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In Gamblers Table, there’s no detailed guide telling you exactly what to do or how to do it. Instead, you’re shown a coin, and your natural instinct is to flip it. From there, you explore and discover the rest of the game on your own, earning achievements for finding certain menu tabs.
Having this level of freedom is great. However, it can be challenging to determine the best strategies to maximize your earnings—since making the most money is the main goal. To help new players, here are some useful tips.
Flip Multiple Coins with One Click
A handy trick is that you can flip several coins at once. When you click near coins, the cursor’s gravitational pull might flip nearby coins along with the one you’re aiming at. So, instead of clicking directly on a coin, try to aim your cursor between coins, especially when they are close together, to flip multiple coins with fewer clicks.
Focus on Quality Over Quantity
At first, you might think having a table full of coins is best. But buying lots of coins quickly isn’t ideal. Early in the game, you can only flip a few coins at a time, and helpers only flip one coin each turn. Instead of just increasing the number of coins, invest your money in upgrading the value of your coins. You want a good mix of coins and helpers—just don’t overspend on tokens that don’t bring enough value.
Don’t Sacrifice Too Early
You can’t use any skills on your first run. When you buy a skill, you need to sacrifice that run to use it later. So, it might be tempting to use your first skill point immediately. But it’s better to wait. Unlocking and gaining skill points depends on your total earned money, which is slow at first, even with upgrades. Collect a few skills before deciding to sacrifice your run.
Focus on the Largest Coins if You Have Only One
Starting a run, you won’t have many coins—sometimes only one significant coin, like a silver or gold coin. When that’s the case, ignore the smaller coins and concentrate on flipping your most valuable coin repeatedly. You’ll get the most out of it by flipping constantly, rather than waiting for helpers or spending time on less valuable coins.
Ditch Copper Coins Quickly
At the beginning, your only coin might be a copper one, which gets the game started. But you should not stick with coppers long. You can get a few early, but quickly move on to silver coins. Copper coins aren’t worth much, unless you’re aiming for the “Keeping It Simple” achievement, which involves only coppers. Silver coins are more valuable and last longer into your runs, while gold, platinum, and diamond coins become your main sources of income.
Upgrade Silver Glide and Midas Touch
There are upgrades like Silver Glide and Midas Touch that let you flip coins by hovering your cursor over them—no clicking needed. These upgrades are useful for flipping many coins in rapid succession. Simply glide your cursor across the table to flip silver and gold coins quickly. They save your fingers and increase your flipping speed, especially when most coins are of higher value.
Unlock the Platinum Coin Skills
Earning enough skills takes time, so prioritize. Focus on unlocking the Platinum Coin skill—it appears on the right side of the skill tree. This coin is more valuable than copper, silver, or gold and can help you amass funds faster in future runs.
Don’t Be Afraid to Leave the Game Running
If you want your funds to reach trillions, some grinding is necessary. The good news is you don’t have to do all the flipping yourself. With enough helpers, you can set the game to flip coins automatically while you go about your day. Just make sure everything is set up correctly before you leave, since helpers can’t upgrade or add more coins. Once prepared, leave your helpers to work and watch your wealth grow.
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