Thinking about Gambling Moves

When you wager something significant and play the odds during tile game, Roll+INT. On a 10+ you keep what you wagered and win something of mostly equal value. The GM will tell you what. On a 7-9, the GM will describe an item that is of roughly equal in value. Pick one from the list below.

* You keep what you wager, and manage to win a few coins. Enough for a modest room tonight.
* You lose what you wager, but win what the other character wagered.

When you wager something significant and use sleight of hand during the tile game, Roll+DEX. On a hit you keep what you wagered. On a 10+ you win something of mostly equal value. The GM will tell you what. On a 7-9, pick one from the list below.

* You win something of mostly equal value. When you leave the gambling table, the other players realize you cheated them.
* You win only a few more coins – enough to buy them all a drink.

When you wager something significant and bluff or misdirect during the tile game, Roll+CHA. On a hit you keep what you wagered. On a 10+ you win something of mostly equal value. The GM will tell you what. On a 7-9, you win nothing else. Also pick one from the list below.

* Tell the GM the name of yet another gambler that you beat, what you won, and that gambler’s tell.
* Tell the GM the name of yet another gambler that beat you and what they won.

The last move might need the "alsos" to go at the beginning, but apart from that they're interesting. I think they work pretty well.

I've since went a different direction, taking guidance from a G+er and the Carouse move:

When you set out for a night of gambling at the Tethered Titan, Roll +CHA. On a 10+, pick 3 from the list below. On a 7-9, pick 1. On a miss, pick 1, but things tumble beyond your control (the GM will say how).

• Come out ahead
• No one suspects you cheated (rightly or wrongly)
• You make a contact at the table
• You didn’t piss off the wrong person

Example usage is at:
http://takeonrules.com/take-on-establishments