Gambling Ideating

[hanlunli]

Features:

• Plinko Balls
• Blackjack
• Roulette
• Dice
• Slots
• Sound effects (kahoot/jeopardy)
• User log/database

Gambling Game Part of a Lesson:

• Some sort of popcorn hacks
• Have a join code, put people in lesson into the same "room" Final Plan:
• Kahoot clone -> answer questions correctly/semi-correctly in order to get credits
• After question answered, allow users to choose gambling game (potential options listed above) to spend their hard earned credits (or you can skip to not gamble)
• At the end of the set amount of questions, put people in a list to see who “won” (most credits)
• Give users ability to create quizzes
• Have everyone create an account (could be linked to Mr. Mortenson’s account system)

[hanlunli]

Dice Api Flowchart

User Api Flowchart

[Saaras859]

Gambling For Plinko APi

[dino596]

Mines API Flowchart

[alishahussain]

[Saaras859]

Make sure to also show the backend work to Mr Mortensen aswell locally

https://sigma.world/play/games/plinko/

[Imaad08]

The ideas you shared were really interesting, especially the different types of games and features. We also really liked the flowcharts that were used to map out specific details. However, it's not clear how users will go from solving CSA problems to playing the gambling games. Will it be through a currency system or something else? Clarifying this will help make the idea easier to understand. Overall, it's a great concept, and this small adjustment could make it even better. Keep up the good work!

• Topic or purpose in relation to helping Teacher: Creates a game that helps teaching through several traditional gambling games.

• Visual designs of what your topic will look like: Showcased a work in progress frontend for the plinko balls.

• Description of data that you will capture: Explained all the data that will be stored and manipulated to make the project work.

• Coding work you have done on spring_2025: Had test java code for probabilities and user authentication on Mortensen template.

• Evidence of research: Showcased in depth research in the form of example projects for gambling games and how they work such as the plinko balls.

Overall this is a solid project that could use some clarifying details to avoid future confusion.

Grade: 0.9