DayZ Big Wheel
DayZ Big Wheel You survived the coast, found some cash and immediately decided financial ruin sounded fun. DayZ Big Wheel is a polished multiplayer money-wheel game where survivors gather around one giant 54-slot wheel, wager in-game cash and watch every spin unfold together. Choose your colours, place your bets and let a live croupier call the action over a built-in soundtrack. Win big, lose everything and reach… (more)
DayZ Big Wheel You survived the coast, found some cash and immediately decided financial ruin sounded fun. DayZ Big Wheel is a polished multiplayer money-wheel game where survivors gather around one giant 54-slot wheel, wager in-game cash and watch every spin unfold together. Choose your colours, place your bets and let a live croupier call the action over a built-in soundtrack. Win big, lose everything and reach the weekly leaderboard — preferably in that order. Requirements: Base game only. Defaults to Expansion's USD banknote by classname, so Expansion is not a hard dependency. Almost any stackable currency item is supported. Key Features True multiplayer — everyone shares ONE server-controlled betting period, spin, winning slot and result. Supports 8 seats by default, configurable to 16, plus spectators. Server-authoritative gameplay — the server controls the RNG, timer, wheel, balances, seats and payouts. Money is never trusted to the client. The wheel plays fair, unlike most survivors. Escrow anti-cheat — stakes are secured before the result is known. Built-in music — ambient tracks shuffle while you play. Choose songs, adjust the volume or mute them. Live croupier — choose a UK or US host to call bets, results and wins. Voice and volume are remembered per player, or can be muted. Deployable kit — deploy the full wheel from a boxed kit using a live placement hologram, then pack it away again with a screwdriver. Real in-game currency — wager inventory-based cash worth exactly the same at the wheel as everywhere else on your server. Flexible currency — supports Expansion banknotes, custom currencies and almost any stackable currency item. Multi-denomination payouts — configure several note values and winnings are paid largest-first in tidy stacks. Persistent payout vault — overflow winnings are stored safely when your inventory is full and returned once you make room. Weekly leaderboard — server-wide rankings reset each week so fresh names can reach the top, or can be switched to all-time. Persistent statistics — lifetime profit, total wagered, biggest win, biggest loss, longest streak, win rate and rounds played. Every poor financial decision, permanently recorded. Free chips — optional hourly, daily, weekly or one-time welcome rewards. Restart-aware — configure restart times and the wheel stops accepting bets beforehand, warning players so no active round is swallowed. Player customisation — four fonts, backgrounds, panel frames, cinematic spin zoom, embers, glow effects and win-tier celebrations, all remembered per player. More polish — 32 chip colours, configurable betting timers, animated win/loss banners, recent results, personal bet history and resolution correction from 4:3 to 21:9 ultrawide. The Wheel & Payouts The wheel has 54 slots across seven coloured values. Common colours pay less; rare colours can turn one reckless click into a small fortune. Red 1 — 1:1 — 26 slots Green 3 — 3:1 — 13 slots Orange 6 — 6:1 — 7 slots Yellow 12 — 12:1 — 4 slots Blue 25 — 25:1 — 2 slots Pink 50 — 50:1 — 1 slot Purple 50 — 50:1 — 1 slot Pink and purple are separate bets. Only the colour beneath the pointer wins, so choose your particular flavour of impossible carefully. How to Play Approach the wheel and use Play Big Wheel. Claim a chip colour and sit down, or spectate and quietly judge everyone. Set your stake and click a coloured row to place a bet. Use Undo, Clear, Repeat, x2 and Max to adjust bets quickly. Press SPIN alone or READY with other players. Everyone shares the spin and payouts are automatic. For Server Owners[/h1
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