Play Money Time Game

Money Time is a live game built around a wheel, some numbers, and the possibility that those numbers may briefly matter more than usual. Developed by Pragmatic Play, it follows a familiar live casino games structure where most rounds resolve quickly, while a few take a longer detour through bonus mechanics. The setup is uncomplicated, the rules are easy to follow, and the pace rarely drags.  

The studio design kept everything to a minimum. A large wheel at the centre, framed by muted greens and golds there to, at least, hint at the money theme. The host’s role is procedural, they guide the game forward but they’re not interested in becoming the show. Transitions into bonus rounds are also clean and efficient, and the soundtrack stays mostly in the background.  

The game uses a standard betting structure across instant multipliers and bonus segments. Here’s what you're working with: 

Cash Roll 

Cash Roll appears on four segments, so it's statistically the most sociable of the bonus rounds. A die is rolled to pick one of six golden briefcases, each carrying a mystery multiplier. Some briefcases might receive extra bonus boosters before the roll, increasing their value up to 10x. With a BetSpot booster in play, this round can theoretically crawl its way to a 5,000x payout. 

Coin Rush 

Coin Rush starts with an 8x8 grid of hidden coin multipliers. You're asked to pick a coin, essentially a fancy coin toss with fewer heads. Five bonus boosters are then randomly scattered across the grid, potentially inflating the value of your pick. Best-case scenario: you reveal a coin worth 100x, boosted up to 25,000x. Worst-case: you picked a lemon. 

Bank Heist 

This bonus opens up 16 deposit boxes tied to numbered balls in a lottery-style draw. As each ball is drawn, its corresponding box opens, revealing either a multiplier or a booster. If a booster appears, the entire grid gets an upgrade. Potential winnings go as high as 40,000x, assuming luck decides to show up. 

Money Time 

The game’s namesake round is also its rarest, found on just one segment. Pick a colour (red, green, or blue) and spin a corresponding reel. Multipliers stack in the background while respin symbols can extend your run. If you're incredibly fortunate (or extremely patient), this round can potentially reach a 29,000x payout. The spins keep going until they don’t, or until you’ve run out of interest, whichever comes first. 

Money Time uses a 54‑segment wheel and a 2‑reel mini-slot that kicks in before each spin. The wheel is divided between multiplier segments (1, 2, 5, 10) and bonus rounds. You can bet on any of the numbers or bonus games. The mini-slot randomly selects a segment and applies a multiplier between 2x and 50x.  

If spinning wheels and occasionally generous multipliers are your thing, a few other BetVictor Casino games might also qualify as distractions: 

• Wheel O' Gold: The most colourful wheel-based live game in the casino, with bonus rounds and very little restraint. 
• Mega Wheel: Another Pragmatic Play live game, this one sticks closer to traditional wheel-based gameplay with number-only segments.  
• Blitz Super Wheel: A hybrid that takes the slot aesthetic into the live casino world, complete with bonus spins. 

Money Time didn’t set out to change the live casino landscape, but it did shuffle the cards a bit. The BetSpot booster is a useful wrinkle, and the bonus rounds are inventive enough to warrant the occasional raised eyebrow. Whether that’s enough to sustain long-term interest depends on how much you enjoy watching wheels spin while a presenter narrates with suspicious levels of enthusiasm. Personally? It’s clean, clever in parts, and exactly what it says on the wheel. Nothing more, nothing less.