BIG 6 WHEEL
Introduction
• “ Big 6” allows a patron to win up to forty - five times their original wager in
a single spin! The game is so named
because there are six different wagers a
player can make.
• T he “Big Wheel” or “Wheel of Fortune”
consists of 54 equal sections with a metal
or wooden peg separating each one. A
stationary “clapper” sits at the very top
of the wheel. When the wheel stops after
being spun, the clapper will “point” to the
winning section.
• E ach section is marked with one of: $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, a “Joker” or “Hollywood Logo”. The denominations
also signify the odds the winning wager is
paid should the wheel come to rest on that
location. The “Joker” or “Hollywood Logo”
spots are unique and each pay 45 to 1.
BIG 6 WHEEL
Play
Patrons will first choose where to wager. The options are $1, which pays even money; $2 which
pays 2 to 1; $5 which pays 5 to 1; $10 which pays
10 to 1; $20 which pays 20 to 1; or either of the
two unique positions which pay 45 to 1.
The dealer will allow patrons to wager until the wheel is spun. Prior to spinning, they will announce “no more bets” and then spin the wheel.
The wheel must rotate at least three times to constitute a valid spin. When the wheel stops, the clapper will point to the winning number. All other wagers lose and the wagers placed on the winning denomination are paid the appropriate odds.
If the clapper comes to rest between two sections
upon completion of the spin of the wheel, the spin
shall be void and the dealer will re to spin the
wheel. Odds
$1
$2
$5
$10
$20
Joker
Hollywood Logo
pays
pays
pays
pays
pays
pays
pays
1 to 1
2 to 1
5 to 1
10 to 1
20 to 1
45 to 1
45 to 1
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