Which live game shows run at Casino Rainbet
We stream four live game show formats, each built around a wheel or board mechanic rather than cards. They sit inside our live casino lobby alongside blackjack, roulette and baccarat tables, delivered by Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play Live with professional dealers and HD video.
The formats we offer
Crazy Time and Monopoly Live use a large spinning wheel with bonus rounds that take players into a separate mini-game once the wheel lands on the right segment. Sweet Bonanza Candyland carries the same wheel structure but with a candy theme, while Mega Wheel keeps the format simple: a single spin decides the multiplier applied to every bet placed that round.
Because all four shows are hosted on the providers' own servers, we have no influence over outcomes or payout settings. Players betting on these shows can move between the live lobby and our other live tables in seconds, which fits the way our casino section is organised around quick switching rather than separate apps for each game type.
Game show formats and their providers
Each of our live game shows comes from one of two studios, which keeps the look and controls consistent across the lobby.
| Game show | Provider | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Crazy Time | Evolution Gaming | Spinning wheel with bonus rounds |
| Monopoly Live | Evolution Gaming | Board-themed spinning wheel |
| Sweet Bonanza Candyland | Pragmatic Play Live | Candy-themed spinning wheel |
| Mega Wheel | Pragmatic Play Live | Single-spin multiplier wheel |
Two studios cover all four shows, so the dealer presentation and betting panel work the same way whichever one we pick for the evening.
Our live game shows sit within a wider live offering of hundreds of tables, all streamed in HD with professional dealers rather than automated rounds. That scale comes from the same two studios behind the game shows, Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play Live, which also run our blackjack, roulette and baccarat variants covered in more depth on our table games page.
Betting on a wheel-based show works the same way as placing a bet on any other live table: choose a stake, confirm it before the spin locks, and wait for the result to land. Bonus rounds on Crazy Time and Monopoly Live are triggered automatically by the wheel itself, so there is nothing extra to activate beyond placing a bet on the right segment in advance.
Everything we offer around these shows, from account access to payment processing, is laid out together on our full overview page, and anyone checking the fairness of third-party streamed games can read more on our safety page.
3 min read — Updated Nov 11, 2026