Dream Catcher

Dream Catcher rules

Dream Catcher looks like Mega Wheel until the wheel stops on a multiplier. 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40 are results. 2x and 7x are not. They send the wheel around again, and the next number is worth more. A 2 that follows a 7x pays 14 times. A 1 that follows a 2x pays 2 times, which feels small after the wait. That feeling is the game.

The studio wheel has fifty-four slices and a lot of them are 1s. This page uses twelve slices so a phone can show the whole idea. The 20 and the 40 will appear more often here than they do in a hosted room. Treat a good practice spin as a lesson, not as a rate you can take to the cash table.

Dream Catcher demo

• You bet one slice group: the wheel picks the slice. There is no separate bet on 2x.
• 2x multiplies the next result by 2. 7x multiplies it by 7. If both appear before a number, they stack.
• A 1 with no multiplier returns the stake and nothing on top.

Hosts on the live wheel talk through the spin. They do not choose the flap the pointer hits. If the connection drops during a respin, wait for the settled result before you assume the stake is gone. On this page the credits never leave the browser.

Dream Catcher 2x and 7x respins

1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40 pay that many times. 2x and 7x spin the wheel again and multiply the next number. A 2 after a 7x pays 14 times. A 1 after a 2x pays 2 times, which feels small after the wait. Two multipliers in a row stack. You do not bet on 2x by itself. The stake stays in the round until a number lands.

The studio wheel has 54 slices and a lot of them are 1s. This practice wheel has twelve, so 20 and 40 show up more often than they will in a hosted room. A good run here is a lesson, not a rate you can carry to the cash table. A 1 with no multiplier returns the stake and nothing on top. Mega Wheel does not have these respins. If the pointer is still moving when your connection drops, wait for the settled result.