How to play
The whole game is one wheel and one decision. The wheel is cut into 20 equal segments, each printed with a multiplier, and you choose which of three wheels to spin.
- Pick a risk level: Low, Medium or High. The wheel redraws at once with that level’s multipliers, and a legend beside it lists each multiplier with how many of the 20 segments carry it.
- Choose a chip value from the tray and tap the Bet spot. Tap again to add more. A bet runs from 10 to 1,000 credits in steps of 10.
- Press Spin. When the wheel stops, the segment under the pointer decides the result: you get your bet times its multiplier. A 0× segment loses the bet.
Clear takes your chips back off the spot, and Rebet puts down the same amount as last time. The strip above the wheel shows your last 16 multipliers, newest first. Your chip size and risk level are remembered between visits. Run dry and you can claim 1,000 free credits.
The three wheels
| Risk | Segments and multipliers | Chance of any return |
|---|---|---|
| Low | 1.5× on 10, 1.1× on 4, 0× on 6 | 14 in 20 (70%) |
| Medium | 4.4× on 1, 3× on 1, 2× on 3, 1.5× on 4, 0× on 11 | 9 in 20 (45%) |
| High | 19.4× on 1, 0× on 19 | 1 in 20 (5%) |
Add up the multipliers on any one wheel and you get 19.4. Divide by 20 segments and the average spin pays 0.97 times your bet. So each wheel returns exactly 97%, a 3% house edge, and switching levels does nothing to that number.
A multiplier is what you get back, not what you win on top. On the low wheel, a 1.1× segment hands back 110 for a 100 bet: your stake plus 10. Every non-zero multiplier on this wheel is above 1, so nothing gives back less than you put down.
What risk really changes
The difference between the wheels is spread, not value. One way to see it is the typical swing per spin, measured as the standard deviation of the multiplier:
- Low: about 0.65 of your bet. Seven spins in ten pay something, usually 1.5×. A losing run of three in a row happens about 2.7% of the time.
- Medium: about 1.24 of your bet. You lose more often than you win, but the 2×, 3× and 4.4× segments cover the gap.
- High: about 4.2 of your bet. The single 19.4× segment is the only win on the wheel. The chance of going 20 spins without hitting it is about 36%, and 45 straight misses happen roughly one time in ten.
Strategy
There’s no setting that tilts the wheel toward you. Every spin is a fresh pick of 1 segment out of 20, unconnected to the history strip, so a long run of zeros on High doesn’t make the big segment any closer.
What you can tune is how long your credits last and how bumpy the ride is:
- Match bet size to the wheel. A bet that feels fine on Low can empty your balance on High, where most spins are total losses. Drop to a much smaller bet when you switch up.
- Low risk for long sessions. With 70% of spins returning something, your balance drifts down slowly at roughly the 3% edge.
- High risk for one shot. If you only want to chase a single big hit, High is the most direct way, but plan for dozens of misses first.
- Doubling after losses doesn’t fix the edge. It just makes your bets grow faster than the 1,000-credit cap allows.
If you prefer a wheel with several bets on the table at once, try Money Wheel. For a multiplier you cash out yourself, there’s Multiplier Rocket.
If you enjoy Multiplier Wheel, try Mystery Lamp or Narrow Win Baccarat next.
