Pragmatic Play’s Mega Roulette 3000 Raises Straight-Up Wins to 3,000x

Pragmatic Play will debut Mega Roulette 3000 on 29 October 2025, taking its multiplier roulette format and stretching the ceiling from 500x all the way to 3,000x. The core game hasn’t changed, it’s still European roulette with multipliers tacked onto straight-ups, but the volatility has. Coming off releases like Money Time, Dice City, and Fortune Roulette, this one feels less like a new idea and more like Pragmatic turning up the volume yet again.

Base Game Features

At its core, Mega Roulette 3000 doesn’t mess with tradition. The action plays out on a single-zero European wheel, broadcast live from Pragmatic’s dedicated studio. Rounds move quickly, with about 17 seconds to get your bets in, and the rhythm is brisk enough to hit roughly 80 spins an hour. Every inside and outside bet you’d expect is on the felt, but the real draw, as always in this series, is the straight-up bet. That’s the only wager eligible for multipliers, and it’s where the 3,000x potential lives.

Mega Multipliers

Each round, between 1 and 5 numbers are chosen as Mega Lucky Numbers. Hit one of them with a straight-up and your payout jumps from the reduced base of 29:1 to whatever multiplier flashes on screen: anywhere between 50x and 3,000x.

The mechanic is unchanged from the original Mega Roulette, but the stakes are very different. What once topped out at 500x now stretches to six times that, shifting the whole game into a more volatile, higher-risk bracket. Unlike some multiplier roulettes that let the boosts spill over into splits or other inside bets, Pragmatic keeps it tightly focused on direct hits. That makes the highs sharper, the lows more pronounced, and the appeal clearer for anyone chasing the big one.

Math Model in Context

The return profile follows Pragmatic’s familiar split:

• Straight-up bets: 96.5% RTP.
• All other bets: 97.3% RTP.

That’s identical to the original Mega Roulette and to Fortune Roulette, while Auto Mega Roulette nudges straights a little higher to 97.5%. If you prefer a no-multiplier environment, their latest Privé Lounge Roulette tables stick to a flat 97.3% across the board.

What this shows is that Mega Roulette 3000 doesn’t take more in edge, it just redistributes the volatility. You’re still playing under the same rules, but the potential swings are far bigger, and the payouts on lucky hits are now in a league of their own.

How It Compares

Evolution set the pace in this category. Lightning Roulette gave the genre its first jolt with 500x multipliers. XXXtreme Lightning Roulette pushed further with chain features and a top of 2,000x. Gold Bar Roulette broke the mould by letting players assign multipliers themselves, though with lower ceilings.

Pragmatic’s answer is straightforward: keep the mechanics lean, lift the ceiling higher. With a 3,000x cap, Mega Roulette 3000 edges past XXXtreme Lightning in sheer potential, and does so without adding extra layers of complexity.

Final Thoughts

Mega Roulette 3000 is less a reinvention and more a redefinition of scale. Pragmatic has taken its most recognisable live table and given it a ceiling that dwarfs its earlier outings. For players, that means the same flow, the same bets, and the same familiar wheel, only now, a straight-up win can pay thirty times your stake in a way that makes 500x feel modest.

In a market where Evolution has built variety into its multipliers, Pragmatic has chosen simplicity and brute force. And in roulette, sometimes that’s all you need: one number, one ball, and a multiplier large enough to change the conversation.