Vegas Strip is a bluffing board game set in the world of glittering—but suspiciously run—casinos in Las Vegas.
Each player has hidden information about which casino is corrupt, creating an atmosphere of secrecy, suspicion, and attempts to read the moves of other players. The game captures the feeling of shady dealings, hidden arrangements, and risky bets we associate with the city of sin.

The core of the game revolves around bluffing, deduction, and tactical token management. Players take turns placing their money tiles (2,2,4,4,5,6,7) into different casinos. A corrupt casino awards the jackpot only to the highest bidder, while everyone else gets nothing. In an honest casino, the opposite is true: the player with the highest total loses, and all other players gain points.
Players may not place more than two tokens on a single casino, and they may not place their highest-value token on the casino they know is corrupt. The game is further enhanced by 20 unique casino power cards, which reshape the rules each session and open new tactical opportunities.

The game supports 2–6 players, lasts around 40 minutes, and offers a blend of bluffing, reading opponents, and weighing risks.
🎲 Vegas Strip is bluffing, risk, and Las Vegas in one box. 🎰