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The Go-Kart Track is a limited-time building released on August 3, 2016, as part of the Springfield Games 2016 Event. It was the fifth prize of the event. The sixth and final prize, replaced the 3 hour standard income for a betting system similar to the one of Springfield Downs.
Jobs Involved[]
Betting on Racers[]
Once Springfield Games Pt. 6 is completed the Go-Kart Track changes from cash payout to this betting system. The player pays 5000 cash to choose between 1 of 4 racers: Blue, Pink, Red, and White Racer. Losing the bet yields a consolation prize of 50 XP.
| Odds | Reward | Chance of Win | Average Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-1 |  15000 100
|
66.01% | 9901.583.005
|
| 9-1 | 50000150
|
20% | 1000070
|
| 19-1 | 100000250
|
10% | 1000070
|
| 49-1 | 250000500
|
4% | 1000068
|
Possible Dialogues[]
L means (mentioned) loser. W means winner.
- The W rounds the first bend. > followed closely by the L > and-- what's this?! all the karts appear to be stalling out. > no one has been refueling the karts all day and they've run dry! > and the W is the winner, as the only one to get out of their kart and run across the finish line!
- The L collides with another racer! > who collides with the L! > They've created a pileup! > and the W wins by default for being the only functioning vehicle!
- The L Leads into the first bend. > But the L is gaining fast. > And now Fat Tony informs me that the W who is currently stalled on the starting line, is your winner!
- And the W is racing around the track in the wrong direction! > No wait, they're the only one racing in the right direction! > And the W wins!
Trivia[]
- It can be placed on grass, pavement, dirt, beach, boardwalk, pier, edge of boardwalk, or edge of pier.
- A patch update on September 1st, 2016 changed the money reward from the 49-1 odds from 2,500,000 down to 250,000.
Gallery[]
The winning of a 49-1 bet on Go-Kart Track after the patch.
