Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette

Just like the name suggests, the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette game is based on the infamous television series that remains popular around the world. The appearance is set to mimic the show, featuring blue panels, a giant screen, and the two monitors that the contestant and host would use when the game is in session.   

Naturally, a live dealer presents the action, manually spinning the wheel and adding the ball after each betting phase has concluded. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette uses a European variation of the game, too, meaning that only 1 zero pocket is present on the wheel itself. As for the minimum stake size in this release, it sits at 0.20.  

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette was created by Playtech, a provider that looks to ensure an immersive experience across its range of online casino games. They have other live shows in their portfolio, alongside plenty of slots, such as Age of the Gods: God of Storms, Buffalo Blitz, and Silent Samurai: Mega Cash Collect. 

If you want to play the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette game online with us, here's a guide to get you started:   

1. Sign in to your BetVictor account.  
2. Head to the live casino games page.  
3. Search for 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette' and click on the game when it appears.  
4. Wait for the next betting phase and use the chips at the bottom of the screen to find a stake size that matches your preferences.  
5. Click on the betting area to lay wagers on a number(s) or a colour.  
6. The Millionaire Numbers will then be chosen, as detailed in the bonus section further down this page.  
7. Next, the liver dealer will declare no more bets before spinning the wheel and adding the ball.  
8. Once the ball has landed in a pocket, all bets on the chosen number or colour will be awarded at the corresponding rate.  
9. Finally, the game will then restart from the betting phase.  

Not already registered with BetVictor? No problem! Simply click or tap on the green 'Sign Up' button in the top right corner and fill in the various fields that appear. From here, you can verify your information and make a deposit to play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette online with real funds.

All of the standard Roulette options remain active in Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette, with the payout for inside bets being adjusted to incorporate the main bonus feature.  

There are two bonus features in Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette, both of which come with a handful of different components.  

Millionaire Numbers

At the start of each round, after bets have been placed, anywhere from 1 to 10 Millionaire Numbers will be selected. These can come with one of three symbols attached to them:  

• Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Logo - Bronze or gold variations of this symbol exist, being linked to the 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' round, with 8 or 10 questions being asked, respectively.  
• Multiplier - This multiplier will always show 100x.  
• Question Mark - The question mark logo can show a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Bonus round with a maximum potential win of 150x or 300x, alongside a multiplier of 50x or 100x.  

Now, if the ball falls into a Millionaire Number pocket, all inside bets will be awarded with the associated potential winnings. Keep in mind that all of the inside bets will contribute differently:  

• Straight-up Bet - Full amount.  
• Split Bet – Half of the original bet amount (1/2)  
• Street Bet – A third of the original bet amount (1/3)  
• Corner Bet - A fourth of the original bet amount (1/4)  
• Basket Bet - A fourth of the original bet amount (1/4)  
• Line Bet - A sixth of the original amount (1/6)  

If the chosen Millionaire Number features a multiplier, it will be awarded at the corresponding rate. For example, a 1.00 stake on a split bet would award 50.00 (Half the original bet amount multiplied by 100x). Adversely, if a question mark Millionaire Number is picked, the corresponding bonus will be revealed. Should this be a multiplier, it will be applied to the contributing bet amount and be awarded to the player.  

Millionaire Bonus 

Finally, there is the Millionaire Bonus, which can consist of 5, 8, or 10 rounds, depending on whether it was triggered by a Question Mark, the Bronze Logo, or the Gold Logo symbol. In this round, players are asked the same question each round, which is 'Which of the four boxes has the highest multiplier?". Players must then pick one of the four answers to reveal a multiplier or an X.  

Should a multiplier be picked, it will be added to the total for the round, while an X will end the bonus immediately. During the first three (If the bonus was triggered with a question mark) or five rounds (If the bonus was triggered with a logo symbol), there are no X icons present. Naturally, these multipliers can also increase as the rounds progress.  

It's also worth mentioning that there are three lifelines available to players that can be used once each during the bonus: 

• 50-50 - Two incorrect answers will be removed from play.  
• Ask the Audience - The virtual audience votes on which answer they think holds the highest multiplier.  
• Ask the Host - The host removes the lowest multipliers from the game. One or more can be removed, depending on which round is currently being played.  

Once players pick an X or make a successful guess in the final round, the accumulated multiplier will be applied to the stake size, based on the contribution of the triggering bet, before being awarded. The game will then restart from the betting phase.

There is a selection of other online casino games in our portfolio that revolve around the hugely popular Who Wants To Be A Millionaire show. Releases to look out for include the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire slot, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Rush, and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Video Poker!