You wake up shipwrecked on Yacht Sea Island, a luxury casino resort packed with elites, rigged games, and exactly one way home: a yacht sitting at the pier with a price tag bigger than anything you have ever seen. To leave the island, you have to buy it. To buy it, you have to gamble. And to win, you have to cheat. Your one friend is Peter, a suspiciously helpful dealer with a napkin full of bribes and a flexible understanding of fair play. Pay him off, and he’ll rig the dice in your favor, turning impossible odds into slightly less insulting ones. Cheat your way up the tables. Start with low-stakes four-sided dice and chase a “Five Set” jackpot to graduate to higher-stakes tables, all the way up to the dreaded D20. Hit the “Five Set” there, and you might just be able to buy your freedom. The more you cheat, the more you earn. Bribe Peter to fix the game and fatten your payouts, but every crooked roll raises the heat. Don’t get caught. Signal Peter to cool the table before the house notices. Let the heat boil over, and you’re out. Playing it safe is a slow death. Sit honest, and the house rake bleeds your winnings dry. You can’t win if you don’t rig the game.
