Jewel Resort Casino

The Jewel Resort Casino is an area where players can play mini-games to earn chips and purchase various prizes.

• Requires clearing Chapter 8 of the Main Quest
• Chips can be purchased with rupees, found in the Hall, or acquired from certain quests, events, and promotions
• Prizes can be purchased from the Casino Cage
• For most players, the most stable method of farming chips is Poker
  
  

Casino Cage

Available Items

Item	Name	Chips	Amount Buyable
	03 Jewel Modele*	1st buy: 77,777,777 After: 7,777,777	4
	Luck Be a Lady	5,000,000	1
	BachaRackam	5,000,000	1
	Rainbow Roller	5,000,000	1
	Mr. Big Shot	5,000,000	1
	All Her Jazz	5,000,000	1
	03 Anat	2,500,000	4
	03 Laevateinn	2,500,000	4
	Moonlight Stone	1,000,000	5 / Month
	Steel Brick	500,000	5 / Month
	02 Acinaces	300,000	4
	02 Basilisk	300,000	4
	02 Anneliefe	300,000	4
	02 Peridot Carbuncle	150,000	2
	02 Skill Jewel	100,000	10 / Month
	Brightstone	30,000	10 / Month
	Red Steel Brick	30,000	10 / Month
	01 Skill Shard	20,000	25 / Month
	Luminiera Omega Anima Celeste Omega Anima	10,000	1 / Day
	Tiamat Omega Anima Colossus Omega Anima Leviathan Omega Anima Yggdrasil Omega Anima	5,000	1 / Day
	Half Elixir	1,500	5 / Day 100 / Month
	Soul Berry	500	10 / Day 200 / Month

• Jewel Modele does not appear until the player earns at least 1,000,000 total lifetime chips
• The first purchase of Jewel Modele unlocks the SSR character Christina
• Jewel Modele, Laevateinn, and Acinaces reduce as though they were Premium Draw weapons
• Basilisk, and Anneliefe reduce as though they were Premium Draw summons

Item Priority

• Buying all (restocking) items per month requires 11.95 million chips.

High

• Buy Half Elixir and Soul Berry every day until you have a comfortable buffer of hundreds (or even thousands) of each.

Medium

• Skill Jewels and Skill Shards are useful for leveling up Weapon Skills, and are especially efficient when used to upgrade higher skill tiers. Purchase whenever you need to raise skill levels and you do not have the fodder or anvil points on hand. Skill Shards should be bought first as they offer significantly more upgrade points for chips spent (see Raising Weapon Skills)
• Early and mid-game players should consider buying Omega Anima every day; they are worth stockpiling for eventual hosting of Omega Raids and will be in need for many uncaps
• Peridot Carbuncle has a very useful call and is excellent for Wind players, against Wind bosses, or bosses that can be made to attack with wind using Elemental Switch. Do not uncap it with duplicates, as there are only a limited supply of this carbuncle in the game. Use Moonlight Stones instead to uncap each Carbuncle separately so that multiple can be brought to the same fight.
• Jewel Modele is not generally useful as a weapon, but unlocks Christina, a decent wind SSR with a 5★ uncap. As the most expensive item in the Casino Cage, this functions as a 'final goal' for many players, and should not be rushed if you fear burning out on playing the casino games.
• Steel Brick is valuable for uncapping Rusted Weapons, SR Replica Weapons used in the process of unlocking high-level classes, as well as some specific crafts (eg. Xeno Weapons).
• The character skins can be bought whenever desired, though players should note these skins are very old and may not have all the fancy animation of recent versions and uncaps of these characters

As Needed

• Anat's high base stats, decent call, and 80% Elemental ATK aura make it potentially useful to new players without superior Premium Draw summons (eg. Grimnir (Summon), Raphael), but the opportunity cost is steep (10 million chips) and it will usually be faster to simply farm a Basic Wind Grid and Tiamat Omega.
• Moonlight Stone is valuable for uncapping SR Carbuncles, White Rabbit, and Belle Sylphid. Buying them in advance can be helpful to uncap an unexpected summmon on short notice, but they can usually simply be bought as necessary

Mostly Avoid

• Laevateinn has little power and is not much use in any grid, but does not yet have its 4★ uncap so it may still have potential in the future. It is best left alone until the status quo changes.
• The other SR weapons and summons are of no real use to a player beyond their first day or two in Granblue. They can be bought to be reduced, but given the time taken to acquire the chips for each a much more time-effective method would be just to join Omega raids instead. Alternatively, players who like the look of the weapons may choose to buy one each as a weapon skin.
• The Brightstones and Red Steel Bricks have almost no value whatsoever due to the lack of useful R weapons and summons

Games

Poker

Poker can be played in 1, 10, 100, and 1000 chip bet formats. You can also select which version of double up you want between 2-card and 1-card, although it is highly recommended to pick 2-card. The game is your standard Draw Poker: Get dealt a hand of 5 cards, hold the cards you want while discarding the rest (click the cards to hold them), and hope you make a winning hand. If you've never played Poker before, there are 53 cards in the deck: 2-10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace in four different suits, and a Joker that acts as a wild card. You try to end up with certain combinations of cards in order to win.

The hands you can make and their payouts are as follows (multiple payouts will be listed as 1/10/100/1000 chip tales):

• One Pair: Have two cards of the same rank and nothing else. In GBF this is a losing hand and is just being listed for completion's sake.
  • Example: 2-7-7-4-K
• Two Pair: Have two pairs. x1 payout.
  • Example: 4-J-J-A-4
• Three of a Kind: Have three cards of the same rank. 1x payout.
  • Example: Q-Q-5-3-Q
• Straight: Have 5 cards in sequential order. Note that an Ace can count "low" (lower than 2) or "high" (higher than King), but cannot "link" King and 2 for a straight. x2/x3/x3/x3 payout.
  • Example: A-10-J-K-Q, in order this would be 10-J-Q-K-A
  • Not An Example: Q-A-2-K-J
• Flush: Have your entire hand be the same suit. x4 payout.
  • Example: A-4-7-J-10, all Clubs.
• Full House: Have a Three of a Kind and a pair. x5/x5/x5/x10 payout.
  • Example: A-A-J-A-J
• Four of a Kind: Have four cards of the same rank. x10/x10/x15/x20 payout.
  • Example: 10-10-10-10-2
• Straight Flush: Have a straight in the same suit. x15/x15/x20/x25 payout.
  • Example: A-5-3-2-4, all Hearts.
• Five of a Kind: Have five cards of the same rank. This is the only hand that requires the Joker to make. x30/x40/x50/x60 payout.
  • Example: Joker-3-3-3-3
• Royal Straight Flush: Ace-King-Queen-Jack-10, all in the same suit. The game forces that exact combo: Having a Joker results in a Straight Flush instead. x100/x150/x200/x250 payout.

Once you make a winning hand, you can choose to double up. Double-up uses a single fresh deck and comes in two varieties:

• 1-Card: Guess if the next card will be "low" (2-8) or "high" (9-A). Guess right, you double your winnings and may choose to keep going or take your chips. Guess wrong, you lose everything. The amount of times you can double up is unlimited, provided you can keep guessing correctly. However, since 1-card is entirely luck-based it is generally avoided.
• 2-Card: You are dealt a card and must guess if the next card will be higher or lower. Aces always rank above the King in double-up. Again, correctly guessing doubles your earnings and lets you keep going while a wrong guess costs you everything. If the card is the same, it's a draw: you keep your current chips and may choose to keep going. After the first double-up, you will be betting on the newest card. For example, if you start with a 4, bet high and are dealt a J, your next bet will be high/low on the Jack. 2-card is limited to 10 deals (draws count towards this limit) or 1500x the table's bet, whichever is reached first.

For 2-card double-up on the 1000-bet table, the maximum possible winnings are:

• Two Pair, Three of a Kind: 1,024,000 after 10 double-ups
• Straight: 1,536,000 after 9 double-ups
• Flush: 2,048,000 after 9 double-ups
• Full House: 2,560,000 after 8 double-ups
• Four of a Kind: 2,560,000 after 7 double-ups
• Straight Flush: 1,600,000 after 6 double-ups
• Five of a Kind: 1,600,000 after 5 double-ups
• Royal Straight Flush: 2,000,000 after 3 double-ups

Slots

Comes in 1/10/100 chip bets. You may buy up to three lines (horizontal only), and hope you win. On 100-bet there's a Super Jackpot that is listed in the Hall. It's recommended to only play Slots if you have an abundance of chips from the other games and want some achievements.

Bingo

Bingo could be considered the PvP area of the casino, as you play against others with the highest stakes in the casino on the line each game. Bingo tables come in 5 player/100 bet, 10 player/1000 bet, and 20 player/10k bet, but you may wager up to 10 times the table bet before a game begins. GBF Bingo is played as follows:

• The board is 5x5, with 1-25 randomly placed on the board (one number will be missing as it's the center "free space") and each column given a color. As numbers are drawn, players mark the numbers on their board. The goal is to make a line of 5 claimed spaces, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
• To begin, 4-6 balls are given for free.
• Afterwards, 5 balls are pulled one at a time. The player may click on the corresponding space on the board to mark the number on their board or may wait and have the number auto-mark.
• Matches can only be made with numbers, not colors. However, if both the number and color match, the space will be marked as a diamond instead of a star.
• After manually marking three spaces, the player will gain a Chance Ball that is an automatic perfect match to one of the unclaimed spots on the player's board. The Chance Ball is pulled independently from the main draw, making it possible to draw a duplicate of the Chance Ball later in the game.
• If the player can make 5-in-a-row to claim Bingo before all of the balls are drawn, they will get a payout depending on when they obtained their Bingo compared to everyone else:
  • The first player(s) to reach Bingo win 10x their bet.
  • Second place: 5x
  • Third place: 3x
  • Fourth place: 2x
  • Ties simply award all players to make the Bingo that turn the appropriate prize.
  • If someone is lucky enough to make a Bingo with entirely diamonds (a Super Bingo), they win 700x their bet. If they Super Bingo with a max bet, all the zeroes become 7s. As an example, getting Super Bingo with a 10k bet on the 10 player table is worth 7,777,777 chips instead of simply 7 million. Super Bingo does not care about placement except for the extremely rare occurrence of two players getting a Super in the same game.
• It's possible that nobody can win if no Bingos have been claimed after the 5th ball. It's also possible for the game to end early if Bingo is claimed on four different turns (including "turn 0" free ball Bingos).

Much of the strategy in Bingo revolves around when you claim your Chance Ball, due to it being outside the main draw. Generally you'll want to at least wait until you are in "Reach" (one space from winning) to claim, although some wait until the end. The risk of claiming early is that you may lose a ball if the chance ball comes up in the main draw, but claiming it late runs the risk of losing earnings to others getting Bingo first, and there's always the chance that you wait until the last ball to claim only to to have the final ball be the number used for the (unclaimable) free space. However, if you obtain a Super Reach (one space from a potential Super Bingo) it can be worth it to wait until the very end to remove as many numbers as possible, although this runs the risk of completing the Bingo but in the wrong color.