Wheel of Winners Link&Win Slot Review
The smartest thing you can do in Wheel of Winners Link&Win is nothing: put a small stack on the number 1 and let the wheel pay you back over and over. It’s a game that rewards patience in a genre that usually punishes it, and that’s rarer than it sounds.
Under the purple and magenta studio lighting, this is a betting game rather than a reel game. You place chips on segments of a giant prize wheel, and four separate bonus games sit on the board alongside the numbers. Games Global have built something closer to a casino table than Immortal Romance or Mega Moolah, and the format works.
The figures: a 95.28% RTP, high volatility, a 38.89% hit frequency, a top prize of 5,000x your bet, and stakes from 0.10 to 50.00 per round. Four bonus games on one wheel is either abundance or clutter, and the wheel takes some settling.
How the Wheel Pays
Each round begins at the betting board. You place chips of your chosen size on the segments you think will win, and you can spread bets of different sizes across as many segments as you like. Your total bet for the round is simply the sum of everything you’ve placed on the board.
When the wheel stops, the winning segment pays out at its odds. The maths is the same odds arithmetic you’d find at any wheel table: divide the first number of the odds by the second, multiply by your bet on that segment, then add the bet back. A 2:1 result on a 1.00 bet returns 3.00.
The paying segments are the numbers, and their odds look like this:
- 1 – pays 1:1 to 10:1
- 2 – pays 2:1 to 20:1
- 5 – pays 5:1 to 50:1
- 10 – pays 10:1 to 100:1
Four numbers and four bonus games make up the board. There’s no wild, no scatter, no payline to speak of, because the wheel is the payline. Autoplay is available in the base game with win limits, loss limits and a rounds selector, alongside a Double button that doubles your active bets and a Rebet option that replays your previous placement.
The Multiplier Feature
At the beginning of every spin there’s a chance a multiplier gets assigned to a random segment, worth anywhere from x2 to x10. Back the right segment and any payout on it is boosted by that amount.
The multiplier only applies to the bet you placed on that specific segment, not your whole board. The interesting edge case is the bonus games: if a multiplied bonus segment wins, the multiplier follows you into the bonus game and applies to your winnings there. Landing a x10 on a Reel of Winners segment is the stuff this game’s best rounds are made of.
Deluxe Drop Bonus Game
The wheel landing on the Deluxe Drop segment opens a coin-drop game. Multiplier zones sit at the bottom of the play area, and your job is to land a coin in one of them. Each zone carries its own multiplier value, and any base-game multiplier you carried in is applied to every zone before you start.
You’re then assigned one of three variations:
- Cash Drop – cash pickups appear at random; a coin passing through one adds a flat payout to your total
- Double Drop – double pickups apply their multiplier to every drop zone multiplier on the board
- Extra Coins – additional coins to play with, and every multiplier they win adds to your total
Your winnings are the bet you placed on the bonus segment multiplied by your total awarded multiplier, with odds running up to 4,000:1.
Rub ’em Out Bonus Game
Rub ’em Out is a simple match-three. Twelve panels sit on the play area, each hiding a multiplier, and you reveal them one at a time. The moment three identical multipliers are showing, you win that multiplier and the round ends.
An AUTO option plays the panels for you, and it has no effect on the outcome, so there’s no strategy to agonise over. A base-game multiplier carried in is applied to your winning multiplier at the end. Total winnings are your bet on the bonus segment multiplied by the multiplier awarded, and the ceiling here is 1,000:1.
Prize is High Bonus Game
Prize is High is a ladder climb. You start at the bottom of a run of increasing multipliers with three spins in reserve, and each spin of the reel costs you one. The results break down like this:
- Up – climb one space
- Up 2 – climb two spaces
- X – nothing happens
- Spin Reset – your remaining spins go back to three
- Jackpot – instantly awards the top multiplier and ends the game
Any multiplier carried in from the base game is applied across the whole ladder before you begin. Winnings again follow the standard formula: your bet on the segment multiplied by the multiplier reached, with odds up to 500:1.
Reel of Winners Bonus Game
The headline bonus is a hold-and-fill round played out on a grid. Multiplier symbols land and add their values to a running total, and you start with three spins. Every symbol that lands resets your spins back to three, so a lucky streak can keep the round alive for quite a while.
Filling every space on the grid swaps your collected multipliers for a jackpot multiplier instead, and a multiplier carried in from the base game applies both to that jackpot and to every symbol that lands. It’s the most valuable segment on the wheel at up to 5,000:1.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.7/10
This is the rare game-show slot where the wheel itself is the entertainment, not the doorway to it. Sitting under those amber bulbs, placing your chips round after round, has a rhythm to it that reels never quite manage, and that rhythm is the one reason to pick it up.
The bonus variety is genuinely strong, because the four rounds play nothing alike and Reel of Winners alone justifies the whole build: its spin resets can turn one good stretch into a long, compounding pay-out. The letdown is the number segments, which cap at 100:1 and leave the base game feeling like a stake between the good parts.
If you like a decision every round and don’t mind long stretches of table-sized wins, this stage was built for you. Players who want the wheel to be an appetiser before a big free-spins main will find the show a little short.
Wheel of Winners Link&Win FAQs
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What is the RTP of Wheel of Winners Link&Win?
The RTP is 95.28%. That’s the total expected return across the whole game, and the individual segments and bonus games each sit in a narrow band between 95.18% and 95.28%, so there’s no weak spot on the board to avoid. -
Is Wheel of Winners Link&Win high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high volatility game, though the 38.89% hit frequency means the wheel does land winning segments reasonably often. The spread of payouts is what makes it volatile rather than the frequency of wins. -
What is the maximum win on Wheel of Winners Link&Win?
The maximum win is 5,000x your bet, and it comes from the Reel of Winners bonus game, which pays odds of up to 5,000:1 when you fill the entire grid with multiplier symbols. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Wheel of Winners Link&Win?
You can stake anywhere from 0.10 up to 50.00 on a single round. Your total stake is the sum of all the chips you place across the wheel’s betting segments, so the amounts can be spread across the board however you like. -
How does the Multiplier Feature work?
Before each spin, a multiplier between x2 and x10 can be attached to a random segment. Anyone with money on that segment gets the boost if it comes in, and if the segment is a bonus game, the multiplier carries into the bonus itself. -
Can the Reel of Winners bonus be retriggered?
In effect, yes. You start with three spins and every multiplier symbol that lands on the grid resets your remaining spins to three, so the round continues for as long as you keep landing symbols. Fill every space on the grid and you’re awarded a jackpot multiplier instead. -
What is the hit frequency of Wheel of Winners Link&Win?
The hit frequency is 38.89%, meaning roughly two in every five spins produce a winning segment. Combined with the wide spread of odds, that’s what frames the game as high volatility. -
Who makes Wheel of Winners Link&Win?
Games Global. It’s a money wheel-style show game from their catalogue, a fair distance from their better-known reel slots like Thunderstruck II and Immortal Romance.
