During High-Stakes Showdown side quest in Star Wars Outlaws, you have to get into the Kaslo’s parlor. But if you don’t know about its location, this guide will walk you through how to crash the high-stakes Sabacc game and give Bosnok a run for his money.
How to Start the High-Stakes Showdown Side Quest
Before you can get into the cardroom action, you need to complete the False Flag main quest. This mission involves a bit of heroic action—rescuing Bosnok from a sticky situation at the Imperial fueling station. Once you complete the quest, Danka will invite you to a backroom Sabacc game during another Shadows of Deceit side quest. Once you get a victory in the game, it will trigger the High-Stakes Showdown quest and that’s when you will have to visit Kaslo’s parlor at Toshara.
How to Enter the Kaslo’s Parlor in Star Wars Outlaws
The map marker will lead you to Kaslo’s entrance in Mirogana, a bustling city on Toshara. But don’t expect a red carpet welcome—the door is locked tighter than a Wookiee’s grip.
When you arrive, you’ll see an NPC Sullustan sitting on a bench nearby. Even if you talk to him, he’s more of a signpost than a source of valuable info—just shows you the direction of the door. So, what’s next? Use the stairs to go down towards the northwest of the Mirogana City Landing Zone.
Keep getting down the stairs and take a sharp left at the bottom. You’ll come across a bar and if you look towards leftmost just after entering the bar, there is a hallway. Go to this passageway that will lead you to a broken walkway. Press the right controller stick to use grappling hook to swing across the broken path. On the other end, you will land right at the Kaslo’s parlor door on the left.
Once you’re inside, the hard part is over. The security in Kaslo’s parlor isn’t exactly top-tier, so no need to worry about getting caught. You can finally take a breath, and make your way to the Sabacc table. The only serious thing to do for which you came here is to beat Bosnok at his own game and pocket some good winnings.
But this final Sabacc game is tricky. You may have to reload a few times before you get succeded. So, it’s better to save the game before the start, just in case the cards aren’t in your favor. Once you start playing, it’s sometimes better to stand on your hands instead of taking risky draws. After all, the key to Sabacc is more than a simple win, it’s also about losing less.
