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Introduction

This name goes by various names: Big Six, Wheel of Fortune, Money Wheel, Big Wheel, and Lucky Wheel. Whatever the name, it is a big vertical wheel where the player bets on the number it will stop on. The odds are conveniently the same as the number. For example, a bet on 5 will pay 5 to 1.

The odds are pretty bad but at least you can count it usually being staffed by the front door with an attractive well-endowed dealer. Just one of those Vegas traditions.

Las Vegas Rules

The following table shows the betting options, payout odds, number on wheel, and the house edge under the Las Vegas rules Big Six rules.

Las Vegas Rules

Bet	Pays	Number on Wheel	Probability	House Edge
$1	1	24	44.44%	11.11%
$2	2	15	27.78%	16.67%
$5	5	7	12.96%	22.22%
$10	10	4	7.41%	18.52%
$20	20	2	3.70%	22.22%
Logo #1	40	1	1.85%	24.07%
Logo #2	40	1	1.85%	24.07%

Atlantic City Rules

The Atlantic City is the same as the Las Vegas one, except they change one $1 position to $5, and the pay 45 instead of 40 on the two logos.

Atlantic City Rules

Bet	Pays	Number on Wheel	Probability	House Edge
$1	1	23	42.59%	14.81%
$2	2	15	27.78%	16.67%
$5	5	8	14.81%	11.11%
$10	10	4	7.41%	18.52%
$20	20	2	3.70%	22.22%
Logo #1	45	1	1.85%	14.81%
Logo #2	45	1	1.85%	14.81%

Charles Town Rules

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The Hollywood Casino in Charles Town, West Virginia, follows the Atlantic City rules, except pays only 40 on the two logos.

Big Six — Charles Town WV Rules

Bet	Pays	Number on Wheel	Probability	House Edge
$1	1	23	42.59%	14.81%
$2	2	15	27.78%	16.67%
$5	5	8	14.81%	11.11%
$10	10	4	7.41%	18.52%
$20	20	2	3.70%	22.22%
Logo #1	40	1	1.85%	24.07%
Logo #2	40	1	1.85%	24.07%

Macau Rules

In Macau there is a similar game. One or two wheels each can be found in the larger casinos. It does not seem to be a popular game there. The game wheel is the same size, but instead of dollars, it has colors. The table below shows the number of stops on the wheel, probability, and return for each bet. The table shows the best bet is tied for orange, purple, and green, at 7.69% each.

Big Six — Macau Rules

Bet	Pays	Number on Wheel	Probability	House Edge
Orange	1	24	46.15%	7.69%
Purple	3	12	23.08%	7.69%
Green	5	8	15.38%	7.69%
Blue	10	4	7.69%	15.38%
Yellow	20	2	3.85%	19.23%
Logo 1	45	1	1.92%	11.54%
Logo 2	45	1	1.92%	11.54%

Australia Rules

The Star City casino in Sydney has a similar game, called the 'Big Wheel.' Instead of money, it uses native Australian animals. As the following table shows, the house edge is the same on all bets at 7.69%.

Big Six — Australia Rules

Bet	Pays	Number on Wheel	Probability	House Edge
Koala	1	24	46.15%	7.69%
Kookaburra	3	12	23.08%	7.69%
Lizard	5	8	15.38%	7.69%
Echidna	11	4	7.69%	7.69%
Platypus	23	2	3.85%	7.69%
Emu	47	1	1.92%	7.69%
Kangaroo	47	1	1.92%	7.69%

Aruze & Interblock Lucky Big Wheel

Aruze and Interblock are makers of electronic table games. They both make a Big Six wheel that are mathematically equivalent. The following tables show the bets available, the number of stops for each one, the probability of winning, and house edge.

Aruze and Interblock Big Six Wheel

Bet	Pays	Number on Wheel	Probability	House Edge
$1	1	26	48.15%	3.70%
$3	3	13	24.07%	3.70%
$6	6	7	12.96%	9.26%
$12	12	4	7.41%	3.70%
$25	25	2	3.70%	3.70%
Flag	50	1	1.85%	5.56%
Joker	50	1	1.85%	5.56%
Total	54	100.00%

In addition, Aruze makes another version with a $6.50 symbol instead of $6 and the Joker and Flag bets pay 52 instead of 50. This more liberal wheel I've seen at the Star City casino in Sydney, Australia. The full odds are below.

Aruze Lucky Big Wheel — Australian Version

Bet	Pays	Number on Wheel	Probability	House Edge
1	1	26	48.15%	3.70%
3	3	13	24.07%	3.70%
6.5	6.5	7	12.96%	2.78%
12	12	4	7.41%	3.70%
25	25	2	3.70%	3.70%
Joker	52	1	1.85%	1.85%
Flag	52	1	1.85%	1.85%
Total	54	100.00%

How To Play Money Wheel

The house edge on both versions of the Aruze game is significantly less than standard Big Six, with a live

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Introduction

Las Vegas Rules

Las Vegas Rules

Atlantic City Rules

Atlantic City Rules

Charles Town Rules

Free Money Spin Wheel

Big Six — Charles Town WV Rules

Macau Rules

Big Six — Macau Rules

Australia Rules

Big Six — Australia Rules

Aruze & Interblock Lucky Big Wheel

Aruze and Interblock Big Six Wheel

Aruze Lucky Big Wheel — Australian Version

How To Play Money Wheel

Money Wheel Live Casino