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10 slash commands. All of them work in a server, none of them work in a direct message.
One command per game. Each opens a table in the channel you run it in, and takes no options: the stakes, the seats and everything else are set on the lobby that opens with it.
/blackjack/texas/rouletteAt blackjack and hold’em, leaving the options blank gives you a lobby to set the table up in; naming a minimum bet opens the table straight away. Roulette always opens a lobby first and starts on its own once people have joined. Only the person who opened a table can start it, change its settings or cancel it. The ai option needs a permission most players will not have — the table still opens without it, and there is a separate, ungated way to add a practice opponent from the table itself.
What is open in this server, plus the standing tables that belong to no server.
/tablesgameopenYour balance, your reward, and where you stand.
/profileuser/reward/leaderboard/profile is the one that does the most: your balance, level, statistics, the upgrade shop, your personal settings, and — if you are out of chips — the button that gets you back in. You can look at someone else’s profile, but only look. The leaderboard ranks by winnings, current chips or win rate, and only the person who opened it can switch between them.
One command reads the rules out of the code that enforces them. The other reaches a person.
/helptopic/feedbackcategory (required)/help on its own lists everything. /help blackjack prints what a blackjack table pays, read from the code that pays it, so it cannot drift out of date. /feedback opens a box: pick what it is about, write what happened and what you expected instead.
Everyone can open it; what you can change depends on your permissions.
/configIt configures every game, not only the two its description names. See For server owners.