Monopoly roulette live is Evolution’s single-zero roulette game show with two MONOPOLY bonus games. A straight-up win on a marked number sends the bet to Mr. Monopoly’s board or to a three-card pick, with pays up to 4,999:1. For the wider market picture, start at our online casino Canada hub.
The table sets out the monopoly roulette live numbers a Canadian player checks first. Each line traces to a source named in the sections below.
| Trait | Detail |
|---|---|
| Studio | Evolution, under licence from Hasbro |
| Wheel | European, 1 to 36 plus a single zero |
| Straight Up | 19:1, up to 4,999:1 through a bonus |
| MONOPOLY Bonus numbers | 3 to 7 a round, 5 to 9 dice rolls each |
| Community Chest numbers | Up to 5 a round |
| Chaser bets | Bonus Chaser 14.5 chips, Chest Chaser 7.3 chips |
| RTP | 97.30% on standard bets, 96.59% on Straight Up |
| Stakes | €0.20 to €10,000 |
| Round cap | €500,000 |
What is monopoly roulette live?
Monopoly roulette live is European roulette with two bonus games on top. Evolution calls it roulette reimagined with the world’s most iconic board game, combining classic wheel action with two bonus games and surprise multipliers.
The monopoly roulette live base game is plain roulette. The wheel holds the numbers 1 to 36 and a single zero, and every standard bet is on the table.
The monopoly roulette live twist sits in the straight-up bet. It pays less in the base game and carries the only route into the two bonus games, the MONOPOLY Bonus and the Community Chest Bonus.
Who makes it and when did it launch?
Evolution makes it under its partnership with Hasbro, which owns MONOPOLY. CasinoScores by Casino.org dates the launch to 3 June and calls it the first roulette with two bonus games.
Livedealer.org says monopoly roulette live joins MONOPOLY Live and MONOPOLY Big Baller in Evolution’s family of MONOPOLY game shows.
Our page on MONOPOLY Live covers the money wheel that started that family.
How is it related to Red Door Roulette?
It borrows that game’s format. Evolution says monopoly roulette live is inspired by the energy of Red Door Roulette-style gameplay, and CasinoScores says it is built on the Red Door Roulette experience.
Red Door Roulette and monopoly roulette live both mark random numbers for a bonus round and send straight-up winners on those numbers into it. The MONOPOLY version adds a second bonus game and the board walk.
Our page on Red Door Roulette live covers the earlier game and its bonus.
How does a round of monopoly roulette live work?
A round has four steps: bets, the spin and slot machine, the bonus symbols, then the result. Evolution says the automatic wheel spins the ball when betting ends, and the host pulls a lever on a slot machine that sets the Bonus numbers.
- Place chips on the grid or the racetrack before betting time ends.
- The automatic wheel launches the ball.
- The host pulls the lever, and the slot machine sets how many MONOPOLY Bonus symbols land.
- Three to seven MONOPOLY Bonus symbols land on single numbers, each showing 5 to 9 dice rolls.
- Mr. Monopoly adds up to five Community Chest symbols to other numbers.
- The ball settles; a straight-up win on a marked number goes to the matching bonus game.
Livedealer.org adds that the ball is air-launched on a European wheel. All the usual roulette bets are open through Evolution’s standard betting screen.
What does the slot machine decide?
It sets the MONOPOLY Bonus symbols. Evolution says the spin fixes the total number of those symbols for the round, and each symbol shows a number from 5 to 9, the dice rolls available in the MONOPOLY Bonus.
In monopoly roulette live, three to seven symbols land on single numbers from 0 to 36. Some of those numbers also get a random multiplier from 2x to 5x.
| MONOPOLY Bonus symbols | Share of 37 pockets |
|---|---|
| 3 | 8.1% |
| 4 | 10.8% |
| 5 | 13.5% |
| 6 | 16.2% |
| 7 | 18.9% |
The shares are simple division: symbols over 37 pockets. They show how often the winning pocket carries a MONOPOLY Bonus symbol in a round of each size.
What are Community Chest numbers?
They are the second set of bonus numbers. Evolution says Mr. Monopoly assigns up to five Community Chest symbols to single numbers during the slot machine spin, and a straight-up win on one leads to the Community Chest Bonus.
With five Community Chest numbers, 5 of the 37 pockets carry one, or 13.5%. Add seven MONOPOLY Bonus numbers, and up to 12 pockets can lead to a bonus in one round.
CasinoScores tracks each monopoly roulette live set on its own. It shows how often each number carried a symbol and how often those numbers won.
What does each bet pay in monopoly roulette live?
Every bet pays the standard European rate except the straight-up bet. Evolution sets a straight-up win at 19:1, and Livedealer.org and CasinoScores list bonus wins up to 4,999:1; other bets pay as normal roulette.
| Bet | Numbers covered | Payout |
|---|---|---|
| Straight Up | 1 | 19:1, up to 4,999:1 |
| Bonus Chaser | All MONOPOLY Bonus numbers | 19:1, up to 4,999:1 |
| Chest Chaser | All Community Chest numbers | 19:1, up to 4,999:1 |
| Split | 2 | 17:1 |
| Street | 3 | 11:1 |
| Corner or basket | 4 | 8:1 |
| Line | 6 | 5:1 |
| Dozen or column | 12 | 2:1 |
| Red, black, odd, even, 1-18, 19-36 | 18 | 1:1 |
The racetrack is also part of monopoly roulette live. Livedealer.org notes that players can take neighbours bets on it.
Why does a straight-up bet pay only 19:1?
Because the straight-up bet funds both bonus games. A standard European wheel pays 35:1 on a single number; monopoly roulette live cuts that to 19:1 and puts the difference into bonus pays of up to 4,999:1.
On a $1 straight-up bet, a plain win returns $20 here against $36 at a standard table. That $16 gap on every plain win pays for the bonus games.
The cut is deeper than at Fireball Roulette, where our fireball roulette live page shows a straight-up pay of 25:1.
What are the Bonus Chaser and Chest Chaser bets?
They are bets that follow the bonus symbols. Evolution says the Bonus Chaser and Chest Chaser place a bet on every number that receives the matching symbol, so the player does not pick numbers.
Livedealer.org gives the prices. The Bonus Chaser costs 14.5 times the chosen chip, and the Chest Chaser costs 7.3 times the chip. Both sit behind a slide-out button on the left of the screen.
At a $1 chip in monopoly roulette live, the Bonus Chaser costs $14.50 a spin and the Chest Chaser $7.30. Livedealer.org calls them a way to boost the chance of reaching the bonus games, for a price.
How often does a single straight-up bet reach a bonus?
Rarely. One number wins with a 1 in 37 chance, and it carries a MONOPOLY Bonus symbol with a chance of 3 to 7 in 37. Both together come to between 1 in 456 and 1 in 196.
| MONOPOLY Bonus numbers | Chance your number wins and is marked | About 1 in |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 0.22% | 456 |
| 5 | 0.37% | 274 |
| 7 | 0.51% | 196 |
The figures multiply 1/37 by the symbol share and assume random placement, as Evolution describes. A round with five Community Chest numbers adds another 1 in 274 chance of the card game.
How often does the Bonus Chaser reach the bonus?
Whenever the ball lands on any MONOPOLY Bonus number. That is 3 to 7 pockets out of 37, so the Bonus Chaser reaches the MONOPOLY Bonus in 8.1% to 18.9% of rounds, depending on the slot machine.
With five symbols, the chance is 13.5%, or about one round in 7.4. The 14.5-chip price covers every marked number at once.
The monopoly roulette live Chest Chaser works the same way for Community Chest numbers. With five of them, it reaches the card game in 13.5% of rounds.
What if you take both Chaser bets?
You reach a bonus whenever the ball lands on any marked number. In a round with five MONOPOLY Bonus numbers and five Community Chest numbers, that is up to 10 of 37 pockets, or 27%.
The price is steep. A $1 chip on both Chasers costs $21.80 a spin, and both bets carry the two worst RTP figures in monopoly roulette live, 93.66% and 94.72%.
Over 100 spins, that is $2,180 staked. At a blended edge of about 5.99%, the expected cost is about $130, against $58.86 for the same stake on red or black.
The pairing buys frequent bonus rounds, not better value. Most of those rounds end in the card game or a short walk.
How does the MONOPOLY Bonus work?
Mr. Monopoly walks a virtual MONOPOLY board and collects prizes. Evolution says the bonus uses two real dice, and the number of rolls left shows at the bottom of the screen and updates after each roll.
Before the walk, random multipliers go on every Property, Utility, Railway and Free Parking space. Each roll moves Mr. Monopoly forward by the dice total, and the running bonus total updates after every move.
When no rolls are left, the monopoly roulette live bonus ends. Evolution says all bonus winnings are then paid together with the original bet.
What is on the MONOPOLY Bonus board?
The classic layout. Evolution says the board mirrors the board game, with Properties, Utilities, Railways, Taxes, Free Parking, Jail and Go to Jail, Chance and Community Chest, and GO spaces.
| Space | Effect in the bonus |
|---|---|
| Property | Random multiplier, raised by houses or hotels |
| Utility, Railway, Free Parking | Random multiplier |
| Chance, Community Chest | Random cash prize or a fee |
| Income Tax | Cuts bonus winnings by 10% |
| Supertax | Cuts bonus winnings by 20% |
| Go to Jail | Moves to Jail; a double gets out |
| GO | Passing it doubles every prize on the board |
CasinoScores says the board prizes in monopoly roulette live reach 5,000x, with passing GO doubling all prizes on the board.
What do houses and hotels do?
They raise property values. Evolution says that before the round starts, some Properties receive houses or hotels, which increase the value of their multipliers.
A property with a hotel carries a raised value. That value is set before the first roll, so the walk decides only whether Mr. Monopoly reaches it.
The board resets for every bonus. Each monopoly roulette live bonus game builds a fresh set of values.
What happens on Chance and Community Chest spaces?
A random cash prize or a fee. Evolution says a stop on Chance or Community Chest can win a random cash prize or charge a fee against the bonus total.
These are the only board spaces that can go either way. Property, Utility and Railway spaces only add.
The Community Chest space on the board is different from the Community Chest Bonus. The space is part of the walk, while the bonus is the separate card game.
What does Jail do?
It stops the walk until a double. Evolution says a stop on Go to Jail moves Mr. Monopoly to Jail, and only a double gets him out. Finishing the bonus in Jail does not affect winnings already collected.
Doubles also add rolls in monopoly roulette live. Evolution says rolling a double awards one extra roll, unless the double is used to leave Jail.
Two dice show a double 6 times in 36, or once in six rolls. A trip to Jail can use up the remaining rolls, since only a double gets out.
What do Income Tax and Supertax do?
They take a share of the bonus total. Evolution says Income Tax reduces bonus winnings by 10% and Supertax by 20%, if the winnings allow it.
On a bonus total of 100x, Income Tax leaves 90x and Supertax leaves 80x. A tax stop early in the walk costs little, since the total is still small.
These are the only spaces in monopoly roulette live that cut a total already won.
What does passing GO do?
It doubles every prize on the board. Evolution says that when Mr. Monopoly passes GO, all the prizes on the board double, which raises the value of every space still ahead of him.
The classic board has 40 spaces, and two dice average 7 a roll. Five rolls cover about 35 spaces, while nine rolls cover about 63.
So longer walks are more likely to pass GO. That is why the number on the MONOPOLY Bonus symbol matters: 9 rolls is worth more than 5.
How many rolls does a bonus get?
Between 5 and 9, plus any doubles. The number shown on the MONOPOLY Bonus symbol sets the base rolls, and each double adds one more, unless it frees Mr. Monopoly from Jail.
A double comes up once in six rolls, so doubles add about a fifth to the walk on average. A 5-roll bonus averages about 6 rolls, and a 9-roll bonus about 10.8.
CasinoScores tracks how often each roll count occurs and the average multiplier each one returns. It notes that longer walks tend to build bigger multipliers.
What do the multipliers on Bonus numbers do?
They multiply the whole bonus. Evolution says that if the winning Bonus number carried a 2x to 5x multiplier, the total gathered in the MONOPOLY Bonus is multiplied by it.
In monopoly roulette live, a 3x number with a bonus total of 60x pays 180x. A 5x number with the same walk pays 300x.
The multiplier is set before the ball lands. CasinoScores shows it next to each Bonus number in its spin history, such as a 2x on number 4 in one logged round.
How does the Community Chest Bonus work?
It is a three-card pick. Evolution says three cards appear, each with a random multiplier from 20x to 300x, shown briefly before the cards are shuffled and their values hidden.
In monopoly roulette live, the player then taps a card to reveal its multiplier. If time runs out, a random card is picked automatically.
Livedealer.org calls this bonus much simpler and shorter than the board walk. The pick is blind, so the result is set by luck.
Does the card choice matter?
No. The values are shuffled and hidden before the pick, so every card has the same chance of holding the top value in monopoly roulette live. Evolution’s own rules pick a card at random when time runs out.
The lowest card pays 20x and the highest 300x. A $1 straight-up bet in the card game returns between $20 and $300.
CasinoScores tracks which multiplier each card position returned. That shows the spread of card values, not a better position to pick.
How do the two bonus games compare?
The MONOPOLY Bonus is longer and can pay far more; the Community Chest Bonus is a quick card pick with a floor of 20x. Evolution’s rules and CasinoScores give the numbers for each.
| Feature | MONOPOLY Bonus | Community Chest Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Numbers per round | 3 to 7 | Up to 5 |
| Play | Dice walk round a board | Pick one of three cards |
| Length | 5 to 9 rolls, plus doubles | One pick |
| Range | Up to 5,000x on the board | 20x to 300x |
| Extra multiplier | 2x to 5x on some numbers | None |
| Can lose value | Yes, taxes and fees | No |
| Chaser bet | Bonus Chaser, 14.5 chips | Chest Chaser, 7.3 chips |
The card game in monopoly roulette live has the safer floor. The board walk has the higher ceiling, and it is the one that can reach the 4,999:1 top pay.
What does a real round look like?
CasinoScores logs every monopoly roulette live round with the spin result and the Bonus numbers. In one logged round the ball landed on 20, while the Bonus numbers were 0, 4, 5, 19 and 36, with a 2x on number 4.
That round had five MONOPOLY Bonus numbers, and none of them won. Straight-up bets on 20 paid the base 19:1, and outside bets paid as normal.
Another logged round carried seven Bonus numbers: 0, 6, 7, 10, 19, 20 and 36. The ball landed on 4, so again no one reached the board walk from that spin.
Rounds like these are the norm. Even seven Bonus numbers leave 30 of the 37 pockets unmarked.
What is the maximum win?
4,999:1 on a straight-up bet, which returns 5,000 times the stake. Livedealer.org lists that top pay, and CasinoScores says the MONOPOLY Bonus board reaches 5,000x.
Monopoly roulette live also has a cash cap. CasinoScores puts the maximum payout per round at €500,000, player bet included.
The two caps meet at a €100 stake. One hundred times 5,000 is exactly €500,000, so a larger straight-up bet cannot collect the full top multiplier.
What is the RTP of monopoly roulette live?
It depends on the bet. Livedealer.org puts every standard bet at 97.30%, the straight-up bet at 96.59%, the Chest Chaser at 94.72% and the Bonus Chaser at 93.66%.
| Bet | RTP | House edge |
|---|---|---|
| Split, street, corner, line, dozen, column, even money | 97.30% | 2.70% |
| Straight Up | 96.59% | 3.41% |
| Chest Chaser | 94.72% | 5.28% |
| Bonus Chaser | 93.66% | 6.34% |
CasinoScores gives the optimal RTP as 97.30%. Livedealer.org sums it up: the bets that reach the bonus games give the worst returns.
Why is the RTP lower for large bets?
Because of the €500,000 cap. Livedealer.org says straight-up and Bonus Chaser bets over €10 can trigger the cap, and that it cuts their RTP further, to 96.46% and 93.63%.
The drop is small, about a tenth of a point on each bet. It matters only to players staking more than €10 on a single number.
Most Canadian players bet well under that, so the standard monopoly roulette live figures apply to them.
What does a hundred spins cost?
The house edge times the total staked gives the expected cost. At $5 a spin for 100 spins, $500 is staked, so the expected loss is $13.50 on outside bets and $31.70 on the Bonus Chaser.
| Bet | Staked | House edge | Expected loss |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red or black | $500 | 2.70% | $13.50 |
| Straight Up | $500 | 3.41% | $17.05 |
| Chest Chaser | $500 | 5.28% | $26.40 |
| Bonus Chaser | $500 | 6.34% | $31.70 |
These monopoly roulette live figures are long-run averages. Straight-up and Chaser bets swing far wider, since most rounds lose and a rare bonus pays hundreds of times the stake.
What does a $50 session on one number look like?
Mostly losing spins with rare wins. At $1 on one number for 50 spins, the number is expected to win about 1.35 times, and most wins pay the base 19:1.
A plain monopoly roulette live win returns $20, less than half of the $50 staked. A Community Chest win returns at least $20 and up to $300.
A MONOPOLY Bonus in the same run is unlikely. At about 1 in 274 per spin in a five-symbol round, 50 spins give about a 17% chance of one.
Is there a best strategy?
For the lowest cost, skip the straight-up and Chaser bets. Livedealer.org says the bets that reach the bonus games give the worst returns, while every other bet matches European roulette at 97.30%.
Livedealer.org calls that a shame. Skipping straight-ups means playing plain roulette and waiting 3 or 4 minutes each time the MONOPOLY Bonus runs for other players.
A middle path is a small straight-up chip next to an outside bet. The outside bet runs at 97.30%, and the chip keeps a ticket to the bonus games.
Does the wheel remember past spins?
No. Each spin is independent, and every pocket has the same 1 in 37 chance on every spin. The bonus symbols are also placed at random each round, as Evolution describes.
CasinoScores still tracks monopoly roulette live in detail. It logs spin results, bonus numbers, dice roll counts, card outcomes, dozens, columns, colours and hot and cold numbers.
Those trackers describe the past only. CasinoScores compares each dozen and column against an expected landing rate of about 32.40%.
Is monopoly roulette live really live?
The wheel and the dice are real. Livedealer.org describes an automatic, air-launched ball on a European wheel, and says the dice in the MONOPOLY Bonus are physical, not virtual.
The monopoly roulette live board walk plays out on a virtual board on screen. Evolution calls it a step into the virtual world of MONOPOLY, with Mr. Monopoly moving around it.
The host runs the slot machine lever and keeps the show moving. Livedealer.org calls the presentation immaculate.
What are the stakes and limits?
CasinoScores lists stakes from €0.20 to €10,000 and a €500,000 cap per round, player bet included. Canadian casinos show their own limits in dollars in the table header.
The monopoly roulette live Chaser bets price in chips. A $1 chip on both Chasers costs $21.80 a spin: $14.50 plus $7.30.
Livedealer.org notes that bets above €10 on straight-ups or the Bonus Chaser can hit the cap, which trims their RTP.
How does it compare with standard live roulette?
It pays less on single numbers and adds two bonus games. A standard European wheel pays 35:1 on a straight-up bet at 97.30%, while monopoly roulette live pays 19:1 at 96.59%, with bonus wins up to 4,999:1.
| Feature | Standard European roulette | Monopoly roulette live |
|---|---|---|
| Straight-up pay | 35:1 | 19:1, up to 4,999:1 |
| Straight-up RTP | 97.30% | 96.59% |
| Outside bets | Standard, 97.30% | Standard, 97.30% |
| Extra bets | None | Bonus Chaser, Chest Chaser |
| Bonus games | None | MONOPOLY Bonus, Community Chest Bonus |
Our page on live roulette in Canada covers the standard tables. The house edge maths sits on our roulette odds page.
How does it compare with Fireball Roulette?
Both mark 3 to 7 bonus numbers with a presenter-pulled slot reel. Fireball Roulette pays 25:1 at 97% with a top of 2,499:1; monopoly roulette live pays 19:1 at 96.59% with a top of 4,999:1 and a second bonus game.
The bonus games differ too. Fireball drops a ball into a grid of 149 pockets, while the MONOPOLY Bonus is a dice walk around a board.
Monopoly roulette live costs more per straight-up bet and offers a higher ceiling in return.
Where can Canadians play monopoly roulette live?
At online casinos that carry Evolution’s live lobby. Livedealer.org lists 888, Dublinbet and Stake among the casinos offering the game.
In Ontario, the operator’s registration is the first thing to check. The table header and game help show the limits, pays and RTP figures in force.
Outside Ontario, the provincial sites and the brands that serve each province decide what is on offer.
Who is monopoly roulette live for?
Roulette players who want a board-game bonus without leaving the wheel. Monopoly roulette live keeps every standard bet and adds two bonus routes through the straight-up bet.
It suits fans of MONOPOLY Live and players happy to trade the 35:1 single-number pay for a shot at 4,999:1. It suits less those who bet single numbers for the steady 35:1.
Outside-bet players lose nothing here. Their bets pay and return the same as at any single-zero wheel.
What does a Canadian player check before playing?
Four items: the table limits, the straight-up and Chaser pays, the RTP figures in the game help and the operator’s registration. All four are visible before the first spin of monopoly roulette 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 roulette pages are worth reading next?
Four pages sit closest to this one. Each covers another live roulette table with its own feature, and each one stands on its own.
Monopoly roulette live is a European wheel with a cheaper single-number pay and two MONOPOLY bonus games behind it. Outside bets return 97.30%, straight-ups 96.59%, and the Chaser bets cost the most.