Often when putting together a price set or just in casual conversation with models the studio will mention the need for games to play when in room. We often get asked about games, how to play them, what to charge, what to do for prizes, etc. This post will be about the structure of different games to play with some ideas for prizes.

So the first game every model should have is a prize wheel. Prize wheels are simple and you can either buy a generic wheel off of Amazon or download the app whirligig from the apple app store. I prefer the app as you can add an unlimited amount of prize to it which allows for more as opposed to a physical wheel.

Another game I often recommend is a prize board. These are physical poster boards (think the kind you used for science experiments in grammar school) with post it notes on them. On the front side of the post it notes, number each note 1-25, or 1-50, or even 1-100 depending on the size of the board. On the back of the notes you write the prize for each note. To play, members tip the amount shown on the post it note to reveal the prize.You will want to have a separate board or space to place the notes after revealing the prize. After the board is clear you can consider doing a public show in reward for finishing the game. * A note to new or developing models, I would recommend doing a lower amount like 1-25 if you try doing this game.

If you are a fan of cards, there are several games you can play with a basic deck of cards. You can play games like black-jack or hi/low and offer simple teases or flashes as prizes.

A model can also make a simple game out of rolling dice and a prize list written out on a white board or paper.

Some models with large followings play more sophisticated games like Jenga.

There are several more games that can be played while camming. All it takes is a little creativity on the models part and just about any game can be profitable. One important thing to keep in mind though, games tend to be more successful if you have a base following who aggregates in your room that will play the game. Also, be strategic with your prizes and prices. You as a model should plan out the games with the risk/prize ration being just right to encourage the gamble on behalf of the members.

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