What is Wheel?
Wheel is a game of chance where you bet on one or more colors, each with different multipliers. Once the timer ends, the wheel is spun, and the color it lands on determines the winner and the payout.
How does Wheel work?
To start a game, you can place a bet on one or more of the six colors:
- Yellow: 2x multiplier
- Green: 4x multiplier
- Blue: 6x multiplier
- Pink: 11x multiplier
- Orange: 21x multiplier
Place your wager on the colors you want to bet on. After the first player places their bet, the countdown timer starts at 60 seconds. During this time, other players can join and place their own bets on any combination of colors. Once the timer reaches zero, the wheel is spun, and the color it lands on determines the outcome. If the wheel stops on a color you bet on, you’ll win the amount of your bet multiplied by that color’s multiplier.
What are the odds of winning, and what's at stake?
The odds of winning depend on the color(s) you choose to bet on. The wheel is made up of 25 tiles, and here are the odds for each color based on how many tiles are allocated to them:
- Yellow: 48% chance (2x multiplier)
- Green: 24% chance (4x multiplier)
- Blue: 16% chance (6x multiplier)
- Pink: 8% chance (11x multiplier)
- Orange: 4% chance (21x multiplier)
If the wheel lands on a color you've bet on, you’ll win the amount of your wager multiplied by that color’s multiplier.
When will I receive my winnings?
Your winnings will be sent to you as soon as the wheel timer ends and the result is determined.
How the outcome is determined?
A random seed is generated and its hashed version is stored in the smart contract before the first player joins. After the timer reaches zero, we wait for the next mined block on Alephium to obtain its hash. The hash is then combined with the seed to generate a random number, which determines where the wheel will stop and finalizes the round. You can find more information about this process on the Randomness page.
How do I know that outcome is not manipulated?
We've implemented a Provably Fair system so that after each game, you have all the data needed to verify that the outcome of your round is not manipulated. You can find more information about this on the Provably Fair page.
What are the fees?
Currently, protocol edge on each color averages ~5%.