Quick rounds / BINK ORIGINALS

Wheel

The game. The rules. The details that matter.

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What is Wheel?

You set the wheel up, then spin it once. The segment the round seed picks is the multiplier you're paid.

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How to play Wheel

1. Segments. 10 to 50, in steps of 10. Every segment on the wheel is equally likely, so the count changes how finely the prizes are cut up.
2. Risk. Low, medium or high. Low pays small and often, and high puts the whole wheel's value on a single segment.

Wheel payouts & return to player

Every segment shows its multiplier before you spin, and the blank ones pay nothing. Most of the wheel is blank on medium, and on high exactly one segment isn't.

The published RTP headline for Wheel is 98.00%. RTP describes long-run expected return, not what a particular session will pay. Read more about Bink’s published game RTPs and their assumptions.

Checking your Wheel results

Keep the round identifier from your game history. Our round verification guide explains how to check a completed result against its seed information. The provably fair overview explains what that verification proves. It does not predict future outcomes or guarantee a win.

Explore more quick rounds

If you want to explore other quick rounds, start with these Originals:

• Cased — Open a case and reveal a multiplier.
• Slider — Choose a target multiplier and join a shared timed round.
• Dice — One roll settles it.
• Plinko — A ball falls through 8 to 16 rows of pegs.

Browse all Originals and their guides, or start with the Bink Originals beginner’s guide.