Colour Game

Colour Game is a colour betting wheel game: You select one or more colours before the game begins, the wheel or set of coloured dice spins and you win or lose based on the number of colours that appear in the result. It is all based on luck – no hand to read, no opponent to beat – just a spin and a match count.

The game is a virtual, random number generator (RNG) version of the perya (carnival) game, which has been played at Philippine town fiestas for years, and where players wager on colored panels and a wheel or dice cage determines the winner. This version maintains that same format, but uses a fast, repeatable round with a set of digital colors instead of a physical wheel. To get an idea of how betting with wheels and picks works in general, Roulette is a good reference point, although the mechanics of Colour Game are simpler and based on colour rather than number.

If you are familiar with perya games in the casino-style betting environment, Colour Game will be right up your alley, as it's the same bet and spin concept, just digital and offered at this popular online casino. It can be found in our live and table games section, along with other wheel and pick based games.

How Do You Play Colour Game?

The sequence of a round of Colour Game is the same each time.

1. Before the spin, choose one or more colors from the set of colors provided.
2. Make a wager on each color you have selected.
3. Wheel or dice spins and stops on a combination of colours.
4. The game keeps track of the number of colors you selected that were in that result.
5. You get paid according to your bet and the number of matches you have made.

The more colors you bet on at a time, the more likely you are to get at least one of them, but the less money you're able to bet on each one, since you're distributing your funds over more potential combinations. This is similar to the risk/reward scenario you will encounter in Plinko: the bigger the prize, the less likely you are to win it.

How Does the Payout Table Work in Colour Game?

Colour Game is a game that pays out for the number of colors that you have on the spin, not just for hitting one color. The following table illustrates a typical and representative structure – actual multipliers may differ from platform to platform, but the shape of the payout curve remains the same for all virtual color-wheel games.

The reasoning is simple once you can see it written out: the less common the outcome, the more you'll be paid for it, and the full-match tier is the best outcome that every round is looking for. Since the draw is random, increasing the number of colors you bet does not increase your long-term expected return, but rather the frequency with which you win and the amount you win.

What Is the RTP of Colour Game?

Unlike some fixed slot machines, Colour Game is not a single percentage that is universally quoted as its RTP, it's the shape of the payout table that defines the wheel and pick games like this. What can be said with certainty is that, like other licensed RNG casino games, it is built to return a significant majority of all the money wagered by players over a very large number of spins, and the tiering of the payout table (larger rewards for less common combinations) is what balances the return, not one single number.

In reality, it means that you can expect a wide fluctuation in your results from round to round and even from session to session as a game of the same design can be a generous payout or a cold game over any short period. A better way to view the game is through the lens of long-run averages, not just one night's play.

What Tips Can Help You Play Colour Game Better?

1. Know the pay table before you play — know what a 1-match, 2-match and 3-match result will pay.
2. Choose between single color bets (higher rewards but less likely to hit) and multi color bets (smaller rewards, but more likely to hit).
3. Prior to beginning, set a budget and a stopping point as rounds go by fast.
4. Bet less money in more spins instead of focusing your money on a single spin.
5. Take breaks between long sessions — it's easy to lose count of how many rounds you are playing at the pace of this game.

If you're looking for a similar game to Colour Game, you should try Poker Roulette, which has a different round structure that is based on hand formation instead of colour counting, and explore more King Midas games for more games that have similar risk-tiering. It is also good to look at the ongoing OKGames promotions before playing a session, as there are promotions or offers associated with table games and wheel games that are regularly offered.

Is Colour Game Safe and Legit to Play?

Colour Game is created by King Midas and utilizes an authorized random number generator which means that each spin is independent and cannot be foreseen or manipulated from round to round. If it's a legitimate online casino site that's licensed in the Philippines, that RNG isn't just a marketing promise, it's something that's regulated.

The regulation is from PAGCOR, the Philippine government agency that licenses and regulates gaming operators. The true measure of the safety and legitimacy of any online casino game is a PAGCOR license.

If you are new to wheel and color-pick games, you might want to check out our roulette basics guide and our full games guide to get a better idea of how odds and payout tiers work in a similar game, and before any long session, take a look at our responsible gaming resources.

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