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The Ringmaster's wheel on Doter2 is a game for Dota 2 items: you stake items from your site inventory, shards or both, see six prizes with their chances and spin the wheel. The prize under the Ringmaster's head goes straight to your inventory.
How the Ringmaster's wheel works
The wheel has six sectors. Each holds a specific Dota 2 item with its price and chance, and the chances of all sectors add up to 100%. Prizes are matched to the stake value: some are cheaper than the stake, some more expensive, and the pricier the prize, the lower its chance. The chances on the wheel are exactly the ones it spins with.
How to play the Ringmaster's wheel on Doter2
- Sign in with Steam and open the Wheel page.
- Pick up to six items from your Doter2 inventory, add shards with the slider, or play with shards only.
- Look at the prizes on the wheel: each sector shows its item and chance.
- Spin the wheel. Sell the prize for shards right away or keep it in your inventory.
Prize chances and value
The most frequent prizes cost less than the stake, the rarest several times more. A high chance goes to the modest items, and the wheel rarely stops on an expensive one.
For example, if a prize has a 10% chance, the wheel stops on it once in ten spins on average, but every spin is independent of the previous ones. If you are new, start with a small stake or with demo mode.
Demo mode
The Demo switch lets you play without spending: the wheel is built for your stake, but nothing is charged and the demo prize does not go to your inventory. It is a handy way to see which prizes come up for different amounts.
Wheel, upgrade or case
A case gives a random item from its contents, and in the upgrade you pick the target yourself and risk not getting it. The wheel is in between: all six prizes and their chances are visible before the spin, and you always get one of them. Cases for any budget are in the catalog.
FAQ
What is the Ringmaster's wheel on Doter2?
It is a game for Dota 2 items: a stake of items or shards turns into one of six prizes on the Ringmaster's wheel. No extra sign-up is needed: signing in with Steam is enough.
Can I end up without a prize?
No. The wheel always stops on one of the sectors and you get its item. It may be worth less than the stake, though, and the staked items and shards are not returned.
How many items can I stake?
Up to six, with or without shards. You can also play with shards only: the prizes are matched to the total stake value.
Can I play for free?
Yes, in demo mode: the wheel is built for the chosen stake, but nothing is charged and the demo prize does not go to your inventory.
What do I do with the item I won?
It goes straight to your Doter2 inventory. Sell it for shards right in the prize window, stake it in a new game or withdraw it to Steam from the inventory. Step-by-step instructions are in the FAQ.