Items offered on the gambling screen are randomly determined, with one exception. This only matters to low and mid-level characters, and every type of item is available after Clvl 55. The item types offered to gamble for are determined by your character's level, but only in that higher level characters get more item types offered to them. Most players load the gambling screen repeatedly when looking for specific item types. The items available on a gamble screen reset as soon as the screen is closed. It does not matter what difficulty level or act you gamble in, how many players are in the game, if you're wearing magic find equipment, etc. The quality of items is determined entirely by the level of the character (Clvl) gambling.

There was a bug in early versions of Diablo II that made one item on every gambling page unique, but this was fixed in a patch long ago. Gambling can provide set and unique items too, though the odds of rolling them are very long, and the odds of gambling any particular exceptional or elite set/unique item are astronomical.īuying everything in a gambling screen does not improve the odds of getting higher quality items. While most long term equipment needs will be met by runewords, uniques, and sets, gambling can be a very good way to upgrade a new character's equipment, and to score high quality rare armor and weapons. Gambling is both a way to burn off extra gold and a way to improve your character's equipment.

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