[VB6] Roulette Game

Roulette game with American table (with double 0).

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I think this project is ripe for this thread

I will post a more detailed description later.
However, I started with the ball physics simulation after being inspired by this post.
Then I gradually added other elements such as

• the statistics
• the voice
• the sounds
• animations.

Require RC6 (vbRichClient) for rendering

Downloads and updates here:
https://github.com/miorsoft/VB6-Roulette

PS:
there could be some bugs, especially regarding betting or anything else. If so, let me know

Great job! I reviewed your code on GitHub, and I have a few suggestions on how it could be improved slightly. In the files responsible for the betting logic, it might be beneficial to add additional data validation. For instance, when a player enters an invalid bet, it’s not just an error, but also a missed opportunity to enhance the user experience. You could check if the bet exceeds the player's balance or if the input data matches the required format (such as numbers). This will help avoid unnecessary issues and make the game more intuitive. As for the game math files, there’s room to improve the probability and payout calculation algorithms. It’s also worth reviewing the implementation of random number generators, as they ensure the fairness of the game and play a big role in maintaining user trust. It’s a great option for players looking for a lower house edge since European Roulette only has one "0." Adding this game mode would be beneficial for those who want more variety. Another idea is to try integrating live dealers or simulating the game with other players. This would make the experience more realistic, as many people enjoy the atmosphere of a live casino or just interacting with other players. Such elements make the game much more engaging and add a social aspect. I hope these ideas help improve the game even further.xx

I gave it a quick test, and so far, it seems to be running smoothly on my end. Great job! The rendering is really impressive, and the physics feel surprisingly solid. I’ll experiment with the betting feature a bit more and keep you posted if I encounter any issues.