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Live game shows: odds for five wheels

Five live shows from Evolution, five odds guides. Each lists the wheel layout, the probability of every result and the published return to player, with a link to the source.

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How each guide is built

Every show page follows the same order. First the layout of the wheel or table, then a probability for each result, then the published RTP and where it comes from, then what the numbers mean for a session. The same order makes the shows easy to compare: you can read the Crazy Time and MONOPOLY Live pages one after the other and see that they share a 54-segment skeleton but pay out in different ways.

We cover the five shows that are available at our partner, so the button on each page opens the same game. Other titles, such as Mega Ball or Football Studio, are not covered yet.

Five structures, one method

The five shows differ in structure more than in price. Crazy Time and MONOPOLY Live share a 54-segment frame, Funky Time uses 64 segments, Dream Catcher has no bonus rounds but chains multipliers, and Lightning Roulette sits on a 37-pocket wheel. The RTP table puts the published figures next to each other.

About the order

The order of the pages is not a ranking. Crazy Time comes first because it has the most search interest and because Evolution publishes the most about it itself.

Reading a segment count

A segment count is the whole story of the base game. If a wheel has 54 equal segments and a result owns 7 of them, its probability is 7/54, 12.96%. The fair price of that bet, the payout at which the game would break even, is 54/7 minus 1, about 6.71 to 1. A game that pays 5 to 1 on it keeps the difference. Everything on the show pages is a variation of that sum.