Lucky Split: Who Pays the Bill

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About this game

Who pays the bill? Don't argue about it. Don't split it even. Pass the phone and let the game decide.

Lucky Split is a pass-the-phone party game for 2 to 8 friends that picks who pays the bill, with a real bill splitter underneath so every share is exact to the cent. Roll the dice, spin the wheel, or play a hand of blackjack or hold'em. The winner pays $0. The loser can pay double. Everyone else pays their share.

HOW IT WORKS
- Type in the restaurant bill and pick a tip.
- Add the players at the table, 2 to 8.
- Pass the phone and play one quick game.
- Every player ends with a payment multiplier. Lucky Split splits the bill to the exact penny and shows who owes what.

🎲 FOUR WAYS TO DECIDE WHO PAYS
- DICE ROLL: everyone rolls once. Highest roll pays nothing. The rest split the dinner.
- FORTUNE WHEEL: flick to spin the wheel. Harder flicks spin longer. Most wedges land near a fair share, but hit the rare Golden Spoon and you pay $0. Hit the Bill Magnet and you pay double.
- BLACKJACK: hit or stand against one shared dealer. Blackjack pays nothing, a win pays half, a push pays your share, a bust pays double.
- ALL-IN HOLD'EM: pass and peek your hole cards with a live hand-strength meter. Best hand at showdown pays zero. Worst hand pays double. From three players up you can FOLD for an even share instead of riding to the river.

🪙 DOUBLE OR NOTHING
Before every game a coin flip decides your ad fate. Heads: no ads, straight to the table. Tails: two short ads. Chicken out: one ad, plus a chiptune chicken taunt the whole table will hear about all night.

🎰 NO DINNER TONIGHT? LET IT RIDE
Play the house with chips, no bill required. The house stakes you $1,000 once. After that every chip comes from a table, a rewarded ad, or the pit boss's coin. One bankroll that never resets, ten floors from The Dive to The Roof, three rooms that look like three rooms. Dice, blackjack and heads-up hold'em on every floor. Win a hand and RIDE IT. Bust, and the pit boss flips a coin before he asks you to watch an ad. Chips have no cash value, can't be bought and can't be cashed out.

MORE THAN A BILL ROULETTE
Credit card roulette, finger pickers and who-pays wheels pick one name and stop. Lucky Split is a full bill splitter too:
- Exact-cent math. Every share adds back up to the bill, tip included. Nobody argues over a rogue nickel.
- Tip presets at 0, 10, 15, 18 and 20 percent, always folded into the pot.
- Game Over card: share a picture of the damage to the group chat so everyone knows who owes what.
- Grudge ticker: the home screen remembers who lost the last few dinners.
- Rematch button: same table, same bill, one tap.
- Quick Split calculator for the nights you just want the math.

BUILT FOR THE TABLE
- One phone, pass and play. No accounts, no signups, no logins.
- Fully offline. Works in the restaurant with no signal. The math never leaves your phone.
- Retro arcade cabinet look: pixel type, CRT scanlines, chiptune sound effects, haptics on every roll, jackpot and bust.
- First-launch walkthrough so the whole group gets it on round one.

WHEN TO PLAY
Dinner with friends, group brunch, a birthday tab, the bar tab, a road-trip diner, game night, roommates deciding who buys the pizza. Any time a group has to decide who pays, this party game turns the awkward moment when the check hits the table into the best part of the night.

FAIR. NO CHEAT MODE. NO SUBSCRIPTION.
- No hidden cheat mode and no "first finger always wins" trick. Every roll, spin and deal is real random, and every player sees the same odds.
- Blackjack is real skill: you hit or stand, and the dealer's rules are printed on screen.
- No subscription, ever. Free, with short ads you can flip a coin to skip.

NO REAL GAMBLING
Simulated casino-style games, used to decide how friends split a real bill they already owe, or played against the house for chips that have no cash value. No real-money wagering, no prizes, nothing to buy. No real money changes hands inside the app.

What’s new

New: LET IT RIDE — play the house with chips, no bill required. Ten floors, three rooms, one bankroll that never resets, and a pit boss who flips a coin before he asks you to watch an ad. Plus a new start screen, a real settings page, a FOLD in hold'em, and MOTION OFF that actually turns the motion off.