17x Wheel Multiplier: 5.294% Win Chance
At a 17x multiplier the Wheel wins 5.294% of the time, which is 1 in 18.9, and pays 17 back for every 1 you stake (a profit of 16). The expected return is 90 for every 100 staked.
The numbers at 17x
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Multiplier | 17x |
| Chance to win | 5.294% |
| Odds | 1 in 18.9 |
| Chance to lose | 94.71% |
| Payout per 1 staked | 17 |
| Profit on a win | 16 |
| Win zone on the wheel | 19.06° of 360° |
| Roll range, Under | 0.0000 to 0.0528 |
| Roll range, Over | 0.9471 to 0.9999 |
| Expected return per 1 staked | 0.9 |
| House edge | 10% |
The Wheel turns a provably fair roll between 0.0000 and 0.9999 into a position on the wheel. You pick Under or Over, and the multiplier sets how large the winning zone is: chance = 90 ÷ 17 = 5.294%. Choosing Under or Over does not change the odds, only which end of the roll range wins.
What to expect over many spins
These are statistical averages for a 1-unit stake. They describe the long run, not what the next ten spins will do.
| Spins | Wins expected | Net expected | Typical swing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 spins | 0.5 | -1 | ± 12.04 |
| 100 spins | 5 | -10 | ± 38.07 |
| 1,000 spins | 53 | -100 | ± 120 |
Net expected is negative by design: the house edge takes 10% of everything staked on average. The swing column is one standard deviation, so results land inside it roughly two times out of three and outside it the rest of the time.
What this multiplier feels like
17x is a high-variance setting. Most spins lose, and the wins that do land pay a lot. Because the chance is only 5.294%, a session of a few dozen spins can finish with no win at all without anything being wrong.
Other multipliers
- 14x multiplier: 6.429% win chance
- 15x multiplier: 6% win chance
- 16x multiplier: 5.625% win chance
- 18x multiplier: 5% win chance
- 19x multiplier: 4.737% win chance
- 20x multiplier: 4.5% win chance
- Every Wheel multiplier