How to play Parade Wheel
- Pick a chip value: 5, 10, 25 or 100 Jovaro Coins.
- Tap any of the five value buttons, 1×, 2×, 5×, 10× or 20×, to put a chip on it. Tap again to stack another chip, or spread chips across several values.
- Press Spin. The total of your chips leaves your balance as the wheel starts turning.
- When the pennant settles, chips on the matching value are paid at that value and come back to you as well. Chips on the other values stay with the wheel.
"Clear" lifts every chip off before you spin. "Repeat stake" puts down exactly the same chips as your previous spin, which saves a lot of tapping if you have a favourite spread.
What the values mean
The value painted on a segment is what it pays to one. The wheel is honest about how often each value turns up: the small print under every button tells you how many of the thirty segments carry it. Fourteen segments show 1×, nine show 2×, four show 5×, two show 10× and just one shows 20×. Bigger numbers appear less often, and that trade-off is the whole game.
| Value | Segments | Pays | A 10 JC chip returns |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1× | 14 of 30 | 1 to 1 | 20 JC |
| 2× | 9 of 30 | 2 to 1 | 30 JC |
| 5× | 4 of 30 | 5 to 1 | 60 JC |
| 10× | 2 of 30 | 10 to 1 | 110 JC |
| 20× | 1 of 30 | 20 to 1 | 210 JC |
How rounds and coins work
One spin is one round. Your chips are placed, the wheel turns for about four seconds and the result is settled the instant it stops, then the table clears for the next round. The wheel keeps no memory between spins, so a 20× that just landed is no more and no less likely to land again. If your balance runs low, the free refill on the game panel takes it back to 5,000 Jovaro Coins. Coins are play tokens only: they have no cash value and can't be withdrawn, sold or passed to anyone else.
A note from the float crew
Wheels are hypnotic, and "one more spin" is the oldest line at any fair. If you notice you are spinning to chase back coins rather than for the fun of watching it go round, take a breather. You can set reality-check reminders or pause all games for a while on our responsible play page.
The story: the float with the wheel
Picture the parade crawling along at walking pace: a marching band out front, a convertible full of waving neighbours, then a pickup truck dressed in streamers with a wheel the size of a garage door bolted upright in the bed. People line up along the curb to give it a turn, and the whole street counts down as it slows.
We painted ours in the festival colours: teal for 1×, coral for 2×, grape for 5×, orange for 10× and a single hot-pink 20× segment that everyone points at. The pointer is a pennant cut from the same cloth as the bunting overhead, because nothing goes to waste at a block party.
Parade Wheel questions
Can I cover every value at once?
Yes, as long as your balance covers the chips. Covering everything guarantees one value pays, though not that you finish the spin with more coins than you started.
Is a value ever "due"?
No. Each spin picks one of the thirty segments at random, completely fresh. Long gaps and quick repeats are both normal.
What does Repeat stake do?
It places the same chips, on the same values, as your last spin. If your balance can't cover them, the game tells you and leaves the table empty.