Wheel

Boost Wheel

Stake is virtual Bolts only

Your virtual Bolts

5,000

Stake in virtual Bolts

Free social casino game

What Boost Wheel is

A wheel of eight sectors, played only with virtual Bolts. You set how many Bolts go into the round, press once, and the wheel slows to a stop under a fixed pointer. The sector under the pointer multiplies the stake. Nothing about it answers to timing, practice or attention, and no real money is involved at any point.

One round, in order

Set the stake with the two buttons. It is a count of virtual Bolts placed in this one round, and nothing on the page raises it for you.
Press Spin the wheel, or the space bar if your hands are already there. One press is one spin; pressing again while it turns does nothing.
The wheel runs for about four seconds and eases to a stop. If your system is set to reduce motion, it goes straight to the result instead — the sector is the same either way.
The sector under the pointer multiplies the stake by the figure in the table below. Whatever that adds goes onto your virtual balance in this browser and no further.

The eight sectors

Every sector of the wheel, how wide its arc is and what it does to the virtual stake. The rows run clockwise from the pointer.
Sector	Arc of the wheel	What comes back
x0	130° of 360 · 36.1%	Nothing; the stake is spent
x0.5	90° of 360 · 25.0%	Half the stake back
x1	50° of 360 · 13.9%	The stake back, unchanged
x1.5	30° of 360 · 8.3%	One and a half times the stake
x2	25° of 360 · 6.9%	Twice the stake
x3	20° of 360 · 5.6%	Three times the stake
x5	10° of 360 · 2.8%	Five times the stake
x10	5° of 360 · 1.4%	Ten times the stake

The rows are in wheel order, clockwise from the pointer, so the table can be read against the wheel itself. A fractional Bolts figure is rounded to the nearest whole one.

How the sector is picked

One random angle per spin, drawn evenly across the whole rim in your own browser. The sector is simply the arc that angle falls inside, which is why a wide sector comes up more often than a narrow one by exactly as much as it is wider: the 130° arc marked x0 takes 36.1% of the rim, the 5° sliver marked x10 takes 1.4%. Those proportions are fixed in the code and stated here as a fact about this game, not as a forecast about your session.

Every spin is drawn on its own and nothing is carried over. The generator has no memory of the last round, so a long run of x0 does not ripen into anything and a wide sector does not become “due”. A good spin uses nothing up either. The wheel that starts your hundredth round is the same wheel that started your first.

Add the eight sectors up and the wheel averages out to about 97 virtual Bolts back for every 100 staked over a very long run. That is a pacing decision by us, so a session lasts a while rather than a minute. It describes virtual Bolts and nothing else, it is not a figure from any real-money product, and a short session lands wherever it lands.

A free allowance of Bolts arrives every three hours, and a balance that runs down is topped up at no charge. Playing costs nothing and buying is never required.

The stake is virtual. Bolts are counters kept in this browser. They cannot be withdrawn, exchanged for money, goods or vouchers, traded, gifted or moved to another player, and no sector on this wheel produces a prize.

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Loops of cyan and violet light drawn out into a ring against near-black, the way a wheel reads while it is still turning — Eight sectors, one pointer, one virtual balance that never leaves this browser.

Said plainly

None of this carries over

Success in social casino games does not imply future success in real-money gambling.

Boost Wheel is pure chance with a pointer on top. Reading the arcs correctly changes nothing, because there is nothing to read: the angle is drawn before the wheel has slowed down and no habit of yours touches it. Real-money gambling costs real money, runs on different maths and carries consequences a browser tab does not. A long run of narrow sectors here predicts nothing there.

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