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High Stakes Gambling

Also known as High Stakes

High Stakes Gambling is a 1992 GB game by Sculptured Software.

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About the game

High Stakes Gambling is a Vegas style gambling game with a twist - the game takes place in the 1930s and the player's opponents are the Mafia, and they know how to cheat! The player competes against caricatures of actual mobsters in poker and blackjack. The player can purchase cheats in between stages.

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Facts

Platforms
GB
First released
1992
Developers
Sculptured Software
Publishers
Electro Brain
Genres
casino game

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • High Stakes Gambling: Front Cover (GB · United States)
    Front Cover (GB · United States)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Back Cover (GB · United States)
    Back Cover (GB · United States)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Media (GB · United States)
    Media (GB · United States)

Screenshots

  • High Stakes Gambling: Title Screen (GB)
    Title Screen (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Main Menu (GB)
    Main Menu (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Practise your gambling skills (GB)
    Practise your gambling skills (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Intro to mission 1 (GB)
    Intro to mission 1 (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Cheating is optional (GB)
    Cheating is optional (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Black Jack (GB)
    Black Jack (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Slots (GB)
    Slots (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Video Poker (GB)
    Video Poker (GB)
  • High Stakes Gambling: Craps (GB)
    Craps (GB)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
GB1992north-americaElectro Brain

Barcodes

  • 0099451101398

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