Grand Theft Auto Online continues to make Rockstar money hand over fist. The online mode has helped keep GTAV on the best-sellers list each month consistently since its release in 2013. There have been countless updates to the game over the years and today the developer is

Opening soon: A luxury casino in the heart of Vinewood... pic.twitter.com/fSM9xXFk23

— Rockstar Games (@RockstarGames) June 13, 2019

" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">teasing the next update: luxury casinos.

The tease contains basically no details other than that Rockstar is adding a casino in Vinewood. That said, it doesn't seem like you need to hear much more to know what they're doing. The franchise had casinos back in San Andreas, which let you play games like roulette, slots, video poker, and blackjack. I would expect to see all of those and more included. However, I'm interested to see how everything works.

My biggest potential hangup with this update is that players can spend real money to purchase in-game money via Shark Cash. Could someone spend $100 on Shark Cash and then lose it all in the casino?  If so, how is that different from gambling and how is it even being allowed to happen? It seems like a dicey thing to put out when the industry is currently trying to sort out the problems many have with the gambling nature of loot boxes.

I hope that this update just lets you run your own casino or has the casino serve as a heist location. Letting you lose your real-world money would seem pretty scummy. Hopefully, all of that is cleared up when the team reveals the full announcement.

Grand Theft Auto V is available now on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Stay tuned to DualShockers for all the news coming out of E3.