Betvictor Game Shows - the UK Guide to Live Wheel Games

Betvictor game shows in short

Betvictor game shows are live, host-led games such as Crazy Time, Monopoly Big Baller and Mega Wheel, streamed from studios run by Evolution, Playtech and Pragmatic Play Live. You bet on a wheel, dice or ball draw, and the UK slot stake caps do not apply.

A game show sits somewhere between a casino table and a TV quiz. A real presenter runs the round, a physical wheel or a virtual board decides the result, and you place bets on screen before the round locks. The pace is slower than a slot, and there is a chat window and a countdown rather than a spin button.

BetVictor is run by BV Gaming Limited under UKGC account 39576, and the game shows live in the same live casino section as roulette and blackjack. Below you will find the filter for the shows in the lobby, a studio-by-studio breakdown, the RTP facts we could confirm, and the mistakes that cost new players money. If you are new to the site, the games overview shows where game shows sit among everything else.

Game shows by studio and RTP

These are the game shows reported in the BetVictor live lobby, shown with the studio that makes each one. Use the studio buttons to see one provider at a time, or the RTP menu to narrow the list by the theoretical return.

The RTP figures come from the studios themselves. Where it says "RTP n/p", the studio does not publish a figure, and we do not guess one. The number that matters is always the one in the game info screen inside the BetVictor lobby.

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Studios behind the shows

Three studios supply the live lobby, and each has a recognisable style. Knowing which one made a game tells you a lot about how a round will feel before you place a bet.

Evolution

The biggest name in live shows. Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, Monopoly Big Baller, Crazy Coin Flip and Stock Market all come from here, and the studio's wider catalogue runs from dice shows to classic money wheels.

Playtech

Adventures Beyond Wonderland is the headline show, a storybook-themed wheel game with bonus rounds. Playtech also builds shows around its own slot brands, which gives its studio a different feel from Evolution's.

Pragmatic Play Live

Mega Wheel is the one to know, a straightforward money wheel with multiplier segments. Pragmatic Play also ties some live shows to its best-known slot brands.

Stream quality

All three studios stream in high definition from dedicated studios, and the video adapts to your connection. On a weak signal the picture drops in quality before the bet window is affected.

Fair results

Wheels, dice and balls are either physical objects read by sensors or certified random number generators. The result is never decided by the presenter.

Round length

Most shows run a round in roughly a minute, with a betting window of around 15 to 25 seconds. Bonus rounds can add a couple of minutes on top.

Because BetVictor is a UKGC licensee, every studio in the lobby has to meet British testing and fairness standards. You can check the licence on the Gambling Commission public register using account number 39576.

Popular game shows

Not every show suits every player. These are the ones that come up most often when UK players talk about the BetVictor live lobby, with a short note on how each one plays.

Crazy Time

A large upright wheel with number segments and four bonus segments, hosted by a presenter who also runs a top slot that adds extra multipliers before each spin. It is the show most players start with, and the studio publishes an RTP of up to 96.08%, which varies by the bet you back. Number bets pay little but often, and the bonus segments are where the big multipliers live.

Monopoly Big Baller and Monopoly Live

Two very different games under one brand. Monopoly Live is a wheel game with a board-game bonus, where the host moves a token round a Monopoly board and multipliers build up. Monopoly Big Baller is a ball-draw game with a bingo-style card, and the draw itself is quick. Neither studio publishes an RTP for these, so we do not print one.

Mega Wheel

A simple wheel from Pragmatic Play Live with straight multiplier segments and a few special ones. If you find Crazy Time busy, this is the calmer option. As with the Monopoly games, no RTP is published by the studio.

Adventures Beyond Wonderland

Playtech's take on the wheel show, built on the Alice in Wonderland story. It has a themed bonus game and cinematic presentation. If you like a bit of story with your wheel, start here.

Crazy Coin Flip and Stock Market

Crazy Coin Flip is a coin-toss show where multipliers are attached to each side. Stock Market turns the wheel into a rising and falling chart. Both are quick and lighter than the big bonus-round shows. Slot fans moving over to live games often like the slot-style structure of Crazy Coin Flip, since the multipliers feel familiar.

RTP and volatility

RTP is the share of all stakes a game pays back over a very long run of rounds. A 96% game keeps 4% for the operator and studio, but that says nothing about the next hour of play. Game shows are less transparent here than slots, and it pays to know what is and is not published.

96.08%Crazy Time, up to
n/pMonopoly Big Baller
n/pMonopoly Live
n/pMega Wheel

"n/p" means the studio does not publish a figure. Evolution and Pragmatic Play do not put an RTP on their public pages for Monopoly Big Baller, Monopoly Live, Mega Wheel or Funky Time. We kept only the figures the studios print on their own pages (checked 19 October 2026).

The tip that counts is simple: open the info or help screen inside the game at BetVictor. That screen shows the figure for the version the casino runs, and it can differ per bet. In Crazy Time, for example, the number bets and the bonus bets do not all carry the same return, which is why the studio quotes a ceiling.

Volatility in plain terms

Volatility describes how bumpy the ride is. A bet on the "1" segment of a money wheel wins often and pays small. A bet on a bonus segment wins rarely, but can pay hundreds of times the stake. Spreading your stake across both is a common way to smooth things out, though it does not change the long-run RTP. High-multiplier bonus rounds can also take several minutes to resolve, which means a single bet can stay open longer than you expect.

Because live shows have no autoplay and no spin button, the UKGC design rules that govern slots, such as the minimum 2.5 seconds per spin, do not map onto them directly. The pace is set by the studio round, and your own limits are the real brake.

Game shows on mobile

Live shows were built for phones as much as desktops. You can play through the mobile browser site, or through the iOS app "BetVictor Slots & Casino Games" (from BV Gaming Limited, iOS 16 or later). An Android app also exists. Everything runs from one account and one wallet, so a deposit on your laptop is there on your phone a moment later.

Log in: use the same details on every device. The login page explains the steps if you get stuck.
Open the live section: game shows sit with the other live casino titles.
Turn the phone sideways: landscape gives the wheel and the betting grid more room.
Check the bet window: the countdown is smaller on a phone, so look at it before you tap.

On Wi-Fi the stream is smooth. On mobile data, a game show uses more data than a slot because it streams video, so keep an eye on your allowance. Our app guide covers installation and what the app adds.

What is in the live lobby

BetVictor describes its casino as offering thousands of games, and the live section is a smaller part of that, with game shows sitting beside roulette, blackjack and baccarat tables. We have not printed a lobby count, because the operator changes the live line-up often and the site does not publish an exact number.

Getting money in

The minimum deposit is £5 by debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Trustly and bank transfer are also available, PayPal is not. Credit cards cannot be used for gambling in Great Britain, and BetVictor does not charge fees. The payments page has the full table.

Game shows are a good place to use a modest deposit, since you can place small outside bets and watch several rounds before deciding how to play. The welcome offer is aimed at the casino as a whole and includes 50 free spins, but the spins are for slots, and bonus funds carry 10x wagering, the UK cap. Check the bonuses and free spins pages before opting in, and see how the site gets on with new players on the live casino lobby.

Support is by live chat, with a bot first and then an agent, plus a callback request. There is no phone number to call. If a round froze or a result looks wrong, take a screenshot and give the chat agent the round time, since the studio keeps a record of every round.

Game show types compared

Rather than treat every show as the same, it helps to group them by how the result is produced. The table gives a quick read; the paragraph below explains the terms.

Type	Example	Pace	Hit rate	Top prize
Money wheel	Mega Wheel	Medium	High	Medium
Bonus-round wheel	Crazy Time	Slow	Medium	High
Dice show	Lightning Dice	Fast	Medium	High
Board-game show	Monopoly Live	Slow	Medium	High
Slot-hybrid show	Buffalo Blitz Live	Medium	Medium	High
Ball or draw show	Monopoly Big Baller	Fast	Low	High

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

Hit rate is how often a round pays something on a typical bet, and top prize is the size of the best outcome a bet can reach. These are general descriptions of each type, not RTP figures. A money wheel pays often because many segments carry small multipliers. A ball-draw show pays less often, but the top multipliers can be large. Slot-hybrid shows borrow a slot's look and bonus mechanics and put them on a live wheel or board, so they suit players who know the slot first.

Common mistakes

Most of the trouble new players have with game shows is easy to avoid once you know about it. These are the slips we see most often.

Chasing the bonus segment: putting most of your stake on a rare bonus can drain a session fast. Mix in a few outside bets.
Assuming slot rules apply: the £5 and £2 stake caps are for online slots only, so a game show bet can be larger than a spin. Set your own limit first.
Trusting a quoted RTP: a figure on a forum may be for another version. Read the info screen in the BetVictor lobby.
Expecting free spins to work: free spins are tied to slots, so they do not apply to a live wheel.
Betting after a streak: a wheel has no memory. A segment that has not landed for 30 rounds is no more likely next time.
Playing without session limits: rounds come every minute or so, which adds up. Use deposit limits and reality checks, and take a time-out when you need one.

If gambling stops being fun, BeGambleAware, GamCare and GAMSTOP are free to use. You must be 18 or over to play. For a wider look at the operator, our legitimacy check goes through licence and safety details.

Game show questions UK players ask

Are there stake limits on BetVictor game shows?

The UKGC stake caps of £5 and £2 per spin apply to online slots only. They do not cover live game shows. Each show has its own minimum and maximum bet, and you see them on the betting screen once you sit at the game.

Which studios supply the BetVictor game shows?

The live lobby is supplied by Evolution, Playtech and Pragmatic Play Live. Evolution brings Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, Monopoly Big Baller, Crazy Coin Flip and Stock Market, Playtech brings Adventures Beyond Wonderland, and Pragmatic Play Live brings Mega Wheel.

What is the RTP of Crazy Time?

Evolution publishes a figure of up to 96.08% for Crazy Time, depending on the bet you back. For Monopoly Big Baller, Monopoly Live and Mega Wheel the studios do not publish an RTP, so check the info screen inside each game rather than trusting a number from a third party.

Can I use bonus funds or free spins on game shows?

Free spins are for slots, so they do not apply to a live wheel. Whether bonus funds count towards wagering on a particular show is set in the offer terms, so read them on the bonuses page before you bet. Wagering on bonus funds is capped at 10x for GB licensees.

Can I play game shows on my phone?

Yes. The live games stream to the mobile browser site, and BetVictor also has an iOS casino app and an Android app. Your account and wallet are the same on every device. More detail is on the app page.

What is the minimum deposit to try a game show?

The minimum deposit is £5 with a debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Credit cards are banned for gambling in Great Britain, so use a debit card. Payment options are listed on the payments page.

Are game show winnings taxed in the UK?

No. Gambling winnings are not taxed for UK players. Withdrawals go through the normal checks, and Visa Fast Funds can pay out in as little as about 40 minutes after approval if your bank supports it.

How do I keep game show sessions under control?

Set a deposit limit (daily, weekly or monthly), switch on reality checks and use a time-out of up to 6 weeks if you need a break. Self-exclusion runs from 6 months to 5 years, and GAMSTOP covers all GB licensed sites.

Pick a show and try one round

Open the live lobby, watch a few rounds from the side, then bet small on a show you understand.

Dr Mark Griffiths

Distinguished Professor of Behavioural Addiction

Published 19 October 2026
Updated 19 October 2026
Checked 19 October 2026