Play Vegas Stakes (SNES) Online

Console SNES Genre Strategy Players
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Controls

You can change controls by clicking the game window and selecting Control Settings.

Player 1

WASD
Select Wager Position/change Highlighted Choice
L
Place Wager/confirm Choice
K
Remove Wager
I
End Wagering
Caps Lock
Check Rules/wager Information
;
Check Rules/wager Information
Enter
Start
R Shift
Companion Menu

Player 2

Select Wager Position/change Highlighted Choice
Num 2
Place Wager/confirm Choice
Num 3
Remove Wager
Num 1
End Wagering
Num 4
Check Rules/wager Information
Num 6
Check Rules/wager Information
Num +
Start
Num .
Companion Menu

Emulator

Q
Fast Forward
E
Rewind
4
Slow Motion
1
Quick Save State
2
Quick Load State
3
Change State Slot
Gameplay screenshot of Vegas Stakes for SNES

Overview and Gameplay

A $1,000 bankroll is the starting point in Vegas Stakes, a casino simulation built around reaching the $10,000,000 goal in Las Vegas.

The game includes Blackjack, Slots, Roulette, Craps, and Seven-Card Stud Poker. In Vegas Adventure, the player travels with companions who explain rules and give advice, while casino patrons may offer help, sell items, borrow money, or cause trouble.

Controls And Mechanics

  • A places wagers and confirms choices, while B removes wagers.
  • X ends wagering, and L or R checks rules or wager information.
  • Select opens the companion menu for rules, advice, or quitting the current game.
  • The SNES version supports alternating multiplayer, with up to four players in the original game structure; Poker is not used in multiplayer.

Version Notes

This entry covers the European/PAL English SNES version of Vegas Stakes. The Japanese version is known as Las Vegas Dream.

Release And Credits

  • European SNES release: 1993
  • Developer: Dice Co., Ltd.
  • Publisher: Nintendo of Europe
  • Producer/licensor: HAL Laboratory
Version
vegas-stakes_europe_verified.smc
Status
Playable in browser
Updated
August 6, 2026

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