Wheel · 24 slices
How to play
Chips down, wheel round
Choose a chip value under the wheel: 5, 10, 25 or 100 OC. Tap any of the five value buttons to put a chip there, and tap again to stack another. You can cover a single value or all five. Press Spin and the wheel turns for a few seconds before the pointer at the top marks the result.
Clear lifts your chips off before a spin. Repeat stake puts last round's chips back exactly where they were, which saves a lot of tapping on a long evening.
What the values mean
Each value button shows how it pays and how often it appears. The wheel has twenty-four slices: twelve 1×, six 2×, three 5×, two 10× and one 20×.
If the pointer stops on a value you covered, the chips on that value are paid at the number shown and the chips themselves come back too. A 5× slice pays 5 to 1, so 10 OC on 5× returns 60 OC. Chips on the other values stay with the wheel. The rarer the slice, the bigger the payout.
Coins and rounds
One spin, one result
The total of your chips leaves the purse when you press Spin, and anything collected returns as soon as the wheel stops. Every slice has the same chance of stopping under the pointer; the big values simply have fewer slices. Out of coins? The refill button at the top resets the purse to 5,000 OC for nothing, as many times as you like. The purse is shared with every other Spinorly game and saved only on your device.
Play it gently
Wheel games feel lazy and harmless, which is exactly why rounds pile up. If you notice you've stopped glancing at the clock, set a reality check or lock the games for a while from the responsible play page.
Why the aurora
Waiting on the sky
Up north the aurora rarely does the same thing twice. Some nights it's a faint green smudge you'd mistake for cloud; other nights it pours across the whole sky in ribbons. We painted the wheel in those colours: deep pine for the common 1× slices, aurora green for 2×, rose for 5×, soft gold for 10× and moonlight cream for the single 20× slice. A spin feels a little like standing on the porch with a mug of tea, waiting to see what the sky does next.
Three quick ones
Aurora Wheel questions
How many chips can I place?
As many as your purse allows. Stack several chips on one value or spread them over all five; the total is taken when you spin.
What does "pays 5 to 1" mean?
For every coin on that value you get five back, plus the coin itself. A 10 OC chip on 5× returns 60 OC.
Is the wheel weighted?
No. Every one of the twenty-four slices is equally likely to stop under the pointer. Values that pay more simply appear on fewer slices.
Fancy a change of table? Try Moonrise Reels, Hearthside Poker or Birchwood Blackjack.