This game was generally built under a program called MATLAB. It is a programming language that you put in certain codes or functions, it outputs user interfaces, algorithms, graphs or even games like this. For this game, players have to guess a random number that the spinning board would stop at. The round board is formed of six 1s, four 2s, three 3s, two 5s and one 10. If the board stops at 1 and you betted at 1, you get the amount of money that you betted back. If the board stops at 2 and you betted at 2, you get twice the amount of money you betted. At 3, you get triple the money, and so on. However, if you guess the outcome number wrong, you lose all your money. As there are more of lower numbers compared to higher numbers, the probability of the spinning board to stop at lower number is higher. Once the game starts, it shows a text box saying ‘Begin your Bet’.
- The player input the amount of money that they want to bet.
- The player chooses the number that they want to bet on.
- The board rolls and a random number output comes out.
- If guesses correctly player gets the assigned amount of money back, if not lose money.