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enderandrew
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There are plenty of people who have complex rules for Sabaac, but this is how I generally ran it.
Say 6 people are in for a hand for Sabaac. Each person throws in 100 creds per hand. Each makes a gambling roll. The highest roll wins that "hand". They win 300 creds, and the other 300 go to the pot. You keep playing like that. If on any particular hand, one player beats every other player by 10 or more, then they win the pot as well as the hand.
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tcschenks
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| Posted: Wed Jun 05, 2024 2:47 am Post subject: |
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| PsiberDragon wrote: | My thoughts are depends on how well they rolled, what they are playing and how much they bet...
basically... look at your poker hands or similar for sabacc... and roll accordingly... although, for something like that I'd make several rolls of both gambling and perception (to bluff and/or see if they're bluffing)... |
Gambling is already a Perception skill…why roll both? |
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garhkal
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Well, con vs con, is already a thing, same for gambling vs gambling..
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