Multiplier Roulette is roulette built around multipliers. A complete guide to Multiplier Roulette: rules, payouts and the math behind every round. Facts, not hype.
The hard numbers of the game, for the record.
How to play
Pick a chip value and place chips on any of the six multiplier cells - you can spread over several cells, and everything on the table counts as one bet. Undo removes your last chip, Clear empties the table. Hit spin and the server picks the pocket. Fast mode shortens the spin; Auto replays the chips until your limits are hit.
Wheel and odds
- 2×: 24 pockets, 48% chance
- 4×: 12 pockets, 24% chance
- 8×: 6 pockets, 12% chance
- 16×: 3 pockets, 6% chance
- 24×: 2 pockets, 4% chance
- 48×: 1 pocket, 2% chance
- 0×: 2 house pockets where no bet wins
Payouts
Each tier has 48 ÷ multiplier pockets, so every cell returns the same 96% of what you put on it. A higher multiplier only changes how often you win, not the long-run return.
Frequently asked questions
What is Multiplier Roulette?
A 50-pocket wheel of six multiplier tiers - 2x to 48x - plus two house pockets. Bet on one or more tiers; each tier has 48 divided by its multiplier pockets, so every cell returns 96%.
What is the biggest payout in Multiplier Roulette?
48x, on the single 48x pocket - a 2% chance per spin. The 2x tier has 24 pockets and lands 48% of the time.
Do the house pockets change the odds?
They are where every bet loses - the two 0x pockets. That is what brings each tier's return to 96%.
The numbers that matter
| RTP | 96% |
|---|---|
| Pockets | 50 |
| Multipliers | 2× to 48× |
| Max multiplier | 48× |
