose in the long run. The house always wins.
-A casino game doesn't have a memory, and betting systems don't work.
-Set your limits before you start, how much you are willing to lose or win, and then walk away when you get there.
-Don't play slots, roulette, or three card poker.
-Only play blackjack following a basic strategy chart (https://prnt.sc/olct6g).
-Inside Track betting can be played profitably, if you only bet on fields WITHOUT a heavy favorite.
-Wheel of Fortune is always your best bet, because it's a free bet.