Base Game Multipliers: In every single game round, after betting has closed but before the wheel stops, a disco ball in the center of the studio showers random multipliers onto random segments of the wheel. In-Bonus Multipliers: This is where the truly massive wins are possible. Each of the four bonus games is designed around the concept of accumulating multipliers. If the flapper lands on a segment with a multiplier, the standard payout is boosted by that amount. Whether you're collecting them from a robot bartender in the BAR bonus or climbing a ladder in Stayin' Alive, the goal is always to rack up the highest multiplier possible before the round ends. This final multiplier is then applied to the stake you placed on the bonus segment. For example, a Number 1 bet that normally pays 1:1 could pay 20:1 if it lands with a 20x multiplier.
Understanding this distribution can help you devise a betting strategy that aligns with your risk tolerance. Segment Distribution Table
Segment Type Count on Wheel Probability
Number 1 28 43.75%
Letters (Total) 24 37.50%
BAR Bonus 6 9.38%
Stayin' Alive Bonus 2 3.13%
DISCO Bonus 3 4.69%
VIP DISCO Bonus 1 1.56%
As you can see, landing the VIP DISCO bonus is a uncommon event, which is why its potential rewards are so vast.
You bet €1 on the DISCO Bonus segment. Funky dances around and accumulates a total multiplier of 150x. In the base game spin, the DISCO Bonus segment gets a 10x multiplier from the disco ball. This synergy between the base game and bonus multipliers is what creates the incredible win potential that makes Funky Time so captivating. You enter the feature. Your final payout is calculated as: Your Stake (€1) x Base Game Multiplier (10x) x In-Bonus Multiplier (150x) = €1,500! The wheel lands on the DISCO Bonus.
The random multipliers that appear in every game round can dramatically increase these values. This element of unpredictability is what makes Funky Time so captivating. A 25:1 letter bet could become a 500:1 payout if it gets a 20x multiplier. The Power of Multipliers It's vital to remember that the standard payouts are just the beginning.
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