Play Imperial Quest at JacksClub and experience Evolution’s Asian-inspired take on the classic live money wheel. The game combines a large 54-segment wheel with six numbered betting options and two special multiplier segments, creating a straightforward live casino experience with the potential for significantly enhanced payouts.
Imperial Quest is particularly easy to understand. Choose a number, place your bet and watch the live host spin the wheel. If the wheel lands on your selected number, you receive the corresponding payout. If it lands on one of the special multiplier segments, the wheel spins again while your original bets remain in place.
How to Play Imperial Quest
Imperial Quest uses a large physical money wheel containing 54 segments.
There are six standard betting options:
1
2
5
10
20
40
The remaining two segments are special multiplier positions featuring 2x and 7x multipliers.
Before each spin, choose the number or numbers you want to back and select your stake.
Once betting closes, the live host spins the wheel. The flapper at the top determines the winning segment when the wheel comes to a stop.
If the winning segment matches your bet, the relevant payout is awarded.
Imperial Quest Payouts
The standard payouts correspond directly to the number displayed on the wheel.
A winning 1 bet pays 1x the stake, while a winning 2 bet pays 2x. The higher-value positions offer progressively larger payouts:
BetStandard payout11x22x55x1010x2020x4040x
The 40 position provides the largest standard payout, although it occupies only a single segment of the wheel. The 1 position, by comparison, appears on substantially more segments.
This creates the basic risk-and-reward structure of Imperial Quest: lower-paying numbers appear more frequently, while the higher-paying numbers are less common.
Imperial Quest Multiplier Segments
The two special segments are what give Imperial Quest additional excitement.
One segment awards a 2x multiplier and the other awards a 7x multiplier.
Landing on either one doesn't immediately settle the round. Instead, your existing bets remain active and the wheel is spun again.
If the next spin lands on a standard number, the relevant payout is multiplied by the accumulated multiplier.
For example, if the wheel lands on 2x and then lands on 10, a winning 10 bet receives the standard payout multiplied by 2.
The multipliers can also stack. If the wheel lands on 2x followed by 7x before eventually landing on 10, the resulting multiplier is 14x, which is applied to the winning 10 payout.
Consecutive multiplier results are possible but increasingly unlikely as additional multiplier spins occur.
Imperial Quest RTP
The theoretical RTP in Imperial Quest varies according to the betting position selected.
Published game information gives the following figures:
BetRTP195.32%295.49%591.21%1096.58%2092.71%4090.78%
The 10 position therefore has the highest theoretical RTP among the standard bets in these published figures, at 96.58%.
RTP is a long-term mathematical calculation rather than a prediction of what you'll win during a particular session. Individual results can be substantially different from the theoretical return.
Check the current game information at JacksClub for the applicable RTP, betting limits and rules before playing.
Imperial Quest Maximum Win
The game's potential payout can increase dramatically when multiplier segments appear consecutively.
Published Imperial Quest information states that winnings within a single round are subject to a maximum win limit, with one published ruleset specifying a maximum of 20,000 times the initial bet amount.
The exact maximum available at JacksClub can depend on the current game configuration and applicable jurisdiction, so the limits displayed inside the game should always be treated as the definitive source.
A maximum multiplier is also very different from an expected result. Consecutive multiplier outcomes are considerably less frequent than standard wheel results.
Imperial Quest vs Dream Catcher
Imperial Quest is closely related to Evolution's Dream Catcher.
Both games use the same fundamental money-wheel concept, with numbered segments and multiplier positions. Imperial Quest gives the format an Asian-inspired visual identity, while Dream Catcher uses its own distinctive game-show theme.
If you already enjoy Dream Catcher, Imperial Quest should feel immediately familiar.
The biggest difference is the presentation rather than the underlying betting concept.
Imperial Quest vs Crazy Time
Imperial Quest is considerably simpler than Evolution's Crazy Time.
Crazy Time combines a large wheel with four separate bonus games: Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and Crazy Time.
Imperial Quest doesn't have separate bonus rounds. Instead, its main feature is the 2x and 7x multiplier mechanism.
This makes Imperial Quest a good option if you like live game shows but prefer a simple game where you can understand the available outcomes without learning several bonus-game mechanics.
Imperial Quest vs Lightning Roulette
Imperial Quest and Lightning Roulette both use physical casino equipment and multiplier mechanics, but they are based on completely different games.
Lightning Roulette is based on traditional European roulette, with randomly selected numbers receiving enhanced multipliers.
Imperial Quest is a money-wheel game where players choose between six numbered positions.
If you prefer the traditional roulette layout and its range of outside and inside bets, Lightning Roulette may be more suitable. If you prefer a straightforward money wheel, Imperial Quest offers a simpler alternative.
Can You Use an Imperial Quest Strategy?
There isn't a betting system that can predict where the Imperial Quest wheel will stop.
The fact that a particular number hasn't appeared recently doesn't make it more likely to appear on the next spin. Similarly, a run of high numbers doesn't mean a low number is now due.
The different betting positions do have different theoretical RTPs, so players should understand the mathematical differences between them before choosing where to stake.
You can also control your overall risk by deciding how much to wager and how many positions to cover.
Play Imperial Quest With Crypto
Imperial Quest is available at JacksClub as part of its Evolution live casino collection.
You can move between Imperial Quest and other Evolution titles including Crazy Time, Funky Time, Lightning Storm, Crazy Pachinko, Race Track and Stock Market.
JacksClub also offers live blackjack, baccarat and roulette alongside online slots and JacksClub Originals, allowing you to explore a wide range of casino formats from the same platform.
Why Play Imperial Quest at JacksClub?
Imperial Quest is designed for players who want live casino action without complicated rules.
There are only six standard betting positions to learn, while the 2x and 7x multiplier segments provide the game's main source of additional excitement.
The live presentation also gives the game a more interactive feel than an RNG-based money-wheel game, with a real host spinning the physical wheel during each round.
The Asian-inspired setting and traditional money-wheel mechanics make Imperial Quest a distinctive alternative to Evolution's larger game-show titles.
Play Imperial Quest at JacksClub
Imperial Quest takes the classic money-wheel format and gives it an Evolution live casino presentation.
Choose between 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40, place your stake and watch the wheel spin. If the wheel lands on one of the 2x or 7x multiplier segments, your bets remain active while the wheel spins again, with consecutive multipliers capable of stacking before the final winning number is determined.
With a straightforward betting structure, six standard payout positions and multiplier possibilities, Imperial Quest is an accessible live casino game for players looking for something simpler than Evolution's multi-stage game shows.