Wheel Of Fortune Spin — Every Round Counts at koboy89

A prize segment is one of the divided sections on the wheel face, each carrying a specific multiplier value or bonus award. The wheel stops randomly on a segment after each spin, and that segment's value is applied to your qualifying bet.

A multiplier wedge is a special segment that increases the standard prize value of an adjacent segment by a set factor. Landing on it first, then re-spinning, applies the multiplier to the next segment the wheel stops on.

A bonus wheel trigger is the in-game condition — usually a scatter symbol count or a dedicated wheel symbol — that activates the secondary prize wheel. The trigger requirements are listed in the game's paytable before you start playing.

Multi-tier wheel refers to a bonus structure with two or more separate wheels stacked in sequence. Reaching each tier requires landing on a specific advancing segment. Each successive wheel carries higher prize values than the previous one.

A live hosted wheel show is a real-time broadcast game where a human presenter operates a large physical wheel. You place bets on numbered segments before the spin locks, and the outcome is determined by where the wheel physically stops.

RNG stands for Random Number Generator — the algorithm inside the game server that determines which segment the wheel stops on. It runs independently of player actions and the platform, ensuring each spin outcome is statistically independent from the last.

The paytable shows each segment's prize value, the bonus wheel trigger conditions, the multiplier range across all wheel tiers, and — where the provider publishes it — the RTP figure. Access it via the information icon inside the game.

A re-spin feature awards one additional wheel spin without a new bet. It is triggered either by landing on a re-spin segment or by reaching a specific bonus stage. The re-spin uses the same wheel configuration as the original round.

Session continuity means that if a spin completes while your connection is interrupted, the recorded outcome is preserved on the server side. When you reconnect, the result that was already logged is shown — the completed spin is not voided.

A round ID is a unique reference code assigned to each completed spin, stored in your account transaction history. Use it when contacting support about a specific result, as it allows agents to retrieve the exact game server record for that spin.