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The game is No-Limit Texas Hold’em in the Temple of Fortune, at three levels: the Scribes’ Table (blinds 50 / 100), the Priests’ Table (500 / 1,000) and the Pharaoh’s Table (5,000 / 10,000). Tables have 5 or 9 seats and 15 seconds per move. The 100,000 debens you get on arrival are plenty for the Scribes’ Table. Full rules are on the Texas Hold’em page.

For a family game, open the Own table tab in the hall: a saved character creates the table, and relatives join through By code or the link, even as guests. The poker with friends guide walks through it step by step.

If you grew up with Russian lotto — 90 numbers, three-row cards, a caller with a nickname for every barrel — our bingo feels different: 75 balls and a 5 × 5 card with the columns B, I, N, G, O and a free space in the middle. A line takes 30 % of the pot, the full card 70 %; the 75-ball vs 90-ball guide compares the two.

In the Hall of Seshat, AUTO halls mark numbers for you; in MANUAL halls you mark them and press “BINGO!” yourself, for one and a half times the experience. Details on the bingo page.

The Rotunda of Shai has European roulette with a single zero and a shared wheel: bets are open for 20 seconds, then the wheel spins for everyone at the table. Below is Israel’s favourite number this week. Bets and payouts are on the roulette page.

In the Hall of Thoth you play blackjack from a six-deck shoe: the dealer stands on every 17, a blackjack pays 3 to 2, and you can double, split and take insurance.

Three machines, bets from 100 to 50,000 debens a spin: Sevens of Ra pays small wins often, Book of Thoth saves its big moments for free spins, and Treasures of Horus has Hold & Win with fixed jackpots. Over a long run every machine returns about 95 %. See the slots page.

The ten players from Israel with the most experience this week, under their game names. Every game counts, as do daily visits and Ra’s Boat. Players who hide their place are never named.

Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Rishon LeZion, Ashdod, Be’er Sheva, Netanya — a city appears here once a player picks it. From a kibbutz or a moshav, choose the nearest city or just Israel.

1. Open the game. You can start as a guest without signing up and pick a language on the welcome screen.
2. Open My profile → My city. Israel is usually suggested from your connection; pick your city or keep Country only.
3. Walk to the Temple of Fortune and press Quick game, or create your own table and send the link to the family chat.

Save your character with an email and a password to get 500,000 debens and play from any device. More in how to play.

Gambling in Israel is covered by chapter 12 of the Penal Law, 1977. Section 224 defines a “prohibited game” as one where a person can win money, money’s worth or another benefit and the result depends more on chance than on understanding or ability. Organising such games is an offence; the legal exceptions are run by the state — the National Lottery and the sports betting board. A good summary is the Chambers guide to gaming law in Israel.

Anubis City is built without the money part: you never pay to play, nothing is for sale, and debens and ankhs can’t be withdrawn, sold or exchanged for money, goods or prizes. Only adults, 18 and over, can play. We are not lawyers — this is how we read the Penal Law, not legal advice.