50 Cent is Launching a New Casino Dice Game in Las Vegas

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50 Cent may be getting too old to be “In Da Club,” but the 51-year-old, Grammy-winning rapper is turning his attention to the casino. He’s introducing a new live casino table game called “Headcrack” at GE2 Las Vegas 2026.

50 Cent Brings Cee-Lo to the Casino Floor

50 Cent Headcrack brings the rapper’s latest business venture to the casino floor with a live table game that shares similarities with street craps and the three-dice street game Cee-lo. The launch adds another project to a portfolio 50 Cent has built since releasing his debut studio album, Get Rich or Die Tryin’, in 2003, including his own record label, fashion line, luxury liquor brands, and investments in companies such as Vitaminwater.

Headcrack incorporates familiar Cee-lo elements, but adapted for a regulated casino setting. It uses three dice and features the classic 4-5-6 roll, which triggers the game’s signature “Headcrack!” call. It also introduces dealers, published payouts, official betting structures, and side bets. A Bank-Shooter-Tie format is designed to make the game easier for newcomers to follow.

Headcrack Will Debut at G2E Las Vegas

The game is scheduled to make its global debut at G2E Las Vegas 2026, held September 29 through October 1 at The Venetian Expo. G2E is one of the casino gaming industry’s major annual events. 50 Cent is working with gaming company TCSJOHNHUXLEY to bring Headcrack to commercial casino operators following its unveiling.

The game is expected to be offered in multiple formats, including traditional dice and automated dice technology. It’s part of a broader push in casino game innovation, joining the Yahtzee table game that debuted at the Golden Nugget in August.

Casino Gaming Joins 50 Cent’s Business Portfolio

Headcrack adds casino gaming to 50 Cent’s existing business interests across entertainment, touring, spirits, publishing, and consumer products. TCSJOHNHUXLEY Executive Chairman Tristan Sjöberg said the partnership combines the rapper’s entertainment reach with the company’s experience in live casino gaming.

For 50 Cent, the idea is to take a game closely associated with New York street culture and give it a place on the casino floor. “For a hundred years this game lived on the corner,” he said. “Now it’s got a dealer, a pay table, and a seat at the table in a real casino. Same dice, new floor.”