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Random multiplier roulette: two Pragmatic Play tables up close

Multiplier roulette uses the same 37-pocket wheel as the classic game but redistributes the straight-up payout: a lower base in exchange for an occasional huge multiplier. Two Pragmatic Play tables, with figures and sources.

Gates of Olympus Roulette and Lucky 6 Roulette: the two rule cards

Both tables were in the Dukat.bet live lobby on 11 October 2026, both are Pragmatic Play, both use a single-zero European wheel. They differ in how multipliers are handed out, and how big.

Gates of Olympus Roulette (Pragmatic Play)

Item Value Source
What you bet on the usual European roulette bets official studio page
Lucky numbers 1 bonus number and up to 7 Lucky Numbers per round official studio page
Multiplier up to 250x on a Lucky Number straight up; the Super Booster boost of 2x–10x takes base-game wins up to 2,500x official studio page
Bonus round 6×5 slot bonus, multiplier symbols up to 500x, max. 10,000x official studio page
Straight up without multiplier 20:1 two independent sites
RTP 97.30% on every bet type two independent sites
Release April 2026 two independent sites

Lucky 6 Roulette (Pragmatic Play)

Item Value Source
Lucky numbers 6 Lucky Numbers per round official studio page
Multiplier 50x–2,088x per number, only on a straight up on the winning lucky number official studio page
Straight up without multiplier 24:1 two independent sites
RTP 97.49% on straight up, 97.30% on all other bets two independent sites
Special bets racetrack, Finales en Plein, Finales à Cheval, Full Complete official studio page
Release December 2023 official studio page

No stake limit or betting time for either: we found no two matching sources.

Where the multiplier comes from: the trimmed straight-up payout

On a classic European wheel a straight-up hit pays 35:1. Without a multiplier, Gates of Olympus Roulette pays only 20:1 and Lucky 6 Roulette 24:1. The difference does not vanish: it funds the rare, large multiplier hits.

So if your number hits but is not lucky this round, you get less than at a plain table; if it is lucky, the payout can jump many times over. The average barely moves.

At Lucky 6 Roulette the outside bets (red, black, even, dozen) stay at the usual 97.30%; the multiplier affects only the straight up. Payouts bet by bet are in the full table of bets.

A Lucky 6 Roulette round: six lucky numbers, one ball

  1. Betting window. You place your bets, say 1 EUR straight up on 23 and 2 EUR on red.
  2. Closing and lucky numbers. Betting closes and the round's six Lucky Numbers appear, each with a multiplier between 50x and 2,088x.
  3. Spin. The ball runs on the real wheel and drops into a pocket.
  4. Settlement, case one. The ball lands on 23, but it is not a lucky number: the straight up pays 24:1 and red the usual 1:1.
  5. Settlement, case two. 23 was a lucky number, say with a 100x multiplier: the straight up pays by the multiplier, while the red bet still pays 1:1.
  6. New round. Lucky numbers are redrawn every round; past ones mean nothing.

The 100x is only an illustration; the info panel explains how multiplied payouts are shown.

Gates of Olympus Roulette: Super Booster and the 6×5 bonus round

One more layer here. Per the official description, each round has one bonus number and up to seven Lucky Numbers. A straight up on a lucky number can get a multiplier of up to 250x, and the Super Booster can boost it further by 2x to 10x, which gives the 2,500x ceiling in the base game.

The bonus number triggers a slot-style 6×5 bonus round with multiplier symbols of up to 500x each, capped at 10,000x in total. Which bet qualifies for the bonus round is unclear in the sources, so check the table rules before betting.

With a 20:1 base, a plain hit pays least here of the three tables: not a flaw, but the price of the bonus round.

Bonus rounds, caps and boosters in general are covered on the show bonus rounds page.

Illustrative calculation: base payout share versus multiplier share

Illustrative calculation (not Dukat.bet data): a 1 EUR straight up hits on average once in 37 rounds. How much of the return comes from a plain hit, and how much is left for multipliers?

Table Returned on a hit (stake + win) RTP from that (÷ 37) Total straight-up RTP Share left for multipliers
Classic European 36 EUR 97.30% 97.30% 0
Lucky 6 Roulette 25 EUR 67.57% 97.49% approx. 29.9 percentage points
Gates of Olympus Roulette 21 EUR 56.76% 97.30% approx. 40.5 percentage points

At Gates of Olympus Roulette close to two fifths of the straight-up return ‘lives’ in rare multiplier events, not in everyday hits. At Lucky 6 it is roughly three tenths.

The average is almost identical; the way the money is spread is completely different.

The two multiplier tables and the classic wheel side by side

Aspect Classic European Lucky 6 Roulette Gates of Olympus Roulette
Straight-up base 35:1 24:1 20:1
Lucky numbers per round none 6 up to 7 + 1 bonus number
Max. multiplier – 2,088x 2,500x base game, 10,000x bonus round
Straight-up RTP 97.30% 97.49% 97.30%
Outside bet RTP 97.30% 97.30% 97.30%
Straight-up variance medium high very high

The last row is our rating from base payout and cap, not studio data. For pace rather than multipliers, see the automatic wheel page.

What a random multiplier does to variance within one evening

Betting only straight up at a multiplier table, most evenings your hits bring in less than on a classic wheel. Now and then a big multiplier turns the evening around, but it may not come for months.

That is high variance: short-run results scatter far more widely around the average than at a plain table. The 97.49% or 97.30% still holds, but only shows over a very large number of rounds, and nothing assures a profit.

In practice a multiplier table needs a bigger cushion for the same playing time; price that in beforehand. A template is on the session limits page.

The ‘I nearly won’ feeling comes more often here; do not let it steer you.

What the multiplier roulette lobby image does not reveal

In the lobby both tables show a glossy image and a name. The rest you must look up:

  • Base payout. The 20:1 and 24:1 are not on the tile; only the info panel shows how much less a plain hit pays.
  • Bonus round condition. At Gates of Olympus Roulette, check which bet the bonus number requires.
  • Stake limits and betting time. We do not publish them; check at the table.
  • Multiplier frequency. No studio source says how often a big multiplier lands, a key missing number.

On bonuses, one sentence is enough: general rule 2.14 keeps live tables out of the wagering count, so read the Live Casino Bonus's own terms first.

Multiplier roulette can be fun if you know the deal: smaller everyday hits for a rare shot at a big one.

Frequently asked questions

What does a straight up pay without a multiplier at Gates of Olympus Roulette?
Two independent sources say 20:1, against 35:1 on a classic European wheel; the difference funds the multipliers.
What is the RTP of Lucky 6 Roulette?
Two independent sites give 97.49% on straight up and 97.30% on all other bets. The lucky number multiplier affects only the straight up.
What is the biggest multiplier?
At Lucky 6 Roulette the official top value is 2,088x per number. At Gates of Olympus Roulette the base game goes up to 2,500x and the 6×5 bonus round up to 10,000x.
Do outside bets get multipliers too?
Not at Lucky 6 Roulette: only a straight up on the winning lucky number is multiplied; outside bets pay as usual.
Does multiplier roulette give better odds than the classic game?
Not meaningfully. RTP is about the same; the money is just spread differently, with higher variance.
Which studio runs these tables in the Dukat.bet lobby?
Both are Pragmatic Play live tables, listed under that provider with a live tag.
Updated: 2026-10-11 Checked by the ducat888.bet editorial team

Random multiplier roulette: two Pragmatic Play tables up close

Gates of Olympus Roulette and Lucky 6 Roulette by Pragmatic Play: lucky numbers, 20:1 and 24:1 base payouts, top multipliers, RTP and what it all means for variance.

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