WHEELIEPractice mode
Spin to earn · Flywheel gaming

Spin the wheel.
Win real USDG.

Hold FORTUNE, burn a little per spin, and win up to $5,000 in USDG on Robinhood Chain. Every spin is drawn on-chain and anyone can check it.

Prize pool$—USDG on Robinhood Chain Testnet
Total spins0
FORTUNE burned0
Your practice spins0
Burn boost16.0% chance to win something

Burn more per spin and every prize becomes that many times more likely.

Practice mode: same odds as the real wheel, no tokens or prizes. The on-chain wheel opens at launch.

1

Hold FORTUNE

Keep the minimum in your wallet. It's your ticket to the wheel.

2

Spin and burn

Each spin burns a small amount of FORTUNE, shrinking supply with every turn.

3

Win USDG

Prizes land in your wallet the moment the wheel stops. Free spins stack up for later.

Odds

Every slice, every chance

Slices look the same size on the wheel, but each has its own chance, set in the contract and shown here exactly. Nobody can change them while a spin is in progress.

PrizeChanceOddsAt 5× boost
Try again84.04%1 in 1.21 in 4.9
Free spin8.00%1 in 131 in 2.5
$5 USDG6.00%1 in 171 in 3.3
$10 USDG1.50%1 in 671 in 13
$25 USDG0.40%1 in 2501 in 50
$100 USDG0.05%1 in 2,0001 in 400
$500 USDG0.0060%1 in 16,6671 in 3,333
$5K USDG0.0006%1 in 166,6671 in 33,333

Average paid out per spin: $0.66 in USDG, plus free spins. Burn boost multiplies both the burn and every winning chance, so a 5× spin averages $3.30.

Live

Latest spins

Straight from the contract. Every row links to its transaction.

Spins show up here the moment the on-chain wheel opens.

Provably fair

Nobody picks the winner

  1. The house commits first. Before any spin, the operator locks in a chain of secret seeds by publishing only its final hash. Each spin must be settled with the next seed in that chain, in order, so seeds can't be swapped after a spin and a losing result can't be skipped.
  2. You add your own randomness. Your wallet sends a fresh random number with every spin.
  3. The chain adds the last piece. The hash of the block your spin lands in is mixed in. Nobody knows it when the spin is sent, so even someone holding a future seed can't aim for a prize.
  4. Stalling doesn't pay. If a spin isn't settled within the timeout you can take your tokens back, and if it later turns out to be a winner, it still pays.