How to Play Dream Catcher
One common trait shared by most popular casino games is that they’re simple and easy to get to grips with. Fortunately, that’s the case with Dream Catcher. And while the theory behind games isn’t always the most interesting part, it helps to know about the game you’re about to bet money on in order to save you from making a crazy bet. The two most basic things to know about playing Dream Catcher is that you need funds in your account to bet with and a prediction of where the ball will land. So basically, make a guess on the number, and put your money where your mouth is.
You then let the host spin the wheel, and await the outcome. If you predicted correctly, your winnings will be credited to your account balance at the odds given for the winning number.
You can see the table limits on the screen, so they will help determine your stake. Then you’ll see traffic light colours that tell you when the game is ready for you to place your bet. Of course, green is the colour you’re looking for, although you’re still good when it shows amber. If it’s showing red, however, you’re too late.
To place your bet, choose the chip value you want to bet with. And once you’ve chosen your chip. click on the corresponding number in front of the wheel. You can click again if you want to bet with a higher value. There are a total of six betting spots, and you can bet on as many as you want. You can click on ‘BET ON ALL’ if you really want to go with it.
Spinning the Wheel
Once all bets have been placed, the host spins the Dream Catcher wheel. Bets are then paid out to all players who bet on the winning number, and another round of betting begins. You can then either repeat the bet you made in the previous round, double it, or place a new bet entirely.
Dream Catcher 2x & 7x Multipliers
Among the game’s main highlights are the multiplier segments, as that’s where you’ll find some very generous win potential. If the wheel lands on one of these, each bets remains, and the host re-spins the wheel. Each winning bet is multiplied by either 2 or 7, depending on which multiplier the wheel landed on after the first spin.
If the wheel hits on a multiplier for consecutive spins, it results in stacked multipliers, which means that the multiplier from the previous spin is multiplied again. All bets remain until a multiplier falls on a numbered segment.
For example, if the wheel lands on x2, then x7, followed by 10, you’d be paid out €1.400 on a €10 bet, as the 10-1 odds are multiplied by 2, which doubles your odds to 20-1, then multiplied by 7, which finally sees your odds at 140-1.
There’s no actual limit to how many times in a row the wheel can fall on a multiplier. In theory, it could continue to multiply wins until the €500.000 maximum limit is reached. Of course, this is unlikely, but it would certainly result in a nice win if it did.
