
The house always wins, but they don't know you've still got a spare kidney. Bet big, drink cocktails that bend the odds, and chase a number so large it stops making sense. When your bankroll hits zero, how much of yourself are you willing to sell? Keep spinning. Keep selling. Don't die.
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Spin the wheel, place your bets, and chase an ever-growing bankroll target through a haze of bad decisions and worse odds. The core loop is a simple system of drinks, modifiers, and increasingly desperate financial choices that keeps every run feeling different. Hit your goal and you'll prestige, choosing a permanent perk before resetting and pushing further. Go broke and, well... you still have options. You just might not want to think too hard about them.
Roulette with a twist. Classic roulette bets with a roguelite progression layer. Each run builds toward a target bankroll, and hitting it unlocks a prestige perk that carries into the next run.
The Drink Shop. Browse a rotating selection of cocktails that bend the rules of probability. Martingale safety nets, double-or-nothing gambles, sector biases, loss caps, and more. Buy smart or buy reckless.
Inventory System. Save drinks for the right moment and consume them on your terms. Timing is everything.
Sell Anything. Unload unwanted drinks for quick cash. And when the cash runs out... your body is also an asset.
Body Parts as Currency. Go bust and the game doesn't end — it negotiates. Sell what you've got left and spin again. Run out of parts, and you go die in the street.
Prestige Upgrades. Hit your bankroll goal to unlock a permanent perk, then reset and push further than before.
Achievements & Milestones. — Track your progress and unlock bragging rights across every run.
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