🎰 Kirri's Casino

A casino that actually works inside Minecraft. Seven complete games, multiplayer, with no made-up currency: you bet the materials in your inventory — iron, gold, diamonds, emeralds, netherite — and you get paid in that same material.

No house bank to fill, no commands, nothing to set up: place the table and play.

🎡 Roulette table

Right-click and the panel floats above the table: the world stays visible and running behind it, nothing darkens or pauses, and your cursor is freed so you can click on the felt.

• A 3D wheel almost two blocks wide: tilted bowl, 37 pockets with frets, turret and a ball that orbits, bounces and lands exactly on the winning number.
• Hold the material you want to play with and pick how many items each click places (1 / 4 / 8 / 16 / 32 / 64).
• Three players at once on the same table: SPIN resolves everyone in one go.

🃏 Blackjack table

Right-click and you sit down on the nearest free stool, with the game's sitting pose. Sneak to stand up.

• A real dealer: an entity standing behind the table with its own skin. Talking to it seats you as well, and the table respawns it if it ever goes missing.
• Cards are rendered on the felt in 3D, dealer's hole card face down, and your wager sits physically on the table where everyone can see it.
• Controls appear top right without grabbing the mouse: G bet, H chip size, X clear, R hit, F stand, V double.
• 6-deck shoe that only reshuffles below a quarter. Dealer hits to 17. Blackjack pays 3:2, a win pays 1:1, a push returns your bet.
• Three simultaneous players in the same hand.
• Split and insurance with C: a pair becomes two hands, and when the dealer shows an ace you can insure for half your bet.

♠️ Poker table

No-limit Texas Hold'em on an oval table with five seats and the dealer running the game.

• Player versus player: the pot goes to the best five-card hand, or to whoever is left when everyone else folds. Side pots when someone is all-in for less.
• Playing alone? The house sits in against you, with its own two cards and its own bluffs.
• Everything is on the felt in 3D: the five community cards, every player's cards face down, the pot made of the real items, the dealer button and a marker in front of whoever is to act.
• Only you see your cards: the server never sends anyone else's until showdown.
• You join by paying the ante with the material you hold; what you can bet is what you carry of that material.
• Controls top right: G ante / raise, H chip size, R check or call, F fold, V all-in.

• Tournament mode with C: everyone pays the same buy-in, gets the same chips and plays with rising blinds until one player is left and takes the whole pool.

🎰 Slot machines

Right-click opens the full cabinet: blinking marquee bulbs, three reels spinning behind the glass, a payline that lights up on a win and a live credit readout. Reels stop left to right, each with its own settle bounce.

Four genuinely different cabinets, not one machine recoloured:

• Ruby — the classic, rounded shoulders and a wide tray.
• Gold — tall and slim, side columns and an arched sign.
• Emerald — boxy, speaker grilles and a visor over the screen.
• Sapphire — narrow and modern, light strips down the whole front.

Played with iron only (configurable). The credit shown is the iron you are carrying, and the prize goes straight into your inventory.

With the default reel strip the machine returns about 84 % of what you bet, which is what a real slot machine does.

🎲 Dice cage, wheel of fortune and derby

Three more games, two blocks tall, that work like the roulette: right-click opens the layout, you place chips with the material you hold, and anyone starts the round, which settles the whole table at once. What happens is shown in 3D on the cabinet itself, the same for everyone watching.

• Dice Cage (Sic Bo): three dice tumbling inside a golden cage. Small or big (1:1), a number (1:1 for each die showing it), any triple (30:1) or the exact total (6:1 up to 60:1).
• Wheel of Fortune: 54 segments and six prizes, from x1 to x40. The rarer the segment, the more it pays.
• Derby Table: six horses down a tilted board. The favourite wins often and pays 2:1; the outsider almost never does, but pays 11:1.

👀 Around the tables

• Spectator mode: using a full blackjack or poker table, or sneak-clicking one with an empty hand, shows its panel without sitting down. Hole cards stay hidden.
• Casino Screen: a wall screen that tells, live, what is going on at every nearby table: whose turn it is, how much is in the pot, which number came up, which machine has just paid.
• Leaderboard and Jackpot Sign: two wall boards showing the biggest wins on the server and the progressive slot jackpot, live.
• Redstone: a comparator next to any machine gives a signal for a moment whenever it pays a prize. Lights, fireworks, whatever you like.
• 13 advancements in their own tab, from your first straight-up win to winning a poker tournament.
• Decoration: five neon signs (CASINO, OPEN, BAR, 777 and cards), two carpets, velvet rope posts that link up, bar stools you can sit on, a ceiling lamp, a bar counter, chip stacks, a champagne bucket, an ashtray, dice, pillars, a checkered floor and velvet wall panels.
• Tuxedo and cigar: a fedora, jacket, trousers and dress shoes that show on the player, and a 3D cigar: hold right click to draw, release to puff, and every puff grants Luck for a while (with Luck, slots and the wheel pay 15 % more). Rest it on the ashtray and pick it up later.

⚙️ In-game settings

Mods → Kirri's Casino → Config (on Fabric, the /kirriscasino command) opens a screen with everything you touch often: crafting on/off, allowed materials, bet limits, roulette spin length, blackjack timers and the slot jackpot.

Everything is stored in config/kirriscasino.json, the same file on every loader, so moving between Forge and Fabric keeps your settings.

🔨 Crafting

Recipes are enabled by default and deliberately a bit expensive, meant for survival. Turn craftingEnabled off and they disappear from the recipe book.

🌍 Languages

18 languages: Spanish (ES and MX), English, German, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Czech, Swedish, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

The first time you touch each machine you get a short explanation in chat, and every item explains itself in its tooltip.

📦 Versions and loaders

On 1.20.1, NeoForge is a direct fork of Forge and the same file works on both. Fabric builds need Fabric API; Forge and NeoForge need nothing else.

Built for multiplayer: the server revalidates every action (distance, materials, limits and turn order) before touching anything, so the client cannot cheat.

☕ Support the mod

If the mod gave you a good time, you can buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/josemajimeb

Bugs and ideas are welcome in the comments.