Prize Table is a live dealer round on allototo where each spin lands on a marked payout cell, and the cell you wagered on decides the multiplier. We've...
Prize Table is a studio-hosted wheel-and-grid hybrid streamed to allototo from a licensed provider partner. A dealer spins the prize wheel, and the indicator stops on a numbered cell tied to your chip placement. Rules are short: pick one or several cells, lock in before the timer ends, and the payout pays the multiplier printed on that cell. We surface the history
strip so you can read recent results before staking.
| Game Type | Live dealer wheel-and-grid hybrid, streamed from a studio partner with a human host calling every spin and confirming results on camera. |
|---|---|
| Volatility | Medium-to-high. Low-multiplier cells hit often, but the high-cap cells and bonus triggers drive the big swings during longer sessions. |
| Supported Devices | Android phones, iPhones, iPads, and desktop browsers. The studio feed adjusts bitrate based on your connection so the round timer never desyncs. |
| Access Region | Available to allototo accounts in supported regions where local law permits, including Indonesia. Geo checks run at table entry, not at signup. |
We rebuilt the Prize Table layout specifically for vertical screens. The dealer feed sits at the top, the bet grid expands below, and the chip rail docks to the bottom...
The Prize Table feed originates from a provider studio licensed in its home jurisdiction, with the licence number printed in the room's info panel for direct verification.
Every spin is called by a trained live host on camera. There's no RNG layer between the wheel and your result — what you see on the feed is the outcome.
The physical prize wheel undergoes independent balance and wear audits on a fixed cycle, and audit summaries are linked from the table's fairness panel.
Three camera angles cover the wheel, the dealer's hands and the result indicator. You can switch angles mid-round from the feed control bar.
Each round's outcome is stamped to an internal log accessible via support requests, matching exactly what scrolls on the public history strip above the table.
Your bet stream from device to studio runs over an encrypted session, and chip placements lock to your account ID before the spin so they cannot be altered.
Place chips on several cells in the same round. Each cell pays independently based on its printed multiplier if the indicator lands there.
The betting timer runs fifteen seconds per round. Long enough to read the history strip, short enough to keep the table moving briskly.
Specific cells trigger a short bonus sequence with boosted multipliers. Only chips staked on the trigger cell carry into the bonus payout.
A side chat lets you message the dealer and other seats at the table. The dealer reads names on camera when greeting new arrivals.
After each round you can replay the last spin from the result panel, useful when the indicator lands near a cell border.
The table remembers your last chip layout. Tap Rebet to drop the same placements again, or Rebet x2 to double the previous stake.