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'''Casino''' (カシノ<ref name =Kinka>''Super Mario Land 2: 6-tsu no Kinka'' Japanese instruction booklet, page 12.</ref>) is a cave in [[Mario Land (Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins)|Mario Land]], hidden beneath the hills near [[Mario's castle]]. Using the [[coin]]s he has collected as an entrance fee, [[Mario]] can win bonuses by selecting a [[pipe]] that leads to one of the '''[[Slot Machine]]s'''<ref>[[Nintendo Power]] Volume 43, page 44.</ref> (スロットマシン<ref name =Kinka/>). The first game costs 30 coins and features [[Super Mushroom|Mushrooms]], [[Fire Flower]]s, and [[Carrot]]s; the second game costs 50 coins and adds 1UP and 3UP [[Extra life|extra lives]]; the third game costs 200 coins and removes the power-ups in favor of 5UP and 20UP; the final game costs 500 coins and has 5UP, 20UP, 50UP and 100UP, as well as the wagered 500 coins at stake. A [[witch (Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins)|witch]] icon has a chance of appearing in all four games, which constitutes a loss. Unlike the mini-games that can be played at the end of a stage, the player cannot opt-out once the money has been spent.
'''Casino''' (カシノ<ref name =Kinka>''Super Mario Land 2: 6-tsu no Kinka'' Japanese instruction booklet, page 12.</ref>) is a cave in [[Mario Land (Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins)|Mario Land]], hidden beneath the hills near [[Mario's castle]]. Using the [[coin]]s he has collected as an entrance fee, [[Mario]] can win bonuses by selecting a [[pipe]] that leads to one of the '''[[Slot Machine]]s'''<ref>[[Nintendo Power]] Volume 43, pages 44 & 45.</ref> (スロットマシン<ref name =Kinka/>). The first game costs 30 coins and features [[Super Mushroom|Mushrooms]], [[Fire Flower]]s, and [[Carrot]]s; the second game costs 50 coins and adds 1UP and 3UP [[Extra life|extra lives]]; the third game costs 200 coins and removes the power-ups in favor of 5UP and 20UP; the final game costs 500 coins and has 5UP, 20UP, 50UP and 100UP, as well as the wagered 500 coins at stake. A [[witch (Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins)|witch]] icon has a chance of appearing in all four games, which constitutes a loss. Unlike the mini-games that can be played at the end of a stage, the player cannot opt-out once the money has been spent.


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Casino (カシノ[1]) is a cave in Mario Land, hidden beneath the hills near Mario's castle. Using the coins he has collected as an entrance fee, Mario can win bonuses by selecting a pipe that leads to one of the Slot Machines[2] (スロットマシン[1]). The first game costs 30 coins and features Mushrooms, Fire Flowers, and Carrots; the second game costs 50 coins and adds 1UP and 3UP extra lives; the third game costs 200 coins and removes the power-ups in favor of 5UP and 20UP; the final game costs 500 coins and has 5UP, 20UP, 50UP and 100UP, as well as the wagered 500 coins at stake. A witch icon has a chance of appearing in all four games, which constitutes a loss. Unlike the mini-games that can be played at the end of a stage, the player cannot opt-out once the money has been spent.

References

  1. ^ a b Super Mario Land 2: 6-tsu no Kinka Japanese instruction booklet, page 12.
  2. ^ Nintendo Power Volume 43, pages 44 & 45.

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