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Golden Crown wheel of fortune: entry and top prize
Standard
From A$60
Up to A$450 / 200 FS
CROWNWHLSilver
From A$90
Up to A$750
SILVERWHLGold
From A$225 (VIP)
Up to A$1,500
GOLDWHLPlatinum
From A$300 (VIP)
Up to A$3,000
PLATWHLDiamond
From A$300 (VIP)
Up to A$7,500
DIAMWHLThe Golden Crown wheel of fortune comes in five versions, priced by deposit. A$60 for Standard, top prize A$450 or 200 FS. A$90 for Silver, top A$750. A$225 for Gold, top A$1,500. A$300 for Platinum and Diamond, tops A$3,000 and A$7,500. In euro or US dollar accounts the entries read 40, 60, 150 and 200.
Each wheel holds ten sectors: five spin prizes and five cash prizes. Both need x30, lighter than the x40 on the Golden Crown casino bonus.
Only two of the five are open to a regular account. The wheel terms reserve Gold, Platinum and Diamond for VIP players, and all three cards on the official page read Reach VIP Club Status to open.
Wheel prize wagering and caps
- Spins:
- one per qualifying deposit
- Codes:
- issued daily, valid 24 h
- Prize wagering:
- x30
- VIP wheels:
- Gold, Platinum and Diamond
All prizes, spins and cash, carry x30 wagering on unrestricted games. Max bet while wagering: A$7.5 on Standard and Silver, A$9 on Gold, A$15 on the VIP wheels.
Each wheel caps the withdrawable amount at its top cash prize. The spins go to one of five BGaming pokies, among them Lady Wolf Moon Megaways and Train Heist Johnny Cash. A bonus balance that falls to A$0.05 or less is cancelled automatically, the general bonus terms add.
What x30 means in bets, for the smallest and the largest cash sector of each wheel:
| Wheel | Smallest cash and its bets | Top cash and its bets |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | A$45: A$1,350 | A$450: A$13,500 |
| Silver | A$45: A$1,350 | A$750: A$22,500 |
| Gold | A$75: A$2,250 | A$1,500: A$45,000 |
| Platinum | A$150: A$4,500 | A$3,000: A$90,000 |
| Diamond | A$150: A$4,500 | A$7,500: A$225,000 |
Getting a Golden Crown wheel spin
- 1Make a depositfrom A$60
- 2Enter the wheel codeCROWNWHL
- 3Spin within 24 hprize to bonus balance
The terms describe two things at once. A spin is awarded automatically with every qualifying deposit, and bonus codes for eligible wheels are published daily. The wheel cards show those codes, CROWNWHL to DIAMWHL.
In practice, type the code before paying, as with every other Golden Crown casino bonus. If the spin does not appear, ask support before you play.
Spin within 24 hours. The prize, once it lands in your bonus balance, also lasts 24 hours. Only one bonus can be active at a time, so a running welcome bonus and a wheel prize do not mix: finish or cancel one first. Typing CROWN1 on the same payment raises the same question, and the terms do not answer which bonus wins, so ask support first.
The deposit also buys lottery tickets, A$15 each from A$30, so A$60 adds four tickets for the Golden Crown lottery draw.
While wagering, pokies count 100% and table or live games 5%, and the restricted list applies as with any bonus: no jackpot slots, no EGT games, none of the 62 named titles.
Which wheel is worth your deposit?
Price the prize in bets, not dollars. A A$75 cash prize on Gold needs A$2,250 of wagering at x30. The A$1,500 top prize on the same wheel needs A$45,000, or 5,000 spins at the A$9 cap, inside 24 hours.
That last figure is the hidden catch. A one-day window makes the big sectors almost impossible to clear for a normal player. The smaller ones are realistic.
So the Standard wheel gives the best ratio for a casual budget. Its A$45 and A$75 cash prizes need A$1,350 and A$2,250 in bets, still heavy for one day: A$1,350 is 180 spins at the A$7.5 cap, or 1,350 spins at A$1.
A free spin prize is often the easier one to finish. Its winnings, not its face value, carry the x30, so 30 FS that return A$6 need A$180 of bets.
The cheapest fixed alternative is the Wednesday offer: code WEDFS gives a sure 30 free spins for A$45 at x40, while the Standard wheel gives a chance of 30 to 200 spins or cash for A$60 at x30.
Our view: spin the wheel when you were going to deposit A$60 anyway. Never raise a deposit to reach a better wheel.
Golden Crown players on offers and limits
Has been paid out several times without trouble. The one change they dislike: the minimum deposit needed for bonuses went up, so they now rarely take any offer at all.
A withdrawal took more than two weeks even after approval, with identity checks dragging on. Live chat could not explain the delay, and an earlier request had vanished.
A decent platform with plenty of ways to play, in this reviewer's view, but bonus codes did not always apply when entered, and withdrawals took longer than at other sites, with a fee.
Reviews summarised from Trustpilot. October snapshot: 3.7/5, 218 reviews. No review we found mentions the wheels by name.
Golden Crown questions, answered
Are wheel prizes cash?
They are bonus funds first. Cash prizes and spin winnings need x30 wagering, and only then can you withdraw, up to the wheel's cap, A$450 on Standard and A$750 on Silver. A free spin prize pays its winnings into the same bonus balance.
What happens if I do not spin within 24 hours?
It expires. The rules say awarded spins are valid for 24 hours from the moment they are credited, and so are the bonuses they produce. A missed spin cannot be reclaimed; a new qualifying deposit brings a new spin.
Can I take a wheel spin and CROWN1 together?
Not at the same moment. The bonus terms allow one active bonus at a time and forbid stacking deposit bonuses, and the wheel prize is itself a bonus. Cancelling a running bonus voids its bonus money and the winnings made with it, though your own deposit stays.
Where do I find today's wheel code?
On the wheels page. Each wheel card shows its code next to the minimum deposit, and the rules say codes are issued daily. The codes are CROWNWHL, SILVERWHL, GOLDWHL, PLATWHL and DIAMWHL. Use the one shown on the day of the deposit; only the first two work without VIP status.
Which wheel has the best smallest prize?
Diamond: its smallest prizes are 90 FS and A$150 cash, against 30 FS and A$45 on Standard and Silver. Diamond needs A$300 and VIP status, and its top cash prize of A$7,500 is two and a half times Platinum's A$3,000 for the same minimum. For a regular account the choice is Standard or Silver, which share the same 30 FS and A$45 floor.