Game Night Live Glossary

37 terms covering number segments (1-10), four bonus rounds (Dice Frenzy, Card Flip, Mystery Multiplier, Board Game Bonus), and the 25,000x max win path.

Autoplay

Game Night Live is a live show — pacing set by the host. No autoplay loop because each spin requires a manual wheel push. Favourite Bets templates let you redeploy chip configurations between rounds.

Banker / Player

Game Night Live doesn't use Banker/Player — that's baccarat. Bets target wheel segments directly: number values (1, 2, 5, 10) or bonus rounds.

Board Game Bonus

Game Night Live's flagship bonus segment. Triggered when the wheel pointer lands on the Board Game position. Roll dice to move your token across a ~30-space board hunting multiplier squares (5x to 500x) and the 25,000x grand prize space. Extra-roll spaces extend the path. Average duration: 60-90 seconds per round.

Bonus Buy

Game Night Live doesn't use Bonus Buy — it's a live wheel show. Bonus rounds trigger naturally when the wheel stops on their segments. The closest equivalent is staking all four bonus segments simultaneously.

Bonus Segment

Game Night Live's four wheel positions that trigger themed mini-games: Dice Frenzy, Card Flip, Mystery Multiplier, Board Game Bonus. Each occupies ~5-7% of the wheel. Combined: ~22-25% wheel coverage. You only collect a bonus if your chip is on that exact segment.

Card Flip Bonus

Game Night Live's grid-based bonus round. A 4x4 or 5x5 grid of face-down cards hides multipliers (2x-100x) or chain triggers that auto-flip adjacent cards. Your final prize = sum of all revealed multipliers. Calmer than Dice Frenzy, longer payout reveal sequence.

Cascading Reels

Game Night Live doesn't use cascades — it's a wheel show. Card Flip's chain-flip mechanic is the closest behavioral analog.

Cluster Pays

Game Night Live doesn't use cluster pays — it's a wheel show.

Dead Spin

Game Night Live's no-pay outcome. The wheel lands on a number or bonus segment where you placed no chip. Dead spin rate depends on coverage: betting all 8 segments minimizes dead spins; betting one segment maximizes them.

Dice Frenzy Bonus

Game Night Live's fastest bonus round. Two or three physical dice roll on a tray. Each die displays a multiplier (1x-50x). Final payout = your bet × product of all dice. Two dice: theoretical max 2,500x. Three dice: theoretical max 125,000x (capped at 25,000x). Round takes ~10 seconds.

Five Bet

Game Night Live doesn't use Five Bet — that's American Roulette. The 5 segment in Game Night Live is a number bet paying 5:1 when the wheel lands on it.

Free Spins

Game Night Live doesn't use Free Spins — it's a live wheel show.

Hit Frequency

Game Night Live's segment frequencies. Number 1: ~30% of wheel. Number 2: ~20%. Number 5: ~12%. Number 10: ~8%. Each bonus segment: ~5-7%. Combined bonus trigger rate: ~22-25%.

House Edge

Game Night Live's edge is built into the 96.08% RTP — ~3.92% house edge averaged across all bet types. Number 1 has the lowest variance (~97% RTP); bonus bets carry higher variance with ~94-95% RTP individually.

Lightning Multipliers

Game Night Live doesn't use Lightning Multipliers — those are Lightning Roulette / Lightning Bac Bo / Lightning Sic Bo features. Game Night Live's multipliers come from physical bonus rounds.

Live Host

Game Night Live's presenter. A human host runs every round from Evolution's themed studio. Spins the wheel, narrates bonuses, interacts via chat panel. The hardware and host together replace RNG with physical randomness.

Max Win

Game Night Live's cap: 25,000x per round. Reachable via Board Game Bonus jackpot square OR stacked Dice Frenzy combinations. Bounded — even theoretical 125,000x dice combos truncate to 25,000x.

Megaways

Game Night Live doesn't use Megaways — it's a wheel show.

Mystery Multiplier

Game Night Live's simplest bonus. Wheel lands on Mystery → a random multiplier (5x-100x) reveals and applies to all chips on the Mystery segment. No interaction, just a single reveal. Round takes ~5 seconds.

Natural

Game Night Live doesn't use "natural" terminology — that's baccarat/blackjack. Outcomes are pure wheel physics.

Number Bets

Game Night Live's four numerical segments: 1 (pays 1:1, ~30% frequency), 2 (pays 2:1, ~20%), 5 (pays 5:1, ~12%), 10 (pays 10:1, ~8%). EV per dollar is nearly identical across all four — variance differs, return doesn't.

Outside Bets

Game Night Live doesn't use outside bets — that's roulette terminology. The closest equivalent is the number 1 segment (~30% hit rate, 1:1 payout, lowest variance).

Paytable

Game Night Live's segment payouts: 1 = 1:1, 2 = 2:1, 5 = 5:1, 10 = 10:1. Bonus segments pay variable based on round outcome (5x-25,000x range).

Player / Banker

Game Night Live doesn't use Player/Banker — that's baccarat. Bets target wheel positions.

RNG

Game Night Live does NOT use RNG for the wheel spin itself — outcomes come from physical hardware momentum. Bonus rounds may use RNG for sub-decisions (dice values, card placement) but core spin is pure physics.

RTP

Game Night Live returns 96.08% averaged across all bets. Highest individual RTP: number 1 (~97%). Lowest: bonus bets without sustained variance (~94-95% individually, but with much higher upside).

Scatter

Game Night Live doesn't use scatters — it's a wheel show.

Side Bets

Game Night Live doesn't have side bets in the classic sense. The 4 bonus segments are integrated into the wheel — they aren't separate wagers, they're betting positions like number segments.

Sticky Wild

Game Night Live doesn't use sticky wilds — it's a wheel show.

Third Card Rule

Game Night Live doesn't use Third Card Rule — that's baccarat.

Tie Bet

Game Night Live doesn't have a Tie bet — wheel outcomes are unique per spin.

Top Slot

Game Night Live doesn't use the Top Slot mechanic from Monopoly Live / Crazy Time. Game Night Live's multipliers come from bonus rounds, not a pre-spin top-slot reel.

Variance Per Segment

Game Night Live's variance scales with segment value. Number 1: lowest variance (frequent small wins). Number 10: medium variance. Bonus segments: highest variance (rare big wins, especially Dice Frenzy and Board Game).

Volatility

Game Night Live is rated Medium — bonus segments produce variance, number bets dampen it. Mixed-strategy bets (numbers + 1-2 bonuses) achieve balanced variance.

Ways to Win

Game Night Live doesn't use ways-to-win.

Wheel Physics

Game Night Live's spin uses real-world momentum, friction, and pointer mechanics. The host applies force; the wheel decelerates naturally and locks the result. No spin animation — what you see on stream is what happens. Independently audited for randomness.

Wild

Game Night Live doesn't use wild symbols — it's a wheel show.

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