Higher Or Lower Table

Quickstart

1. Craft the Higher Or Lower Table at a crafting table using the recipe below.
2. Place the block anywhere in your world.
3. Right-click (interact with) the table to open the betting UI.
4. Select a bid amount, then choose Higher or Lower.
5. Check the chat/result screen to see your outcome and updated balance.

Tip: Your balance is tracked by the money scoreboard objective. Give yourself a starting balance with /scoreboard players set <yourname> money 10000 if you're starting fresh.

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Overview

The Higher Or Lower Table brings a fast-paced card-style gambling mini-game to your world. Place the green felt table, wager some of your money score, and bet whether a random number drawn from 1–20 will be higher or lower than 10. Win and your balance grows; lose and it shrinks. Roll a perfect 10 and your bet is safely returned.

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What It Adds

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How To Use

1. Interact with the placed table to open the betting menu. A click sound confirms the table has registered your input.
2. Choose your bid from four options:
   • 100
   • 1,000
   • 10,000
   • 50,000
3. Predict the roll — select whether the drawn number will be Higher or Lower than 10.
4. The table draws a random number from 1 to 20 and announces the result in a message screen.
5. After seeing the result you can choose Play Again to go straight back to the betting menu, or Close to walk away.

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Abilities And Mechanics

The Roll

A number between 1 and 20 is drawn each time you confirm your bet.

Payout Example

Sounds

• Interaction: click sound when you open the table.
• Win: level-up fanfare.
• Lose: wither death sound.
• Draw: pling note.

Money Scoreboard

All winnings and losses are applied directly to the money scoreboard objective. Your new balance is shown at the bottom of every result screen. The objective is created automatically when the world loads — no manual setup required.

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Progression And Strategy

• Start with small bids (100 or 1,000) to build up your money balance before risking larger amounts.
• The odds are slightly in the house's favour: there are 9 numbers above 10 (11–20) and 9 below (1–9), but a roll of exactly 10 (1-in-20 chance) is a draw rather than a win.
• At 1.3× payout your break-even win rate is roughly 77%, so consistent guessing is rewarded over time.
• Use the Play Again button to keep the momentum going without reopening the UI from scratch.
• The table drops itself when broken, so you can freely relocate it without losing it.