How to play the Money Wheel

The Money Wheel, called Big Six or the Big Wheel in casinos, is the easiest table game to understand: put chips on a number, the wheel spins, and if it stops on your number you are paid that many times your bet.

How a round works

1. Place chips on one or more of the six betting spots: 2, 3, 6, 18, 27 and 54.
2. The wheel spins and comes to rest on one of 60 segments.
3. If the segment matches a spot you bet on, you are paid your chips multiplied by that number, with your original chips included in the return. Other spots lose.

The wheel, segment by segment

Which spot should you bet?

The 2× spot wins nearly half the time, so it suits a long session with lots of small results. The 54× spot wins about one spin in sixty and is the one people remember. Everything in between trades frequency for size.

Spreading chips across several spots does not improve your odds; it just means you will win something on more spins and win less when you do. Pick the feel you want and stick to it.

Tips

• Decide how many spins you will play before you start, not how much you want to win.
• Every spin is independent and decided on the server. A long gap since the last 54× does not make it due.
• If you like the spin-and-see pace, Roulette gives you far more ways to bet on one wheel.

Play free

The Money Wheel on All In uses the classic 60-segment layout with virtual coins only. Spin it free and see which spot suits you.