Most casinos pay on a win, which would be considered even money, except that the dealer wins on a tie. This gains you access to the RIP theater room and unlocks. In Ni no Kuni, the dealer loses on a. During the post-game, when you go to the casino in Tombstone Trail you're awarded with a RIP pass. For Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "The casino is freaking rigged. If you save up a level 3 slowdown for when mega mode activates, you use it, change the bet to 90 coins, and more or less guarantee at least one. Ni no Kuni 1 wasn't the deepest game ever, but that one had more plot and character development in the first half than Ni no Kuni 2 in its. The dealers both being massive constant antagonizing a-holes doesn't make me. I hate the casino so much. . ". The games being rigged is one thing. dude im cursed it doesnt matter i cant win random effing casino games, especially not when i need to double stakes and consistently win.