Downtown Grand Las Vegas Welcomes IGT’s Wheel of Fortune Electronic Table Game

IGT’s Wheel of Fortune Big Money Spin electronic table game has come to the Downtown Grand Casino in Las Vegas, with the game set to not only expand the available gaming options on the floor but also consolidate the supplier’s presence in Sin City.

Downtown Grand Casino in Las Vegas Welcomes Wheel of Fortune ETG

The standalone electronic table game features the majority of core game features that have come to define the Wheel of Fortune brand over the past 30 years, including word puzzles, wheel spins, and, of course, the game’s signature move – Wheel of Fortune.

Separately, there is a nine-foot upright video wheel, which sets the mood with the WHEEL OF FORTUNE chant, which is another signature cosmetic feature that adds to the experience. Commenting on the opportunity to strengthen the gaming floor with this new game, Downtown Grand’s director of casino operations, Paul Phillips, had this to say:

“Our guests instantly connected with the Wheel of Fortune brand and are eager to try their favorite slot brand in a new format. The stature and appeal of the game’s accompanying Big Wheel are inspiring a wide range of players to give the new game a try.”

Players will enjoy intuitive and effortless gameplay that allows them to place a wager on the game by picking a color-coded bet that corresponds to a sector of the wheel. If the spin matches the bet, the players win!

Gripping Gameplay with the Familiar Mechanics & More

For some of the largest prizes, the physical wheel also activates, adding to the mood and excitement of the experience. IGT CEO of Gaming Nick Khin has welcomed the news as well, hailing the partnership as another opportunity to showcase the supplier’s popularity and innovation-driven portfolio.

“The successful launch of Wheel of Fortune Big Money Spin at Downtown Grand speaks to the excitement that we can bring to a gaming floor, the universal appeal of the Wheel of Fortune brand, and IGT’s commitment to delivering game-changing innovation,” Khin concluded.