Money Time

Money Time Overview

Every spin of Money Time comes with a booster. Before the wheel stops, one bet spot is picked at random and its win is multiplied by between 2x and 50x for that round. It can land on a number or on one of the four bonus games, and Pragmatic Play quotes every top prize in the game with it applied. The 40,000x maximum is a bonus game win with the booster on top. The show launched in September 2025, and you can watch it here for free with each result recorded underneath.

How Money Time Works

The wheel has 54 segments, and betting stays open for 12 seconds a round. Four of the bet spots are numbers, which are 1, 2, 5 and 10, and four are bonus games, which are Cash Roll, Coin Rush, Bank Heist and Money Time. Players bet on where the wheel will stop.

When betting closes, the booster is assigned to one bet spot and shown on screen. The wheel spins. A number result pays the bets on that number. A bonus result opens that game for the players who bet on it. If the winning spot is the boosted one, the win is multiplied by the booster.

The set is a gold bank vault. The wheel stands between two green columns, with the Coin Rush board on its left and the Bank Heist board on its right. The host wears a white dinner jacket and stands beside the wheel, and the camera moves in on the red pointer as the wheel slows.

Bet Spots and Payouts

Every bet has two ceilings, one without the booster and one with it.

Bank Heist sets the game’s ceiling, at 40,000x the bet.

RTP by Bet

The RTP is 96.56% at its best, and no bet spot falls far below that. The four numbers and Cash Roll return 96.55% or 96.56%. The other three bonus games are published as ranges, which are 96.30% to 96.56% for Bank Heist, 96.25% to 96.55% for Coin Rush and 96.36% to 96.56% for Money Time.

Bonus Rounds

Cash Roll

Six golden briefcases each hold a prize. Before the roll, briefcases can be given a bonus booster of up to 10x, which takes the top prize to 100x. A die is rolled, and its number decides which briefcase is opened.

Coin Rush

An 8 by 8 grid holds coins with hidden values of up to 100x. Each player picks one coin, and the grid is then shuffled. Five bonus boosters land on the grid at random and multiply the coins they hit by 5x. The top prize is 500x before the bet spot booster.

Bank Heist

Sixteen numbered balls are linked to sixteen deposit boxes. Each box holds a multiplier prize or a bonus booster. Balls are drawn one at a time until one opens a prize, and every booster box opened on the way raises all the prize values. The top prize is 800x before the bet spot booster.

Money Time

The bonus that shares the show’s name is played inside the vault. Each player picks red, green or blue. A reel spins and lands on a multiplier, which is added to a colour’s prize box, or on a respin symbol. Respins can come up to three times in a round. The top prize is 580x before the booster.

Live Results Explained

The tracker above records what the wheel stopped on in each round, a number or one of the four bonus games. A number that was paid with the booster is marked, with the multiplier it paid at. A bonus round shows the final multiplier the round ended on. The eight possible results are tallied under Hit frequency, numbers and bonus games together, for whichever period you select. The biggest boosted and bonus wins on record sit in the top multipliers list. Treat it as a history. The booster is assigned fresh on every spin, so the stats don’t lean the next round either way.

Is It Worth Watching?

Money Time is the busiest show Pragmatic Play makes. Four bonus games is one more than Sweet Bonanza CandyLand has, and each one plays differently. Cash Roll is over in a single die roll. Bank Heist can run for several draws.

The booster is what holds it together. Because it is shown before the wheel stops, even a spin that ends on a 1 has something riding on it.

The weakness is the same as the strength. With eight bet spots and four sets of rules, it takes longer to follow than any other wheel game here except Treasure Island.

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