Gambling master

This feat has a flaw. You are addicted to gambling. At your DM's discretion, you may take this feat at level 1. If you do, you may also gain a second feat, or increase two of your ability scores by +1 (or one by +2). If you choose to increase any scores. Some flaws can be overcome in time, with role played work towards that end. Others might be overcome by a high-level Cleric, but the cost might involve a side quest or a great amount of money.

You’ve developed the skills necessary to win your games. You gain the following benefits:

• You have advantage on a check or roll in gaming scenario (3 times / longrest), if you already have proficiency in such skill, like: deception, sleight of hand then add +3 to the amount rolled.
• Every time you win a game or a competition, duel that has reward in money you can make a performance check, if it was high eugh for entertain the visitors (minimum 12 DC, depends on the audience) add the half of the reward to the final value. (ex: 100 gp + 50 gp = 150 gp)
• Any time you start to game with an enemy you instantly have the 1. initiative if the gaming turns to be a combat.
• If you lose all your money by a bid, you will have 1 gold left aniway to try a new game, or keep playing. If you lose that coin 3 times then doesn't appears again, only after 48 hour. You have to lose all the money you have for that lucky-coin to appear in your pocket. If you leave the game that 1 gold turns to be a normal gold coin, cannot be used again in 48 hour.
• You get a +8 to all sleight of hand checks.
• You have advantage on all sleight of hand checks.
• You can make a sleight of hand check as a bonus action.
• You learn two Tricks from the Gambler’s Tricks list.
• You also gain one Chance Die (d6) to fuel your Tricks. If you already have Chance Dice, this is added to your total amount. You regain the Chance die at the end of a short or long rest.