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Game Corner

The city Game Corner is the server's casino. It has generation-themed slot machines that pay out exclusive gold palette Pokemon and jackpot legendaries, plus table games like Blackjack, Plinko, and Flower Poker. Different games use different currencies, so read the section before you play.

How to access

  • Slot machines: walk up and click a cabinet in the city, or warp in with /gamble, /casino, or /slots.
  • Plinko: /plinko.
  • Blackjack: /blackjack.
  • Flower Poker: /flowerpoker.
  • Pixelmon Points and the prize shop: click the exchange and shop NPCs in the Game Corner.

Currencies

Game Currency
All slot machines and the prize shop Pixelmon Points
Plinko, Blackjack, Flower Poker Cash (your balance)

Pixelmon Points are bought and sold at the exchange NPCs at a fixed rate of 1 point = $100 (for example, 100 points cost $10,000).

Slot machines

There are six cabinets. All are 3x3 reels that pay on rows, columns, and diagonals (8 lines in all).

The four generation machines

The Mew Machine (Gen 1), Gold & Silver Slot (Gen 2), Emerald Extravaganza (Gen 3), and Platinum Party (Gen 4) each cost 50 Pixelmon Points per spin. Match three of the same Pokemon family on a line to win that Pokemon as a redeemable prize at level 40 (with at least one perfect IV). Each machine has its own jackpot legendaries:

Machine Theme Jackpot prizes Jackpot odds
Mew Machine Gen 1 starters, birds, Pikachu, Magikarp Golden Mew 1 in 2,442
Gold & Silver Slot Gen 2 starters, beasts, Togepi Golden Ho-oh, Silver Lugia 1 in 1,266
Emerald Extravaganza Gen 3 starters, Regis Sapphire Kyogre, Ruby Groudon, Emerald Rayquaza 1 in 1,989
Platinum Party Gen 4 starters, lake trio Pearl Palkia, Diamond Dialga, Platinum Giratina 1 in 1,994

Common win odds are shared across these machines:

Outcome Chance
Any base-species win 1 in 10 per spin
A gold palette win 1 in 50 per spin
A shiny prize about 1 in 400 spins
A special palette legendary (Gen 3 and Gen 4) 1 in 1,142 per spin

Jackpot and special-palette wins are announced to the whole server.

High Roller

High Roller runs on Pixelmon Points with bet levers of 100, 50, or 10 points (at full, half, and tenth payouts). Every winning line pays and they all stack. Symbols climb from a Cherry (50 points) up to Pikachu (1,000), Rocket (2,500), and triple sevens (10,000). Any spin totaling 10,000 or more hits the jackpot and is announced.

Mystery Machine

The Mystery Machine also uses Pixelmon Points (bets of 100, 50, or 10) but pays out items instead of Pokemon: keys, goo, bottle caps, candy, tokens, orbs, XP lamps, and more. Higher bets drop the junk symbols (Duds, Pufferfish, and at the 100 bet also Mystery Key, Mystery Goo, and Silver Bottle Cap) and keep the special symbols on the reels more often. A line of the Salamencite symbol pays a random Mega Stone.

The prize shop

The Game Corner prize shop sells 28 different Pokemon for 5 to 99 Pixelmon Points each, from a Wynaut at 5 points up to a Porygon at 99. Every purchase has a chance to come out shiny, and that chance scales with the price (price / 3,000,000 per buy), so whichever Pokemon you buy you average one shiny per 3,000,000 Pixelmon Points spent.

Blackjack

Blackjack is played for cash against the dealer at single-seat tables. Bets are $1,000, $10,000, $100,000, or $1,000,000. The dealer hits on soft 17. Payouts (including your original bet back):

Result Return
Natural blackjack (21 on two cards) 2.5x your bet
Win 2x your bet
Push (tie) your bet back
Loss nothing

You can split a matching pair and double down.

Plinko

Drop a ball down the pegboard for a cash prize. Bets range from $1,000 to $250,000, and where the ball lands multiplies your bet:

Landing Multiplier
Far edges and dead center 4x
Next to the edges 2.5x
Everywhere else 1x down to 0.25x

Each game randomly scatters bonus pegs: a gold peg adds 50% to your payout, a diamond peg doubles it, TNT pegs blast the ball around, and other pegs deflect or reset it. There is a one second cooldown between plays.

Flower Poker

Flower Poker is a cash duel. Both players bet the same amount ($5,000, $50,000, or $250,000), each plants five flowers, and the best poker hand of flower colors takes the whole pot. If no one is sitting across from you, the house fills the seat. Hands rank from a Pair up through Two Pair, Three of a Kind, Full House, Four of a Kind, and Five of a Kind. Black or white flowers, or a tie, trigger a redeal with the bets still in the pot.

Tip

The house edge is real: the Game Corner tracks how much you lose and will nag you if you overdo it. Play the slots for the exclusive gold and shiny Pokemon, and treat the cash tables as entertainment.