- How does Wheel work?
- Pick a difficulty (Low, Medium or High) and a segment count (10, 20, 30, 40 or 50), then spin. The wheel stops on exactly one segment, and that segment's multiplier times your stake is your return. Fifteen tables in all, each one dividing the prize differently.
- Is every segment equally likely?
- Yes. Each segment has probability exactly one over the segment count, so the chance of any multiplier is simply how many segments carry it divided by the total. Count the slices on the rim and you have the odds — no probability table needed.
- Which difficulty should I pick?
- Low fills nearly the whole rim with 1.20× and leaves only a few dead slices, so it plays calm. High makes almost the entire rim a loss and puts everything on a single slice. The house edge is exactly 1% on all fifteen tables, so this is purely a choice of feel.
- Where do the multipliers come from?
- The cells live on the contract for anyone to read. On Arbitrum it only accepts a table whose multipliers sum to exactly 9,900 times the segment count — a 99% return — and which proves membership in the published table set. Tables load once; changing the odds means deploying a new contract. On Solana the tables are compiled into the program, so there is no table-loading door to guard — changing them means changing the program.
- How do I verify a spin?
- Take the VRF-proved random value published in the settle event and take it modulo the segment count. The result is the index of the segment the wheel stopped on, counted clockwise from the top. One division, nothing else.