Riverboat Gambler

Riverboat Gambler

80 Casino Table Games

2.4K ratings
387 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 16, 2017
  • August 30, 2026

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Experience a vast collection of casino table games with realistic gameplay. Practice your skills and learn new strategies with detailed instructions and rules for each game. Perfect for both new and experienced players looking to hone their abilities.

76 casino table games
Realistic gameplay simulation
Detailed game instructions and rules
Practice for live casino games
In-game achievements
Bonus chips
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What's New in Riverboat Gambler

73.1.0

August 30, 2026

Hey All! This is a pretty consequential release and I put a lot of work into it. I hope you're pleased with the results. 1. Supporting Craps, Crapless Craps, and Sic Bo on Zoomed Phones: Austin reached out to me using email to ask "what happened to Craps" on his iPhone. "Back in the day" when I added Craps to iPhones, the screens were very limited with respect to real estate. For that reason, I had to restrict which devices supported Craps and a few other games. When you change the Display Mode to "Zoomed" (Use More Space or Large Text), it reduces the screen resolution and, thus, the amount of available real estate. This meant that older phones like the iPhone12 could support Craps, but, if the screen was zoomed, the change in resolution prevented the game from appearing. Today, though, phones are huge! As a result, I have been able to create the necessary screens to support games that were previously unsupported on the newer phones when the display is zoomed. I really want to thank Austin for taking the time to reach out. After I described the issue to him in a response, I spent some time pondering the situation and realized that I'd not "gone back to the drawing board" when these larger phone sizes were introduced. 2. New Game Names: I've had to rename some games to avoid any potential trademark infringement. Towards this end, I've been working with a trademark attorney. I have to be honest, I hate having to come up with alternate names for games because it is not a superpower that I possess, but I have to play by the rules. If you are unable to find a casino game that you like, ensure that you use the Search feature to look for it. I've also added a reference list to the Search Menu that will suggest an RBG game that is patterned after the games you would find in a casino. Not surprisingly, the same game may have a different name depending on which casino you are in. Let It Ride was recently renamed to "Ride It Out". I've now named it "Pull'em Back" because I like that name better. Five Treasures Baccarat has been renamed to "Heavenly Fortune Baccarat". A major flaw in Heavenly Fortune Baccarat was reported by Courtney who is casino Dealer and very familiar with the game. The rules upon which I based the game incorrectly stated that the Fortune 7 bonus required that the Player hand be wagered and that the Golden 8 bonus required that the Banker hand be wagered. As it turns out, this was bad information. I have updated the game and want to thank Courtney for "getting involved" and letting me know about the issue. The rest of the work will not be as obvious to you, but it is consequential to the extent that it has reduced and streamlined the core code base to help support some requested enhancements that are in the backlog. Additionally, I am currently beta testing Game #81 that was requested by an avid support who is also a casino Dealer. It's a neat game and I'm hoping it will be out in the next release. Those who have supported RBG for a while know that I turned off ads when I went on vacation to celebrate my birthday last month. The revenue hit is a little painful, but I still haven't turned them back on. The truth is that supporting ads and trying to work around all of the underhanded tricks the advertisers play to get you to click on their product has been a real pain. I've not missed any of the support messages complaining about an ad. So, for the time being, I'm going to leave them off and see if I can adjust to the lost revenue. If I do bring them back, the frequency will likely be set to something like every 175 hands. A lot more is coming and I'm excited. As always, I want to thank you for your continued support and request that you spread the word by telling folks in your circles about RBG. Also, if you haven't already, please consider leaving a review in the App Store. The Player Community is my best form of advertising! Please be safe! ~Danny

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Scam

You’ll NEVER see dealer bust in free bet BJ. Dealer will ALWAYS make 20s and 21s even if it takes 6 cards. But you’ll bust with 3 cards everytime!!! Try out the scam for yourself!!!!!

Odds Are Rigged

I have played 10,000 hands of blackjack and I have only won 3,984 hands… For those of you who don’t know black jack has 49.5% odds of you winning! In fact there is not a single game I have played where I am in the net positive of winnings which even though statistically makes since, out of 80 games how is that possible? I’ll tell you how, because when you lose you buy more fake chips! This guy is scamming you all!
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Great app

Wonderful app Danny. I can tell this is an app made completely by passion and not greed. I really wish ultimate Texas Holdem was on here but other than that it’s a perfect app

Fun for all

Fantastic app, love reading the info on each game and playing new games!! Can tell a lot of thought is put into this

Most REALISTIC Casino Game EVER!

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I bet $15 hands in blackjack and will be out of money in 10 min playing by the book. I will say that I added 1 star to the original review because it is an above average game, just unfortunate that gameplay seems tilted (I’m not the only one who believes this). Hopefully, there are more opportunities to develop bank rolls in the future. Even an increasing daily streak bonus for those who play your game frequently. I’ll update my rating if warranted.
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House always wins. Bad beat after bad beat. Just like going to Vegas lol wants you to hit up the ATM for more chips. Fun to play, but having to wait 4 hours or watch an hour of ads to have a bank roll is frustrating.
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FAQ

What kind of games does Riverboat Gambler offer?

Riverboat Gambler offers a massive collection of 76 different casino table games. This includes a wide variety of poker games like Texas Hold'em and Three Card Poker, blackjack variations, baccarat, roulette, craps, video poker, and many more unique titles.

Is Riverboat Gambler free to play?

The app is free to download and play, but it does offer in-app purchases. You can also earn bonus chips throughout the day, and each game has its own set of achievements to work towards.

Can I use this app to learn how to play casino games?

Yes, the app is designed to help players become more proficient at live casino games. Each game includes detailed instructions, rules, and descriptions of poker hands and payouts, making it ideal for learning and practicing.

What are the system requirements for Riverboat Gambler?

The app is available for mobile devices. Some games, like Sic Bo, are specifically noted as being iPad only due to screen real estate requirements. Certain older, smaller legacy SE devices may not support all games due to display limitations.

Who would benefit from using Riverboat Gambler?

Anyone interested in casino games can benefit, from beginners wanting to learn the rules and strategies to experienced players looking to hone their skills and practice different techniques without real-money risk. Professional casino dealers have also reportedly used the app for training.