
Monopoly Big Baller Results, Stats & Tracker
In the 24 hours to 2026-10-21 21:31 UTC, Scoreo recorded 1,071 draws of Monopoly Big Baller. 53 of them were bonus rounds (5.0% against 5.1% expected). Every 20-ball draw of Evolution's Monopoly Big Baller, how close the 3 Rolls and 5 Rolls bonus cards came, every trip around the Monopoly board and what it paid, recorded as it happens.
Latest results
newest firstDraws since last bonus
LIVEHow many draws since a full bonus card sent the game to the Monopoly board.
Monopoly Big Baller is Evolution's bingo-style game show. Players buy Chance or Free Space cards (up to four) plus optional 3 Rolls and 5 Rolls cards. Before the draw Mr. Monopoly adds Global, Line and Standard multipliers to the Chance cards; then 20 of 60 balls are drawn and lines pay from 2:1 up to 199:1 per line. A completed 3 Rolls or 5 Rolls card opens the Monopoly board bonus. Scoreo records every draw: the 20 balls, how many numbers of each bonus card came out, whether a bonus opened and what the board paid.
Bonus card statistics
Last 24 hHow often each bonus card has been completed in the selected window, compared with its long-run share across every draw Scoreo has recorded (the grey mark). A share turns hot or cold when it strays 20% or more from that over at least 100 draws.
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Round history
Bonus cards show how many of their numbers were among the 20 balls. Now and then a bonus opens with a number still missing; the results feed does not say how the card was completed.
View moreBiggest wins
Last 24 hThe largest board totals in the selected window: what Mr. Monopoly collected on the 3 Rolls and 5 Rolls board.
Multipliers, explained
Ball draw frequency
Last 24 hHow often each of the 60 balls has been among the 20 drawn. Every ball has a 33.3% chance per draw; the darker the cell, the less often it has appeared. Hot and cold need a 20% deviation over at least 100 draws.
Cards
Chance card
centre cell is a guaranteed multiplierA 5×5 card of numbers with a multiplier in the middle instead of a free space. Mr. Monopoly can add Global, Line and Standard multipliers before the draw, and a free space may still be added later. Higher ceiling, harder to complete.
Free Space card
centre cell is already markedThe same 5×5 grid with a wild centre, so a line through the middle only needs four numbers. Lower payouts, more frequent lines. Up to four cards of either type can be in play per round.
3 Rolls
3 numbers, all must be drawnA bonus card that must be fully covered by the 20 drawn balls. When it is, Mr. Monopoly walks the 3D board for three rolls of two dice, collecting the prizes on every square he lands on. Doubles roll again.
5 Rolls
4 numbers, all must be drawnThe rarer bonus card: five rolls on the board and the bigger multipliers that come with a longer walk. Complete both bonus cards in one draw and the two bonus rounds are played back to back.
Everyone at the table watches the board. Only players holding the completed bonus card are paid from it.
How to play
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Open Monopoly Big Baller from the Game Shows section of a live casino.
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Stake up to four Chance or Free Space cards, and optionally the 3 Rolls and 5 Rolls bonus cards, before betting closes.
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Mr. Monopoly places Global, Line and Standard multipliers on the Chance cards.
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The machine draws 20 of the 60 balls. Matching numbers light up on your cards.
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Every completed row, column or diagonal pays; multipliers on that line stack on top.
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A fully covered 3 Rolls or 5 Rolls card opens the Monopoly board bonus: three or five rolls of two dice, doubles roll again, and every square Mr. Monopoly lands on adds to the total paid to everyone holding that card.
FAQ
A live game show by Evolution that combines Monopoly Live with a 60-ball lottery draw. Players hold 5×5 cards, 20 balls are drawn, completed lines pay, and a full 3 Rolls or 5 Rolls card opens a 3D Monopoly board round with Mr. Monopoly. The published RTP is 96.10% on the Chance and Free Space cards.
60 numbered balls sit in the machine and 20 are drawn each round, one at a time. Every number that appears on one of your cards is marked, and any complete row, column or diagonal pays. This page lists all 20 balls of every draw in the order they came out.
Before the draw Mr. Monopoly places multipliers on the Chance cards: Global (2× or 3×) multiplies every win on the card, Line (20× or 50×) multiplies one row, column or diagonal, and Standard (10× or 20×) sits on a single number and multiplies any line through it. The three types stack. The results feed Scoreo records does not include which multipliers were placed, so they are not part of the statistics.
Both are 5×5 cards of numbers. A Free Space card has its centre already marked, so lines through the middle need four numbers and pay from 2:1 to 39:1. A Chance card has a multiplier in the centre instead, pays from 2:1 up to 199:1 per line and is where Mr. Monopoly places his extra multipliers.
Bonus cards with three or four numbers. When every number on the card has been drawn, Mr. Monopoly rolls two dice three or five times on the 3D Monopoly board, doubles add a roll, and each square he lands on adds its prize to the total. The total is paid to every player who held that card.
In the draws Scoreo has recorded so far, 3 Rolls has opened roughly once every 25 draws and 5 Rolls roughly once every 60. The since-last cards at the top of the page show the current gap and how it compares with that long-run average.
The Ball draw frequency block shows how many times each of the 60 balls has been drawn in the selected window. Over enough draws every ball converges to the same share; short windows always look uneven.
The published theoretical return to player is 96.10% on the Chance and Free Space cards and lower on the bonus cards, down to about 92.55% on 5 Rolls. Betting limits are set by each casino and shown at the table.
Bonus multipliers depend on the dice and the prizes on the board. The Biggest wins block on this page lists the largest board totals recorded in the selected window, up to all-time.
No. Scoreo shows results and statistics only. To watch and play you need an account at a licensed casino that carries Evolution games.
No. Every draw is independent and the machine has no memory. Draws since last bonus and ball frequencies describe what has happened; they do not change the odds of the next draw.
Recent days
Every round of a single UTC day, with that day’s split and its biggest win.