Fallout New Vegas

... Yes.

And it is rather easy to cheese if you build your deck in the right way.

I more or less think of it as 'advanced' blackjack/21, but also has face cards that can be used to fuck up your opponent or aid yourself... and also of course, where you can much more directly influence the odds of what you draw, as you can literally construct your own deck.

What you want, imo, is the smallest deck possible, with numbered cards that will either add up to 20 - 26 with as few plays as possible, either on their own or, by way of being aided by the effects of your own face cards that you play on them.

The King is quite useful for that last part, doubles your numbered card value.

Basically, if you can speed rush building 2 caravans before your opponent, you win.

This kind of deck is easier to construct... if you actually go out of your way to seek out cards in the... main game.

Which is honestly a brilliant way of weaving together game mechanics.

I actually had to stop myself from playing caravan in some playthroughs, because I simply had so much money, from draining every NPC that offers to play, that it functionally broke the rest of the game.

It was either ban myself from more or less an inifinite money glitch with a decently long summoning time... or, intentionally handicap myself in other aspects of the game, to keep it from being a total cheesefest.

https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/How_to_play_Caravan