Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The player views casino games from a first-person or table-focused presentation, depending on the activity. The main objective is to place wagers, follow the rules of the selected game, and finish with more money than was started with.
Play is organized around separate casino activities rather than connected levels. Progression comes from bankroll changes and personal betting decisions; there is no documented character progression, exploration campaign, or story mode.
Plan your run
Set a fixed betting limit before starting and avoid increasing wagers simply to recover losses. Learn the rules and payout structure of each available game before committing a large portion of the bankroll.
Treat the casino activities as separate sessions, track wins and losses, and stop when the bankroll reaches a predetermined target or limit. No reliable DOS-specific cheat codes or unlock conditions are documented.
Before you begin
Use small wagers while learning each game’s rules and payout table.
Keep a separate record of the bankroll rather than relying on a single lucky streak.
Caesars Palace is a casino simulation for DOS built around the games and atmosphere associated with the Las Vegas resort of the same name. It presents a selection of gambling tables and machines rather than a conventional story campaign, allowing players to manage a bankroll while trying different casino activities. The developer and publisher for this DOS release are not reliably identified in the available reference information, so those fields are left blank. Its historical reception is also difficult to document consistently, although it is remembered primarily as a straightforward computer casino title for players seeking a digital gambling experience.
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