Vegas Strip

About this board game

Vegas Strip is a bluffing game for 2–6 players that takes about 40 minutes to play. Players compete by placing money tiles into different casinos while trying to determine which locations are corrupt.

Each player has hidden information about casino corruption. On their turn, they play money tiles into the casinos, choosing how to distribute their limited values. Players may place no more than two tokens at any one casino, and they cannot place their highest token at a casino they know is corrupt.

Scoring changes dramatically depending on the casino’s condition. At a corrupt casino, the highest bidder wins the jackpot, while every other player receives nothing. At a non-corrupt casino, the player with the most points there loses, and all other players receive points equal to their bid.

• Bluffing and hidden information
• Money tiles with values of 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7
• A maximum of two tokens at each casino
• 20 unique casino power cards

The money tiles include two 2s, two 4s, one 5, one 6, and one 7. Their values create difficult decisions: a strong bid may secure a jackpot, but dominating a non-corrupt casino can make you the player who loses.

With 20 unique casino power cards changing the formula from game to game, the conditions around the casinos are never fixed. Vegas Strip invites players to read the table, conceal their intentions, and take calculated risks in pursuit of the biggest rewards.