What Happened to Vegas Nights 2 on WorldWinner?

No. WorldWinner's help center article "What games are available?" lists the current catalog by category. As of the review date, no Vegas Nights title appears in any category.

On timing: WorldWinner has not published a removal date or a reason that this guide could find in its help center or on its corporate blog, and this guide found no dated reporting on the removal. No date or reason is stated here for that reason.

Despite the name, Vegas Nights 2 was a match-3 puzzle, not a slots or card game. GSN Digital, which owned WorldWinner at the time, announced it on October 1, 2013 as its latest skill-based cash game, playable in the Cash Games section of GSN.com and on WorldWinner.com. The press release described it as building on Vegas Nights, a free match-three game on GSN.com and Facebook, with new boosts and the ability to compete against other players for cash prizes.

The same release listed the features. Multi-Swap let a player start a second swap before the first finished to chain swaps together. A Multiplier Meter rose when matches were completed quickly and multiplied the current score. Matching three or more coins spun a wheel for one of four Power Boosts: Cherry Twist, Rocket, Slot Shuffle, or Magic Wand. Matching four or more cherries created a Cherry Bomb, which destroyed the pieces in adjacent squares when matched.

The release also described Double Up Tournaments for the game: eight-player tournaments in which each entrant took one shot at a high score and the top three scorers each received a cash prize of twice the entry fee. That describes the 2013 launch and is not a current WorldWinner format listing.

WorldWinner no longer publishes a rules page for the game, so this guide does not state point values or time limits. Vegas Nights 2 was a GSN title. This site is an independent guide and is not affiliated with GSN or WorldWinner.

The answer depends on what a player liked about Vegas Nights 2. For the gameplay, the closest current title is Crystal Champions, because it is also a timed swap-style match-3. Players swap adjacent gems on an eight-by-eight grid to line up three or more, chained matches from one move climb from 10 to 210 base points, six levels multiply scores from x1.0 up to x3.5, and matches of four or five create Fire, Starlight, and Void Gems. See the in-game scoring table for current values.

For the Las Vegas theme, three current titles use familiar symbols and cards inside skill-scored formats. Payline Slots has reels, but the result comes from how a player spends 7 nudges to shift reels and build paylines before pressing Collect. Blackjack Peek Payout starts every player on 1,500 score chips and shows three face-up peek cards before each decision. Catch 21 is a timed solitaire in which cards are placed into four columns to total exactly 21, with no dealer. In all three, chips and points are scoring units only, entrants compete on score, and tournament prizes are set by the tournament.

No. There is no Vegas Nights game in WorldWinner's current catalog, in practice or cash play. The current titles above are separate games with their own published rules.

The tournament model is the same one Vegas Nights 2 used, which WorldWinner presents as skill-based competition. Players pay an entry fee, opponents are matched by a per-game skill rating, and prizes go to the top scores. WorldWinner says cash tournament entry fees start as low as $0.88, with lower-priced tournaments during promotions. Typical entries run up to $5, and premium tournaments cost $10 or more. Winnings are never guaranteed, and an entrant who finishes outside the paid places loses the entry fee.

Players must be 18 or older (higher in some jurisdictions), and cash play varies by location, device, and account. WorldWinner's terms list six states where cash competitions are not offered: Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Louisiana, South Carolina, and South Dakota. Indiana and Maine are listed as having no card games for cash, which affects Blackjack Peek Payout and Catch 21. This guide reports WorldWinner's published list and does not give legal advice.

A WorldWinner account holds one balance that is used across games, not a separate balance for each title. This guide has no access to any account and cannot confirm how an individual balance, an open tournament, or Vegas Nights 2 game history was handled when the title left.

Account questions go to WorldWinner directly. Support runs through help-center tickets and info@worldwinner.com. There is no live chat.

Two published terms matter for anyone who stopped logging in after a favorite game left. The inactivity fee is $3.50 per month once a cash account has gone 6 consecutive months without a login, and Bonus Bucks expire after 6 months without logging in. Withdrawing forfeits all Bonus Bucks.

The match-3 habits carry over to Crystal Champions: scanning for matches of four and five, setting up chains from one swap, and keeping a fast tempo. The details are new, so the scoring values, special gems, and level multiplier need to be learned in free practice games before any paid entry.

Skill ratings on WorldWinner are per game, so a new title starts from scratch. WorldWinner states that opponents are matched by a per-game skill rating and that players never face bots. Results depend on the opponents faced and are not predicted by past results in a different title.