Correctly bet on the number or symbol that the wheel will stop on.
Clapper: the needle that stops on the winning number.
Payout Odds: the likelihood that a payout will occur, and what you can expect to profit if you win.
Even Money: a wager with even odds (i.e., a player can win or lose the same amount of money that they bet).
Never place a bet after the wheel has started spinning.
The Big Six Wheel is a large vertical wheel, sometimes referred to as the Big Wheel, Big Six, Money Wheel or the Wheel of Fortune.
Part of a class of games known as “carnival games,” this is purely a game of chance.
You can’t change the odds, but you can change how much you play and how often you bet. Generally, the bigger the payout, the higher the house advantage. Payout odds are at least:
$1 Insignia: 1 to 1
$2 Insignia: 2 to 1
$5 Insignia: 5 to 1
$10 Insignia: 10 to 1
$20 Insignia: 20 to 1
Joker: 45 to 1
Flag: 45 to 1
Disclaimer: This game guide is meant as an introduction. The official regulations for Massachusetts electronic gaming devices can be found at massgaming.com/regulations/table-games-rules/.
