Play Vegas Gambler Amiga Online

Vegas Gambler came out on the Amiga in 1987 from California Dreams. It was one of those straightforward casino simulations that appeared on home computers, letting you experience the feel of a Vegas trip without leaving your chair. The graphics were simple but functional, typical for the era, focusing more on the mechanics of the games than on visual spectacle.

You control your own bankroll, starting with $500 to wager across four main games: Video Poker, Blackjack, Roulette, and Slots. Your objective is simply to build your money, bet by bet, using an auto-bet feature to speed up repetitive actions or manual controls for more careful play. The game moves at the pace you set, though the difficulty is inherent to the real odds of each casino game; it can be brutally unforgiving if luck isn't on your side. With only one save slot, every session feels like its own self-contained run, and playing it gives you that quiet, focused tension of watching your virtual fortune rise and fall.