100 Bit Dice
An RNG dice game with configurable higher-or-lower bets.
Supplier popularity25%By Dragon Gaming
RNG Table Games
Dragon software table games, illustrated by three-hand Blackjack Mega Wheel and an optional side bet.
The offering
What RNG Table Games does
Dragon’s table-game family includes Blackjack Mega Wheel. Its official page describes play across three hands, with splitting, doubling and insurance, plus an optional side wager whose multiplier wheel triggers on blackjack. The side wager can still pay when the main hand pushes.
Review base-game and side-bet mathematics separately. Obtain the deck rules, limits and enabled choices for the proposed version, then test decisions, hand recovery and settlement reconciliation. A portfolio page establishes the format; it does not confirm that each game version is approved or commercially available for every jurisdiction.
Who should explore it?
Casino operators selecting software-based table content.
- Evaluate the selected content and title-specific rules
- Agree delivery, approved configuration and operating responsibilities
Documented capabilities
- Software table-game family
- Three-hand blackjack example
- Splits, doubling and insurance
- Optional multiplier side bet
Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.
Product details
- Product role
- Software-based table content in Dragon’s catalogue.Source
- Blackjack example
- Blackjack Mega Wheel describes three hands, splits, doubling and insurance.Source
- Optional side wager
- A blackjack with the optional side bet triggers a multiplier wheel; the side bet may pay on a main-hand push.Source
- Evaluation
- The official page supplies rules and a game-information entry point.Source
Delivery & commercial details
- Delivery & integration
- Confirm the game connection, decision callbacks, wallet events, game history and recovery responsibilities for the selected table versions.
- Pricing
- Public prices were not established. Request a proposal covering content fees, setup, minimum commitments and any optional services.
Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.