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Welcome to the casino, we’ve got fun and games
We got everything you want and we know your name
We are a place where you can find whatever you may need
And if you got no money, don’t worry! You can play for “free”!
Play casino games in the R console!
Available games:
# Install development version from GitHub
devtools::install_github("anthonypileggi/casino")Are you getting impatient already? Then use play() to
get started immediately.
casino::play().casino)All players must agree to our policies on recording activity. If you do not agree, you cannot play. House rules!
library(casino)
# create a local file for storing persisent player data
setup()
#> No records found.
#> Storing player records at '/Users/anthony/Documents/casino/.casino'
#> Updating value for environment variable 'CASINO_FILE'.This allows us to store player information persistently between games and R sessions.
You can create a new player manually.
# Create a new player
Player$new(name = "Player 1")
#> You have no money!
#> Player:
#> Name: Player 1
#> Balance: 100
#> Level: 0
#> Played: 1
#> Debt: 100
# View all available player profiles
players()
#> # A tibble: 1 x 2
#> name balance
#> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 Player 1 100.000000Or just start playing, and one will automatically be created for you.
# Start a new game (this will auto-create a player)
Blackjack$new(who = "Player 2")
#> You have no money!
#> Blackjack (w/ 1 decks):
#> Player: Player 2
#> Bank: 100
#> Start a new game with `play()`.
# View all available player profiles (again)
players()
#> # A tibble: 2 x 2
#> name balance
#> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 Player 1 100.000000
#> 2 Player 2 100.000000Now it’s time to head off to the casino! What do you want to play first?!
x <- Poker$new(who = "Player 1", type = "stud", bet = 10)
#> Loading player profile...
# play a game
x$play()
#> You bet 10; you have 90 left.
#> Hand: 2 ♦, 3 ♦, A ♠, 3 ♥, K ♦
#> Result: one pair
#> You lost -10!
#> Now you have 90 in your account.
#> Do you want to `play()` again?
# specify a different bet for this game
x$play(bet = 5)
#> You bet 5; you have 85 left.
#> Hand: 10 ♦, J ♣, J ♠, Q ♠, 9 ♣
#> Result: one pair (jacks or better)
#> You won 0!
#> Now you have 90 in your account.
#> Do you want to `play()` again?x <- Poker$new(who = "Player 1", type = "draw", bet = 20)
#> Loading player profile...
# play a game
x$play()
#> You bet 20; you have 70 left.
#> Hand: 2 ♠, 3 ♥, 3 ♠, 6 ♦, 8 ♦
#> Choose cards to `hold()`` and then `draw()`.
x$hold(1, 2, 5) # hold cards in positions {1, 2, 5}
#> Hand: 2 ♠, 3 ♥, 3 ♠, 6 ♦, 8 ♦
#> Choose cards to `hold()`` and then `draw()`.
x$draw() # draw new cards for positions {3, 4}
#> Hand: 2 ♠, 3 ♥, 8 ♦, K ♦, 7 ♣
#> Result: K high
#> You lost -20!
#> Now you have 70 in your account.
#> Do you want to `play()` again?x <- Blackjack$new(who = "Player 1", bet = 25)
#> Loading player profile...
x$play()$stand()
#> You bet 25; you have 45 left.
#> Player Hand: {7, A} = 18
#> Dealer Hand: {?, A} = ?
#> Will you `hit()` or `stand()`?
#> Game over! push
#> You won 0!
#> Now you have 70 in your account.x <- Slots$new(who = "Player 1", bet = 1)
#> Loading player profile...
x$play()
#> You bet 1; you have 69 left.
#> Reels: & & *
#> You lost -1!
#> Now you have 69 in your account.
#> Do you want to `play()` again?
# set the `spins` argument to play > 1 game at a time
x$play(spins = 2)
#> You bet 1; you have 68 left.
#> Reels: * & ^
#> You lost -1!
#> Now you have 68 in your account.
#> You bet 1; you have 67 left.
#> Reels: * ^ %
#> You lost -1!
#> Now you have 67 in your account.
#> Do you want to `play()` again?If you want to play a lot of games, you can write a script. Just make
sure to silence the output (verbose = FALSE) and sounds
(sound = FALSE).
# poker (stud)
x <- Poker$new(who = "Player 1", type = "stud", bet = 10, verbose = FALSE, sound = FALSE)
#> Loading player profile...
for (i in 1:50)
suppressMessages(x$play())
# blackjack (blind)
x <- Blackjack$new(who = "Player 1", bet = 5, verbose = FALSE, sound = FALSE)
#> Loading player profile...
for (i in 1:50) {
suppressMessages(x$play())
if (x$active)
x$stand()
}
# penny slots
x <- Slots$new(who = "Player 1", bet = 1, verbose = FALSE, sound = FALSE)
#> Loading player profile...
suppressMessages(x$play(spins = 50))
#> Do you want to `play()` again?If you run out of money, the Bank will immediately loan you 100.
You: “So, what’s the interest rate on this loan?” Bank: “Oh, don’t worry. It’s very reasonable…”
# player profile is stored in `$who` of a game object
player <- x$who
player$debt()
#> [1] 300What a fun day at the casino! Or, was it?
# player profile is stored in `$who` of a game object
player <- x$who
# Overall
player$summary()
#> # A tibble: 1 x 4
#> games bet win net
#> <int> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 157 739 566 -173
# By Game
player$summary(game)
#> # A tibble: 3 x 5
#> game games bet win net
#> <chr> <int> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 Blackjack 51 275 245 -30
#> 2 Poker 53 411 204 -207
#> 3 Slots 53 53 117 64Let’s relive the excitement!
player$plot()
Well, I guess we’ll you’ll be back tomorrow. See you then!
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