Gamble With Your Friends Achievement Tracker

Prepare the list before the lobby opens

The tracker covers the 55 Steam achievements for Gamble With Your Friends. Search by name or category, then narrow the list by difficulty, visibility, and completion state. Choose a small group for the session so every player knows which tables, floors, or endings matter.

A tracker does not unlock anything by itself. It keeps the lobby from forgetting a target while the shared bank and timer demand attention.

Understand local progress

Checked achievements are stored in the current browser. No GWYF Guide account is required, and the site does not need a Steam login. The tradeoff is that clearing site data, switching browsers, or moving to another device can remove the local checklist.

Keep a text backup of important targets before clearing browser storage. Do not paste private Steam data into a public form or chat.

Filter by the next playable route

Start with the current floor and the tables the team can actually reach. If a target requires a randomized game, select a fallback achievement that uses the same part of the run. Hidden achievements should be handled separately so their unclear requirements do not distract the quota team.

The achievements guide explains campaign, table, money, and ending groups. The run planner connects each target to a stop rule.

Update after the result, not during danger

Mark a goal complete after the unlock appears or Steam records it. Avoid checking boxes in the final seconds of a casino visit. One player can update the list between days while the rest of the lobby reviews the bank and Tickets.

If an expected unlock is missing, leave it open and record the version, save rules, floor, and action. The July 2026 update changed save options, and Endless Mode disables ending achievements.

Keep the checklist honest

Do not mark a disputed requirement as solved only because one attempt seemed close. A useful tracker reflects what the player has actually completed. When the game receives another patch, recheck targets tied to changed tables, items, networking, or endings before relying on an old route.