4tuna Club Wheels: spin types, layers and Diamond prizes

4tuna Club Wheels: spin types, layers and Diamond prizes

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4tuna Club Wheels use 4tuna Spins as wheel credits. Five wheel grades are published: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. 4tuna Spins can come from the welcome package, Club level-ups, Club Wheel outcomes and promotions.

The wheel mechanic has three prize layers, using 10, 5 and 1 segments as applicable. An arrow result on an earlier layer may advance play to the next layer, while reaching the final layer grants that wheel’s top prize.

The captured Diamond Club Wheel EUR display includes cash, Club Bonus, 4tuna Clams and Re-spin outcomes. Its observed final layer shows €15,000 cash. The captured first and second layers are only a partial view of the available segments and should not be treated as a complete prize or odds table.

Club Wheel itemPublished rule
Wheel gradesBronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond
Wheel credits4tuna Spins are used to spin Club Wheels
Spin sourcesWelcome package, Club level-ups, Club Wheel outcomes and promotions
Spin expiry30 days since receipt of the most recent 4tuna Spin of any type
Prize layersThree layers
Segment structure10, 5 and 1 segments as applicable
Diamond final-layer example€15,000 cash in the captured EUR display

Five Club Wheel types and 4tuna Spins

4tuna Spins are not ordinary game Free Spins. They are credits used specifically for the Club Wheel feature.

Wheel typeHow it is accessed
BronzeUses Bronze 4tuna Spins
SilverUses Silver 4tuna Spins
GoldUses Gold 4tuna Spins
PlatinumUses Platinum 4tuna Spins
DiamondUses Diamond 4tuna Spins

4tuna Spins can be awarded through several parts of the reward system. Published sources include the welcome package, 4tuna Club level-ups, Club Wheel outcomes and promotions.

These are possible reward sources rather than a guarantee that every player or every account will receive Spins from each source.

When 4tuna Spins expire

4tuna Spins expire 30 days since receipt of the most recent Spin of any type.

The reference point is therefore the most recently received 4tuna Spin. The published rule should not be rewritten as a separate fixed 30-day expiry clock attached independently to each individual Spin.

This expiry rule is also different from the Clams rule. Clams use a 30-day period since the last login, while 4tuna Spins use receipt of the most recent Spin as the timing reference.

How the three Club Wheel layers work

The published Club Wheel mechanic uses three prize layers. The layers use 10, 5 and 1 segments as applicable.

  1. The first layer uses the broadest segment set.
  2. An applicable arrow result can advance the wheel to the second layer.
  3. The second layer uses fewer segments and can again produce an outcome that advances play.
  4. If the final layer is reached, its single segment contains the top prize for that wheel.

Progression through all three layers is not guaranteed. An arrow or other qualifying progression result is needed to advance from an earlier layer.

No probabilities or equal-chance percentages are established for the segments, so the presence of a prize on a wheel should not be interpreted as evidence of a particular chance of receiving it.

Diamond Club Wheel prize examples

The following table reproduces the prize labels that were visible in the captured Diamond Club Wheel EUR display. It is a partial observed set rather than a complete odds table.

The generic mechanic describes 10 segments on the first layer and 5 on the second, while the captured rendering exposed only 9 first-layer prize labels and 4 second-layer labels. The missing labels should not be reconstructed or guessed.

LayerObserved prize
1Re-spin
175,000 4tuna Clams
1€500 cash
1€250 Club Bonus
1100,000 4tuna Clams
1€750 cash
1€500 Club Bonus
150,000 4tuna Clams
1€250 cash
2100,000 4tuna Clams
2€1,000 cash
2150,000 4tuna Clams
2€2,000 Club Bonus
3€15,000 cash

The observed second layer therefore includes a 150,000-Clam prize example, while the final captured layer contains the €15,000 cash top prize.

These values belong to the captured Diamond Wheel EUR display. They should not be converted into assumed NZD amounts and should not be transferred automatically to Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum Wheels.

The observed list also does not establish prize probabilities. A visible prize label describes a possible displayed outcome, not its chance of being awarded.

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