Corellian Spike 'Casino' Rules

Here you can find real-world, casino worthy Corellian Spike Sabacc Rules that are truly consistent in their ranked hands and one universal, complete, and consistent tiebreaker chain with no exceptions, and you can try a browser game simulation right here with no real-money play.

Corellian Spike Sabacc was invented for Solo: A Star Wars Story, and it is absolutely worth trying whether you already know Sabacc or are just getting curious about it for the first time. The rules presented here are a fan-made 'casino' variant and are not affiliated with or endorsed by Lucasfilm or Disney.

If you want to get a feel for the rhythm first, jump straight into the simulation and come back to the rules, reference sheet, and odds once you want the deeper details.

Corellian Spike Sabacc is a card game for 2 to 8 players using a 62-card deck divided into three suits, with the goal of assembling a hand of 2 to 5 cards that sums to zero or closest to zero. The game involves phases of drawing cards, rolling Spike Dice, and betting, with specific actions available to players during each phase. Winning is determined by the hand's value, with various ranked hands and tiebreakers outlined for resolving ties.

The rules are kept simple and streamlined, easy to learn, easy to teach, easy to adjudicate, and watertight at a casino table. The spike dice have been toned down and are now less disruptive, often giving players opportunities to improve their hands rather than radically changing the game state.

If you do not have a chance to pick up a deck at the Disney Parks, Hyperspace Props makes very high-quality and very good-looking Corellian Spike decks. You can browse their Corellian Spike section or go straight to their Solo Corellian Spike Sabacc Deck, which looks just like the one used in the movie.

So if you want to have a truly consistent casino ready gambling game rooted in the rich Star Wars universe, this is it.