Monopoly roll em live is Evolution’s two-dice game on a MONOPOLY board. Players bet on the dice total, houses drop random multipliers of up to 300x onto the board, and the top hat moves to the winning square. For the wider market picture, start at our online casino Canada hub.
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| Trait | Detail |
|---|---|
| Studio | Evolution, under licence from Hasbro |
| Dice | Two, in two shakers |
| Board | 12 squares |
| Bets | Low (2-6), 7, High (8-12), single numbers |
| Top multiplier | 300x |
| Best RTP | 96.97% |
| Stake range | €1 to €15,000 per Evolution’s factsheet |
| Bonus round | None |
What is monopoly roll em live?
Monopoly roll em live is a live dice game inspired by the MONOPOLY board game. Evolution says players predict where the MONOPOLY top hat lands on a 12-square board, based on the total of two dice, with multipliers of up to 300x.
Evolution calls the monopoly roll em live rounds short and easy to follow. The game is part of its exclusive partnership with Hasbro, which owns the MONOPOLY brand.
CasinoScores by Casino.org dates the launch to 15 July. Evolution files the game in its craps and dice range.
How does a round of monopoly roll em live work?
A round has three steps: bets, the Building Phase and the roll. Evolution says players bet on the dice total, houses then appear on random squares to boost multipliers, and the dice decide where the top hat stops.
- Place bets on Low, 7, High or single numbers before betting closes.
- The Building Phase starts, and houses appear on randomly chosen squares.
- Each house raises the multiplier on its square, up to 300x.
- Two dice shakers roll at the same time.
- The dice total moves the top hat to the winning square.
- Winning bets pay at that square’s rate, including the stake.
Evolution’s game page adds a detail. The dice are revealed one at a time, and the top hat advances around the board with each until it reaches the final square.
What can you bet on?
Four kinds of bet. Evolution lists Low for totals 2 to 6, Seven for a total of 7, High for totals 8 to 12, and single numbers, which CasinoScores lists as 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.
Monopoly roll em live bets can be combined in one round. Intikkertje.nl gives the example of backing High and the number 10 together, and says each bet is settled on its own.
Todd Haushalter, Evolution’s Chief Product Officer, says players can keep it simple with Low, Seven and High, or target single numbers for more entertainment.
What does each bet pay in monopoly roll em live?
It depends on the bet and the boosts. CasinoScores lists the 7 bet at 3:1 to 49:1, single numbers from 4:1 up to 299:1, and Low or High at a rate set by the number that lands.
| Bet and result | Base pay | Top boosted pay |
|---|---|---|
| Low on 2, High on 12 | 2.5:1 | 9:1 |
| Low on 3, High on 11 | 2:1 | 5:1 |
| Low on 4, High on 10 | 1.5:1 | 4:1 |
| Low on 5, High on 9 | 1:1 | 3:1 |
| Low on 6, High on 8 | 0.5:1 | 2:1 |
| 7 | 3:1 | 49:1 |
| Number 2 or 12 | 24:1 | 299:1 |
| Number 3 or 11 | 11:1 | 199:1 |
| Number 4 or 10 | 7:1 | 149:1 |
| Number 5 or 9 | 5:1 | 99:1 |
| Number 6 or 8 | 4:1 | 49:1 |
CasinoScores notes that payouts include the original stake. A $10 Low bet that lands on 6 at the base rate returns $15.
Why do Low and High pay different amounts?
Because each total inside the range has a different chance. A Low bet on a roll of 2 pays 2.5:1 at base, since 2 comes up once in 36 rolls, while a roll of 6 pays 0.5:1, since it comes up 5 times in 36.
That makes Low and High unusual range bets in monopoly roll em live. A win on the common totals pays little, and a win on the rare edges pays more.
High mirrors Low exactly in monopoly roll em live. A roll of 12 pays High the same 2.5:1 base that a 2 pays Low.
What is the Building Phase?
It is the step that adds multipliers. Evolution says that after betting closes, MONOPOLY houses appear on random squares, adding multipliers and raising payouts, and that more houses on one square stack the multipliers.
CasinoScores adds the key detail. Board multipliers apply to Low, 7 and High bets, while betting-grid multipliers apply to single-number bets, and a square’s two multipliers move together.
Every monopoly roll em live multiplier resets once the round ends. Each round builds a fresh board.
Can you see the houses before betting?
No. Intikkertje.nl says the houses appear only after betting has closed, so a player cannot wait to see where the top multiplier lands and then bet on that number in monopoly roll em live.
The same review calls that both the tensest moment and a source of frustration. Players often see a large multiplier land on a number they did not back.
The random placement keeps the game fair. No bet can target a known boost.
Do the houses change the odds?
No. Intikkertje.nl says the houses change only the possible payout, not the chance of the dice total, so a 12 stays just as rare with a high multiplier on it.
The dice decide the monopoly roll em live result on their own. Two fair dice give the same chance for each total in every round.
| Total | Ways out of 36 | Chance |
|---|---|---|
| 2 or 12 | 1 | 2.78% each |
| 3 or 11 | 2 | 5.56% each |
| 4 or 10 | 3 | 8.33% each |
| 5 or 9 | 4 | 11.11% each |
| 6 or 8 | 5 | 13.89% each |
| 7 | 6 | 16.67% |
Low and High each win 15 times in 36 rolls, or 41.67% of the time. The 7 wins 6 times in 36.
Why does 7 pay 3:1?
Because 7 is the most common total. CasinoScores says 7 is the most frequent two-dice outcome, which is why it pays the highest base odds of the three main bets.
Six of the 36 dice combinations make 7, a 1 in 6 chance. The 3:1 base pay returns $40 on a $10 bet when it lands.
Boosts can lift the 7 bet to 49:1 in monopoly roll em live. That turns a $10 bet into a $500 return.
How often does each bet win?
Low and High win most, single numbers least. Each Low or High bet wins 15 times in 36 rolls, the 7 wins 6 times, and a single number wins between 1 and 5 times in 36, depending on the total.
| Bet | Chance per roll | About 1 in |
|---|---|---|
| Low or High | 41.67% | 2.4 |
| 7 | 16.67% | 6 |
| Number 6 or 8 | 13.89% | 7.2 |
| Number 5 or 9 | 11.11% | 9 |
| Number 4 or 10 | 8.33% | 12 |
| Number 3 or 11 | 5.56% | 18 |
| Number 2 or 12 | 2.78% | 36 |
A player backing the number 12 in monopoly roll em live waits 36 rolls on average for one win. Only a share of those wins will carry a large boost, which is why single-number results swing so widely.
What is the RTP of monopoly roll em live?
The best RTP is 96.97%. CasinoScores and Intikkertje.nl both give that figure, and Intikkertje.nl adds that the exact RTP depends on the bet, with a house edge of 3.03% on the most favourable one.
The monopoly roll em live base pays alone return far less. Without any boost, Low or High returns 90.28%, the 7 bet returns 66.67%, and single numbers return between 66.67% and 69.44%.
| Bet | Base return without boosts |
|---|---|
| Low or High | 90.28% |
| 7 | 66.67% |
| Number 2, 6, 8 or 12 | 69.44% |
| Number 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 or 11 | 66.67% |
The Building Phase makes up the gap to the published RTP. If the 7 bet’s RTP sits near the published figure, the boosts carry about a third of its value.
How are the base returns worked out?
By multiplying each total’s chance by its payout, stake included. For Low, the 2 returns 3.5 times the bet once in 36, the 3 returns 3 times twice in 36, and so on down to the 6.
The Low sum is 3.5 + 6 + 7.5 + 8 + 7.5, or 32.5, over 36 rolls. That gives 90.28%. For 7, six wins at 4 times the bet over 36 rolls gives 24 over 36, or 66.67%.
For the number 2, one win at 25 times the bet over 36 rolls gives 69.44%. The same method covers every number.
What is the maximum win?
300x on a single number. Evolution sets the top multiplier at 300x, and CasinoScores lists the top single-number pay at 299:1 on 2 or 12, which returns $300 on a $1 bet.
The monopoly roll em live top prize needs two things at once. Houses must stack up to 300x on the 2 or the 12, and the dice must then roll that total, a 1 in 36 event.
CasinoScores logged a 300x on 12 and a 100x on 2 in one short window of play, among its best multipliers.
What does a hundred rounds cost?
The house edge times the total staked gives the expected cost. At $5 a round for 100 rounds, the total staked is $500, so a 3.03% edge costs $15.15 over those rounds.
That is the figure for the best bet. Bets with a lower RTP cost more, and the game help shows each bet’s figure.
These monopoly roll em live costs are long-run averages. Single-number bets swing far wider than Low or High, since most rounds lose and a boosted hit pays up to 299:1.
What does a combined bet look like?
Each part pays on its own. With $10 on High and $10 on the number 10, a roll of 10 at base rates returns $25 from High at 1.5:1 and $80 from the number at 7:1, or $105 on $20 staked.
A roll of 9 pays only the High bet, at 1:1, for $20 back. A roll of 7 or any Low total loses both.
Any houses on the 10 raise both payouts, since the board and grid multipliers on a square move together in monopoly roll em live.
Is there a monopoly roll em live strategy?
No. Intikkertje.nl says no strategy predicts the next roll, since each round stands alone, and a number that has not come up for a while has no better chance on the next roll.
Spreading bets across several spots raises the chance that one of them wins. The same review notes that it also raises the total stake and leaves the house edge unchanged.
The one real choice in monopoly roll em live is the bet type. Low and High give steady small wins, while single numbers depend more on the boosts.
What do the statistics trackers show?
Past rolls, boosts and wins. CasinoScores tracks every monopoly roll em live round, including dice results, totals, Low, 7 and High counts, Building Phase boosts, the best multipliers and the biggest individual wins.
Its boosted-round stat counts a round as boosted only when the top hat lands on a square that carried a boost that round.
CasinoScores says its data does not predict future results. Each roll is independent of the last.
How does it compare with MONOPOLY Live?
It is a dice game, not a money wheel. MONOPOLY Live spins a wheel with bonus segments, while monopoly roll em live uses two dice, a 12-square board and no bonus round at all.
Intikkertje.nl says players who want long bonus rounds and more spectacle will be better served by MONOPOLY Live or MONOPOLY Roulette.
Our page on MONOPOLY Live covers the wheel game and its bonus.
How does it compare with other dice games?
It keeps to one bet type: the two-dice total. Monopoly roll em live bets only on the total of two dice, while Sic Bo uses three dice and a wide board of total, double and triple bets.
The random multipliers set it apart from a plain dice total bet. They add the top-end payouts that fixed-pay games lack.
Our Sic Bo page covers the three-dice game and its pay table.
Can it be played for free?
No. Intikkertje.nl says there is no normal free demo of monopoly roll em live, though some casinos let players open the live table and watch without placing a bet.
Watching a few rounds shows how the Building Phase and the top hat work before any money goes down.
The minimum stake in Evolution’s factsheet is €1, according to CasinoScores. The table header at each casino shows the limits it uses.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Intikkertje.nl says the controls are simple, so monopoly roll em live works well on mobile, though a larger screen makes it easier to see the numbers, bets and multipliers at once.
The bet menu has few spots: Low, 7, High and the single numbers. That suits a small screen.
The studio uses the familiar MONOPOLY board colours, green houses and the top hat, the same review says.
What do reviewers think?
Intikkertje.nl calls the game easy to understand and slick to look at, with the tensest moment just before the roll as the houses appear. Its complaints are that there is little to do and no bonus round.
It adds that the host plays a small role, calling the winning number and payout after each round.
Haushalter describes the aim as a game that is easy to understand from the first round, with anticipation as the houses appear and multipliers build.
Where can Canadians play monopoly roll em live?
At online casinos that carry Evolution’s live lobby. CasinoScores lists the game among Evolution’s live titles, and the MONOPOLY brand appears under licence from Hasbro.
In Ontario, the operator’s registration is the first thing to check. The table header and game help show the limits and the RTP of each bet.
Outside Ontario, the provincial sites and the brands that serve each province decide what is on offer.
Who is monopoly roll em live for?
Players who want quick dice rounds with a chance at a boosted payout. Monopoly roll em live has simple bets, short rounds and multipliers up to 300x.
Intikkertje.nl says it suits players who like short, fast rounds and do not mind the lack of a bonus round.
It suits less those who want a long feature round or a decision to make after the bet.
What does a Canadian player check before playing?
Four items: the table limits, the pay table for each bet, the RTP figures in the game help and the operator’s registration. All four are visible before the first roll of monopoly roll em live.
Set a money limit and a time limit first. Players in Ontario who want support can call ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600.
Our page on responsible gambling practices for Canadians covers limits and tools.
Which dice pages are worth reading next?
Four pages sit closest to this one. Each covers another live or table dice game, and each one stands on its own.
Monopoly roll em live is a two-dice total game with random boosts. Low and High pay by the number rolled, 7 pays 3:1 at base, and single numbers reach 299:1 when the houses stack.