Enjoy Gaming game info, one row per table and one source per figure
This page exists because the rest of the site quotes numbers about products it did not build. Three kinds of source are used and they are kept apart here: the long-standing pages of this domain, the studio's own game pages, and third-party catalogues, which are named whenever one of their figures appears.
Core data for the catalogue
Seven of the eight tables use European roulette with 37 straight-up numbers. Four of those are automated themed wheels, two are pre-recorded with dealers and one is a streamed slingshot wheel. Wonder Wheel is the eighth, with 54 physical sectors and a presenter.
Quoted ceilings run from the 100x mystery multiplier on the wheel show, through the x320, x555 and x777 roulette systems, up to the x4000 reward tier inside Energy Roulette's bonus. Kyiv Pros has no multiplier layer and pays the ordinary 36:1.
Where each number on this site came from
The mechanics — how many numbers each table draws, what the enhanced payout replaces, the 29:1 to 319:1 and 29:1 to 776:1 ranges, the 54 sectors, the bet row of 1, 2, 5, 8 and 10 — are stated both by the long-standing pages of this domain and by the studio's own game pages. Where two independent descriptions agree to the digit, the text says so plainly. The €150,000 cap on Energy Roulette is one of those.
The description of the pre-recorded format — a generated draw, filmed dealers, one shared result for everybody at the table — comes from the integrator that distributes the studio's games, and the fact that the studio is based in the Isle of Man comes from a platform provider's page about it. Neither is the studio speaking, and neither is presented as though it were.
The two return percentages, and who publishes them
Neither this domain's own pages nor the studio's game pages state a return-to-player figure for any of the eight. One catalogue publishes two: 97.04% for X777 Roulette and 97.3% for Kyiv Pros Roulette.
They are repeated here as that catalogue's figures and not as ours, because nothing we hold confirms either one. The number that governs a table you are actually sitting at is the one in that table's own information panel, and it is set by the operator running it.
Figures that disagree between sources
One third-party listing files Greek Roulette under a different studio altogether. That is a filing error rather than a competing claim: the studio publishes the table itself, under its own longer name of Greek Roulette (x777 Every Spin Roulette), and an industry press release records its launch with the same mechanic and the same x777 figure.
A second collision is in the names. At least one other supplier publishes a table called Roulette x777, and the Wonder Wheel name is shared with a bookmaker's free promotional spin. Neither is the table described on this site, which is why the studio is named every time a table is.
Demo and free play: what exists and what does not
There is no demo on this host. Some operators expose these tables with a play-money balance — the captures on these pages were taken in that state, which is why the balances read the way they do — but that is the operator's doing and not ours, and it is not available everywhere.
There is also a limit built into the format. A hosted or pre-recorded round is one round, shared by everyone at the table at the same moment. It cannot be run privately for one reader the way a slot's demo spin can, so free play here never means a private session.
What this site does not state at all
No bonus amount, promo code or wagering requirement appears anywhere on the host. Neither does a licence name or number, ours or an operator's. Neither do deposit limits, fees or withdrawal windows, and neither does a score, a rating or a star count for anything.
Those gaps are deliberate and they are listed in the machine-readable brief this site serves, so that a figure of that kind found somewhere else is not attached to these tables, or to any operator, through this address.
One line per table
Questions about the figures
Does this site publish an RTP for these tables?
No. Neither our own pages nor the studio's publish one. A third-party catalogue quotes 97.04% for X777 Roulette and 97.3% for Kyiv Pros Roulette, and those are that catalogue's figures rather than ours.
Where does the x4000 figure come from?
From the studio's own description of Energy Roulette, alongside an overall cap of €150,000. Both describe the bonus grid rather than a payout on the wheel.
Why is a third-party listing crediting Greek Roulette to someone else?
Because it is filed wrongly. The studio publishes the table itself and an industry press release records its launch with the same mechanic and the same x777 ceiling.
Is any licence named on this site?
No. No licence name or number appears here for us or for any operator, and nothing on the host should be read as a statement about one.
Who decides the return figure at a table I sit at?
The operator running it, and the value that applies is shown in the table's own information panel rather than on a page like this one.
Can I try these tables for free?
Not on this host. Some operators offer them with a play-money balance, but a hosted or pre-recorded round is shared by everyone at the table and cannot be run privately.
18 and over in the UK. These are timed rounds and the pre-recorded ones are quick by design, so an hour passes in a way an hour at a slower table does not. Decide what the session is worth before the first round, and let the account's own deposit and loss limits hold the line rather than your own judgement at round forty.
If this has stopped being entertainment, the national gambling helpline is free, answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and runs on two numbers rather than one — 0808 8020 133 in England and Scotland. 0808 2819 265 in Wales. Check which of the two is yours before you dial. GamStop is a free self-exclusion scheme that blocks the accounts you hold with operators licensed in Great Britain, and it is a form you fill in rather than a call you have to make.
The tables themselves are listed on the eight tables, the wheel is explained under roulette rules, and the values are compared on multipliers.