Millionaire Mode - The $1,000,000 Prize
WickedBet Millionaire Mode has game-specific costs and rewards. Card side bets evaluate six cards for the 9♠ 10♠ J♠ Q♠ K♠ A♠ straight flush in spades. Match all six and you win $1,000,000. Every outcome is provably fair via SHA-256 cryptographic commitment.
How Millionaire Mode Works
Costs and rewards vary by game; several Golden modes reduce ordinary payouts instead of charging $1. Card side bets evaluate six cards and count distinct "hits" - cards that match both the spade suit and a rank from 9 through Ace (9, 10, J, Q, K, A). Two or more hits pay, with bigger prizes for more hits. The $1,000,000 jackpot is a fixed prize that resets immediately after a win — it is not progressive and does not fluctuate.
The target: 9♠ 10♠ J♠ Q♠ K♠ A♠ — the six-card straight flush in spades. Each distinct target spade counts once. An 8♠ is not a hit. A K♥ is not a hit. Only the exact intersection of suit and rank qualifies.
The wagers settle separately but share dealt cards. You can win the base game and miss the side bet, or lose the base game and still collect a Millionaire Mode payout. Costs vary by game. Players can switch Millionaire Mode on or off between hands where both modes are available.
All payouts, including the $1,000,000 jackpot, are converted to the player's active currency (BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, or any supported cryptocurrency) using the applicable game rate. Golden Roll prizes use the exchange rate locked when the challenge triggers. Withdrawals follow standard WickedBet processing with no special hold periods for Millionaire Mode payouts.
The Millionaire Paytable
Payouts are determined by the number of matching cards (hits) in the six-card evaluation window. All payouts are in USD equivalent:
| Distinct Matching Cards | Single 52-card deck | Blackjack / Pontoon / Casino Duel | Baccarat | Pai Gow |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 of 6 - Complete Straight Flush | $1,000,000 | $1,000,000 | $1,000,000 | $1,000,000 |
| 5 of 6 | $5,000 | $7,250 | $7,750 | $5,000 |
| 4 of 6 | $325 | $350 | $350 | $400 |
| 3 of 6 | $20 | $25 | $25 | $20 |
| 2 of 6 | $2 | $2 | $2 | $2 |
| 0 or 1 of 6 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
With 0 or 1 hit you receive $0 on your $1 card side bet. Two or more hits generate a net profit. The paytable creates a smooth reward curve: partial matches are recognised and compensated, while the full six-card straight flush delivers the $1,000,000 jackpot. The evaluation counts each distinct target spade once - they do not need to appear in sequential order or adjacent positions within the six-card window.
Game-Specific Card Selection
Card side bets construct the six-card evaluation window in different ways, depending on how many cards are naturally dealt during play. These card evaluations use exactly 6 cards, using a deterministic selection method tied to the provably fair seed:
Blackjack & Pontoon
The first 6 cards from the shuffled shoe are evaluated. These include the player's and dealer's dealt cards plus additional shoe positions as needed to reach six. Because Blackjack uses a multi-deck shoe, the card composition differs from single-deck games.
Trio Poker
Player's 3 cards + dealer's 3 cards = 6 cards evaluated. This is the natural card count for Trio Poker, making it a seamless fit for the Millionaire Mode window with no bonus cards required.
House Hold'em & Total Texas Hold'em
Your two hole cards plus the first four community cards are evaluated. Hold'em-style games use a deterministic selection of 6 cards from the dealt positions.
Pai Gow Poker
Six of the player's 7-card hand are evaluated for the Millionaire Mode window. The Joker, which is used as a semi-wild in the base Pai Gow game, is treated as a non-matching card for side bet purposes and cannot substitute for a target spade.
River Stud & Three Bet Hold
Player's cards + community cards form 5 dealt cards. One bonus card is drawn from the next deck position to complete the 6-card window.
5 Card Stud, 5 Card Swap Stud & Quattro Poker
All three evaluate your five original cards plus the dealer's first card.
Baccarat, Casino Duel, Dragon Tiger, Red Dog & Andar Bahar
Games that deal fewer than 6 cards naturally use the first 6 positions from the shuffled deck. Cards dealt during play overlap with these positions; any remaining are drawn as virtual cards for evaluation only. Virtual cards do not affect the base game outcome.
Golden Events — Dice & Peg Ball
Several games use different Millionaire Mode mechanics. Roulette evaluates six 16-number wheels; one through six zeroes pay $1/$3/$30/$800/$30,000/$1,000,000. Dice and Peg Ball use Golden Events instead of card evaluation:
Dice — Golden Roll
When Millionaire Mode is active, each Dice round has a chance to trigger a Golden Roll — a multi-stage precision challenge. The player rolls through six stages with progressively shrinking target zones (35%, 26%, 17%, 11%, 7%, 4.5%). After a successful stage, cash out or risk those winnings on the next roll. A missed stage ends the challenge and pays zero.
Payouts at a $1 bet: Stage 1 = $1, Stage 2 = $5, Stage 3 = $50, Stage 4 = $500, Stage 5 = $10,000, Stage 6 = $1,000,000. Higher bets scale the intermediate prizes linearly (up to $20 at Stage 1 through $45,000 at Stage 5 for a $20 bet), but Stage 6 is always a fixed $1,000,000 regardless of bet size.
Golden Roll spawn probability scales with bet size using the formula: probability = min(5%, 1.25% × bet in USD). At $1 the spawn chance is 1.25%, reaching the 5% cap at $4.
Peg Ball — Golden Ball
In Millionaire Mode, a golden ball can appear instead of the regular ball. If the golden ball lands in one of the outermost edge slots (position 0 or the maximum position for the row count), the player wins $1,000,000. The edge slots are the lowest-probability landing positions on the Peg Ball board, making the jackpot an extraordinary event.
Golden ball spawn frequency increases with bet size. Higher-risk settings (low/medium/high) provide a slight frequency multiplier. The golden ball follows the exact same physics and peg-bounce path derivation as regular balls, ensuring the landing position is determined by the provably fair seed and nothing else.
Provably Fair Verification
Every Millionaire Mode outcome uses the same SHA-256 provably fair system as the base game. The verification flow operates as follows:
- Before each session, the server generates a random seed and publishes its SHA-256 hash. This locks the server's contribution before any bet is placed.
- The player provides a client seed (or uses the auto-generated default), adding their own entropy to the result derivation.
- A nonce increments per round within the session, distinguishing successive games using the same seeds.
- The result uses the game-specific derivation from the server seed, client seed and nonce. Dice uses SHA-256.
- After the session ends, the server reveals the unhashed seed. The player can independently hash this seed and confirm it matches the pre-committed hash.
Card draws, Golden Roll spawns, Golden Ball spawns, and all side bet evaluations are derived from these same cryptographic seeds through separate derivation paths. Card side bets settle separately from the main wager but share dealt cards. This design makes it impossible for the server to selectively trigger or suppress any outcome after a bet is placed.
Millionaire Mode by Game
Millionaire Mode rules vary across WickedBet Originals. Card side bets use the six-card spade straight flush evaluation; Roulette uses six wheels, while Dice and Peg Ball use Golden Events. HiLo has its Golden bonus currently off:
- Peg Ball
- Dice
- Crash
- Limbo
- Mines
- Tower
- Coin Flip
- Video Poker
- Blackjack
- Roulette
- Trio Poker
- Pai Gow
- 5 Card Stud
- 5 Card Swap Stud
- Casino Duel
- Dragon Tiger
- Red Dog
- Rock Paper Scissors
- Baccarat
- Andar Bahar
- Fortune Wheel
- Sic Bo
- River Stud
- Three Bet Hold
- Fan Tan
- Chuck-a-Luck
- Craps
- Crown and Anchor
- Quattro Poker
- House Hold'em
- Total Texas Hold'em
- Pontoon
All games are playable with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, and other supported cryptocurrencies. Millionaire Mode is configured per game; switch between hands where both modes are available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Millionaire Mode side bet?
Costs and rewards vary by game; several Golden modes reduce ordinary payouts instead of charging $1. Card side bets evaluate six cards for distinct matches against the target: 9, 10, J, Q, K, A of spades. Match all six for $1,000,000.
What counts as a "hit" in the Millionaire Mode paytable?
Each distinct spade in the six target ranks (9 through Ace) counts once. An 8 of spades does not count. A King of hearts does not count. Only spades in the 9-A range qualify.
How do different games pick the 6 evaluation cards?
It varies by game. Blackjack uses the first 6 shoe cards. Trio Poker uses player 3 + dealer 3. Hold'em variants use your two hole cards plus the first four community cards. Games with fewer natural cards draw additional cards from the deck to reach 6.
How do Dice and Peg Ball Millionaire Mode differ from the card games?
Dice features a Golden Roll multi-stage precision challenge with escalating prizes up to $1,000,000. Peg Ball features a Golden Ball that awards $1,000,000 if it lands in an edge slot. Both use spawn probability that scales with bet size rather than the 6-card side bet system.
Is the $1,000,000 jackpot provably fair?
Yes. All outcomes use SHA-256 cryptographic commitment. The server seed is hashed and shown before your bet. After ending the session, reveal the seed and reproduce each result using its game-specific derivation. Card selection, Golden Roll spawns, and Golden Ball spawns all derive from these same verifiable seeds.
What currencies can I use for Millionaire Mode?
Millionaire Mode works with all supported cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, USDT, and LTC. Costs vary by game and are charged in your playing currency. Golden Roll prizes use the exchange rate locked when the challenge triggers.
