Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette

When you think of the iconic game show "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire," what comes to mind? Is it the suspenseful lighting, the tense background music, or perhaps the promise of striking it big with a single correct answer? 

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette takes these elements and wraps them around a roulette game, giving fans a fresh spin on the classic wheel. Developed by Electric Elephant in collaboration with Relax Gaming, this game retains the essence of a typical roulette experience while layering on the famous TV show’s charm.  

The setup is pretty standard for a roulette game, with a wheel divided into numbered slots and a variety of betting options. Players select chips in values ranging from modest amounts to substantial bets, and place them on the numbers or colours they hope the ball will settle into. In a twist, players who place bets on either "0" or "00" can unlock the Millionaire Bonus Round — a game within a game, bringing added tension and entertainment to each spin.  

Electric Elephant, alongside Relax Gaming, has consistently delivered twists to classic themes, and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette is no exception. Other titles like Cluster Tumble and Helios' Fury also display the studio’s knack for merging familiar elements with new and intriguing features.

Here's how you can get started and play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette for yourself: 

1. Sign in to your Heart Bingo account. 
2. Head to the live casino page. 
3. Search for "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette" and click the game when it appears. 
4. Once it's loaded, click on the pile of coins to choose an appropriate stake size. 
5. Hit the Spin icon to set the reels in motion. 

If you're not registered with the platform yet, click on the green "Sign Up" icon in the top-right corner and fill in the required fields. Then, you can verify your account and make a successful deposit if you want to play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette with real funds.     

The game uses the traditional Inside and Outside bets found in a regular roulette setup, with the added twist of Electric Numbers and the Millionaire Bonus Round. Let’s break down the different bets:

Inside Bets

• Straight Up: A single number bet that pays 29:1. It qualifies you for the Millionaire Bonus. 
• Split Bet: Covers two adjacent numbers, paying half the Straight Up payout. 
• Street Bet: Covers a row of three numbers. 
• Corner Bet: A bet that covers four numbers, paying one-fourth of the bet. 
• Basket Bet: A bet on "0, 1, 2, 3" at their intersection. 
• Line Bet: Covers two rows of three numbers (6 in total). 

Outside Bets

These bets — such as red/black, odd/even, and high/low — do not qualify for the Millionaire Rounds but offer payouts similar to those in a standard European roulette game.

The Millionaire Bonus Round

The Millionaire Bonus Round is the highlight of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette. To access this round, players need to place a wager on either "0" or "00," and if the ball lands on one of these numbers, you’re taken into the bonus feature. The screen transforms into a game show setting with a central roulette wheel and a prize ladder displayed alongside it. This ladder has 15 levels of bet multipliers, ranging from 1x to an impressive 10,000x. 

When entering the bonus round, you begin with either 2 or 3 lives — determined randomly in the preceding stage. The objective is to climb up the Millionaire Pay Ladder by selecting options labelled A, B, C, or D, each representing a different number of designated segments on the roulette wheel. The more Millionaire Numbers chosen, the better your chances of advancing up the ladder when the wheel spins. 

If the ball lands on a Millionaire Number, you move up to the next level, and the payout multiplier increases. If it doesn’t, you lose one life. The game continues until you either reach the top of the ladder, run out of lives, or decide to cash out. It’s worth noting that the prize ladder includes two Safety Net levels at positions 5 and 10. Reaching a Safety Net guarantees a minimum payout of 10x or 320x, respectively, and grants an additional life, ensuring that you cannot drop below these guaranteed payout levels once they are achieved.

Electric Numbers

During the regular game, Electric Numbers may be randomly selected and displayed on the screen. These numbers can pay 50 to 500x your stake if the ball lands on one of them.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Roulette is not the only live game that pulls inspiration from popular game shows. Other similar titles include Fashion TV Mega Party and Monopoly Big Baller.