Majestic Wheelshow Live: Our Review, How and Where to Play

Basic interactions with the game follow a fairly standard format, but there are definitely a few details that are unique to Majestic Wheelshow.

The point of the game is to predict what part of the wheel will end up on the pointer at its top. A single round of the game consists of a single spin, which means there is only one result per round.

Players have access to 9 bets in total, and each one corresponds to one type of wheel segment. Every bet is a Number, and the number corresponds to how much you stand to win if your prediction is correct.

For example, the Number 5 bet wins if the pointer lands on any wheel segment marked with a 5. If successful, the bet wins 5:1.

The available betting options in Majestic Wheelshow include:

• Number 1, which appears on 20 wheel segments and pays 1:1
• Number 2 appears on 13 segments and pays 2:1
• Number 5 appears on 6 segments and pays 5:1
• Number 7 appears on 4 segments and pays 7:1
• Number 10 appears on 3 segments and pays 10:1
• Number 15 appears on 2 segments and pays 15:1
• Number 20 appears on 2 segments and pays 20:1
• Number 35 appears on 1 segment and pays 35:1
• Number 40 appears on 1 segment and pays 40:1

As you can see, smaller numbers tend to pay less, but are more likely to win in any given round.

All of this adds up to 52 segments. The remaining 2 are Boosters – we’ll get to those in a bit.

For now, we’ll note that you can place any number of bets in any round, mixing and matching options however you want. The period between rounds is around 12 seconds, which is more than enough for such a simple game.

Majestic Number

After the betting period ends, one of the numbers/bets is selected as the Majestic number.

Essentially, the payout for that bet is increased and replaced by a different multiplier. If you have an active bet on that particular number and it turns Majestic, the payout if you win is replaced by the Majestic Number instead of the standard rate.

These Majestic Numbers are shown as multipliers ranging from 2x to 1,000x. However, note that this multiplier applies to your initial stake for the bet and not the base payout.

Booster Segments

As we mentioned previously, two sections of the wheel are marked as Booster Segments. These are not tied to any bet or wager, and they don’t really “win” on their own. Instead, Boosters are used to increase other bet’s payouts.

If the pointer lands on a Booster segment, all payouts for all numbers/bets are increased by a random multiplier. This means that pretty much all wagers receive a hefty power-up.

Once the bets are Boosted, the presenter spins the wheel. The resulting number pays our rewards using this new, increased rate.

If the wheel stops on the Booster for a second time, payouts that are already boosted are boosted again. The wheel will keep spinning again and again until a regular result occurs.

With that in mind, the game has a hard cap of 20,000x for all bets. You cannot win more than that amount no matter your initial stake or which bets you opted for.