Dream Catcher Live Stats, Results & Tracker
In the 24 hours to 2026-10-12 05:11 UTC, Scoreo recorded 1,826 spins of Dream Catcher. 61 of them respun after a 2× or 7× (3.3% against 3.7% expected). Every spin of Evolution's original money wheel: six numbers from 1 to 40, plus the 2× and 7× segments that respin the wheel and stack their multipliers. Tracked live, spin by spin.
Latest spins
newest firstwinning number · respin multipliers · payout · newest firstSpins since last hit
LIVEHow many spins since the wheel last stopped on its rarest segments, against the long-run average gap.
A long gap does not make a segment more likely on the next spin. The 2× and 7× counters count the spins since that multiplier last sent the wheel round again.
Dream Catcher was Evolution's first money-wheel game show. The host spins a 54-segment wheel carrying the numbers 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40, and each number pays its own odds. Two segments carry no number: 2× and 7×. When the wheel stops on one, every bet stays in place, the wheel spins again and the winning number pays multiplied. Multipliers that land back to back multiply together. Scoreo records every spin: the respin chain, the winning number, the total paid and how many players won.
Wheel statistics
Last 24 hHow often each segment has come up. The grey mark is its long-run share. A 2× or 7× always leads to a respin, so every recorded spin ends on one of the 52 numbered segments: a number expects its share of those (23 of 52 for 1, 44.2%), and the 2× and 7× rows count the spins they respun. A segment turns hot or cold when it strays 20% or more from that over at least 100 spins.
123 segments · 44.2% expected81044.4%
215 segments · 28.9% expected53129.1%
57 segments · 13.5% expected25113.8%
104 segments · 7.7% expected1478.1%202 segments · 3.9% expected583.2%401 segment · 1.92% expected291.6%2× multiplier1 segment · 1.89% expected331.8%7× multiplier1 segment · 1.89% expected281.5%respin · vs 3.7%
multiplier
vs 73.1%
Spin history
10pays 10:1147 (8.05%)times won−0.49%return on a flat bet2×2×10×€758none5×€397none2×€511none1×€294none2×€8,496none1×€8,425none2×€7,145none5×€5,703none2×€651none10×€620Best bet replays a 1-unit bet on each number on every spin in the selected window, paid at what each spin actually paid, 2× and 7× respins included. It describes the window; every spin is independent and the odds of the next one do not change.
Biggest wins
Top payouts
The five best-paying results of the last 20 spins.
straight hit40×straight hit20×2× respin10×straight hit10×straight hit10×A 2× or 7× locks bets in for a respin. If the respin lands another multiplier, the two multiply.
The wheel
1
23 segments · 42.6%Pays 1:1. The most common stop, landing on a little over four spins in ten.
2
15 segments · 27.8%Pays 2:1. Together with 1 it covers 70% of the wheel.
5
7 segments · 13.0%Pays 5:1. Lands roughly once every seven or eight spins.
10
4 segments · 7.4%Pays 10:1. About one spin in 13.
20
2 segments · 3.7%Pays 20:1. About one spin in 26.
40
1 segment · 1.85%Pays 40:1. The single top-paying number, about one spin in 52.
2× multiplier
1 segment · 1.85%Not a bet. All bets stay in place, the wheel spins again and the winning number pays double.
7× multiplier
1 segment · 1.85%Not a bet. Respins the wheel and multiplies the next winning number by seven.
RTP ranges from 90.57% to 96.58% depending on which number you bet on.
How to play
- 1
Open Dream Catcher from the Game Shows section of a live casino.
- 2
Bet on any of the six numbers (1, 2, 5, 10, 20 or 40) before betting closes. The 2× and 7× segments cannot be bet on.
- 3
The host spins the wheel. If it stops on your number, you are paid at that number's odds.
- 4
If it stops on 2× or 7×, bets stay in place and the wheel spins again with that multiplier applied to the winning number.
- 5
A second multiplier on the respin multiplies the first. 2× then 7× pays the winning number at 14 times its odds.
FAQ
A live money-wheel game show by Evolution, launched in 2017. A host spins a 54-segment wheel with the numbers 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40 and two multiplier segments, 2× and 7×. Bets pay the odds of the number the wheel stops on. RTP ranges from 90.57% to 96.58% depending on the bet.
54 segments: 23 show the number 1, 15 show 2, 7 show 5, 4 show 10, 2 show 20 and 1 shows 40, and one segment each is 2× and 7×. A number pays its own value as odds, so 5 pays 5:1 and 40 pays 40:1. The host spins the wheel and the pointer picks the segment; bets on that number win and the others lose.
They cannot be bet on. When the wheel stops on one, every bet stays in place, no new bets are taken and the wheel spins again; the number it then stops on pays its odds times the multiplier. If the respin lands on another multiplier the two multiply, so 2× then 7× pays 14 times the odds. This page files a respin under the number the wheel finally stopped on and shows the multipliers in front of it.
Because a spin that stops on 2× or 7× is not over: the wheel goes round again until it stops on a number, and that number is the result. Every recorded spin therefore ends on one of the 52 numbered segments, and 1 holds 23 of them, 44.2%. The 2× and 7× rows count the spins that respun after that multiplier, about one in 53 each.
The 10, at 96.58% by the published figures, and the 40 has the lowest, about 90.6%. Every return counts the 2× and 7× respins, which multiply whatever number comes up next. The best bet block on this page replays a flat bet on each number over the recorded spins; it describes the window, not the next spin.
Betting limits are set by each casino and shown at the table, together with the maximum payout per round. Scoreo records what a spin paid as a multiple of the stake and what the table paid out in total, not individual stakes.
No. Scoreo shows results and statistics only. Playing or watching requires an account at a licensed casino that carries Evolution games.
No. The wheel has no memory and every spin is independent. Spins since a segment last hit, hot and cold segments and the best bet describe what has happened; they do not change the odds of the next spin.
Recent days
Every round of a single UTC day, with that day’s split and its biggest win.