Gambling Simulator is a game all about taking risks.
Start with a small fortune and try your luck — just don’t lose it all!
Disclaimer:
This game does not involve real money and is intended for entertainment purposes only.
It is designed to provide a safe alternative to gambling, and is not meant to encourage addictive behavior.
If you struggle with gambling addiction, please seek professional help — this game aims to support your journey toward healthier habits.
Kendell R
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Once you ship this you can't edit the description of the project, but you'll be able to add more devlogs and re-ship it as you add new features!
My project was rejected because I didn’t provide a proper pip/pipx package for users to install. So I spent way too much time creating one.
Here it is on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/Gambling-Simulator/
Important: Make sure to use pipx instead of pip to install it.
Just run:
pipx install gambling-simulator
Then simply run gambling-simulator in your terminal.
I’ve just finished adding the complete documentation and am now ready for the first release!
You can share your feedback by opening an issue at https://github.com/Ivole32/gambling-simulator/issues
or by sending me a direct message on Slack (@ivole32).
In my latest commit, I implemented dynamic window sizing based on screen resolution to ensure consistent appearance across devices. I now have to write the documentation before I can ship this project.
I've added a game over screen so you can restart if you have no money left. I think my next tasks are to play the game to find bugs (if there are any) and writing a documentation. Then I think it will be ready to ship!
I think the save system should work now which means the game saves your progress when you close the game.
I'm trying to implement a game save system, but Copilot keeps crashing whenever it tries to help me with that feature...
I’ve added a fully functional banking system and improved the shop so that buy and sell prices fluctuate over time.
I've added a shop and now I started to add a bank system now. You can view your stats there or take a loan.
I’ve added a demo now. Unfortunately, you need to sign up to remix the project before you can run it. Also, emojis don’t load properly there, but it’s better than nothing.
I created a new design and implemented both games.
I can't get much work done right now because I'm being attacked by mosquitoes. It's hard to concentrate when you're constantly swatting them away!
I have a big problem. I wanted to create a nice-looking UI, but now customtkinter is getting in the way. Due to a weird bug, everything in the UI appears pixelated on my Linux machine. That means I can’t work on it from my laptop and have to wait until I'm back at my PC tomorrow.
Never mind—I'm back on my laptop, and now it’s working again. It feels like gambling whether the program will work or not. Somehow, it even behaves differently depending on whether I launch it from VS Code or from the command line.
I’ve decided that adding a UI would make the game look much cooler than in the photo, and it would also allow me to include a lot more features. So now I’m going to work on creating a UI and figure out how to make it look great using customtkinter.
I added a new game mode: Number guessr. You have to guess a number between 1 and 49 and if you are right you'll have a reward. I also imporved the code.
If somethin in my code or message makes no sence that is because I'm SO tired.
Now I added a game over message but you still have a house in he game why would't you sell that to get new money?
So here we go — a new project: the Gambling Simulator!
I’m really excited to work on this. Hopefully, it will be fun and might even help addicted people switch to games like this one.
For my first commit, I added a Coinflip minigame.