Casino Games

• The vast majority of chance games are based on casino and gambling games. If the game involves money, then it is considered gambling. Most Flash games do not use money and instead provide the player with points. Go to your favorite Flash game website and try the different casino chance games. Most casino chance games work based on probabilities and you can be successful if you understand the mathematics of the game.
  
  

Card Games

• Many chance games are card games. Card chance games require some skill because the player determines the probability of getting the hand she want. Some common card chance games include cribbage, black jack, poker, Texas hold 'em and speed cards.
  
  

Television-Based Games

• Several Flash chance games are based off television shows, such as "Wheel of Fortune," "Deal or No Deal" and "Price is Right."
  
  

Racing

• Another category of chance games are those based on racing, including car racing, horse racing and even dog racing. Place bets on which horse, car or dog you want to win or even participate in the race yourself as the driver or rider.