Imperial Quest

What Is Imperial Quest?

Imperial Quest is a very straightforward money wheel game, and that is its strength. You only need to bet on the segment where the wheel will stop.

This makes the game easy to follow, even for beginners. At the same time, the two multiplier segments can create big wins, which keeps the action exciting.

If you have played Dream Catcher before, you will feel right at home with Imperial Quest. The rules and the wheel are exactly the same. The only difference is the theme, which is inspired by Chinese mythology.

Many players around the world appreciate the theme, and I do as well. Evolution has said that the game is popular in both Asia and other continents.

Presenter Language

Imperial Quest offers both English and Mandarin-speaking presenters in its live sessions. From my experience, the language is fixed per session, so you either join an English show or a Mandarin one. The hosts do not switch between the languages during the same round.

How to Play Imperial Quest

The Wheel

The wheel has 54 segments separated by pins. Fifty-two of these segments contain numbers: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 40. The higher the number, the bigger the payout, but also the fewer times it appears on the wheel. For example, number 10 pays 10 to 1 but is harder to hit than number 1.

When you place a bet, you simply choose the number you believe the wheel will stop on. If your number is selected, you win according to its payout. I like this setup because it keeps the game fast and clear, even for beginners.

NUMBER	SEGMENTS ON THE WHEEL
1	23
2	15
5	7
10	4
20	2
40	1

Multiplier Segments: 2x and 7x

The excitement in Imperial Quest comes from the two multiplier segments. One gives a 2x multiplier, and the other gives a 7x multiplier. If the wheel stops on one of these, the game makes a re-spin. The multiplier is then added to the next win.

For example, if you bet on number 10 and the wheel first lands on the 2x multiplier, the next spin will pay 20 to 1 instead of 10 to 1. Also, multipliers can land back-to-back.

For example, if 2x lands, then 7x, and the wheel hits 10, a 10 bet pays 10 times 2 times 7, which equals 140x. I like this feature. After all, it keeps every spin exciting because it can always result in a big win.

RTP in Imperial Quest (Return to Player)

First, a quick note about RTP: Return to Player is the long-term share of bets that a game pays back. So some bets give better long-term chances than others.

The RTP depends on the numbers you bet on.

NUMBER	RTP
1	95.41%
2	95.65%
5	91.34%
10	95,34%
20	92,86%
40	89,88%

My Strategy to Play Imperial Quest

My starting point is always the RTP. And with Imperial Quest, this made the choice for my strategy simple. I split my stake between 1, 2, and 10, because they have by far the best RTPs.

For example, if I play with 6 euros, I place 2 euros on each of those numbers. This way, I hit wins often on 1 and 2, and I still get the chance of a bigger win on 10. If a multiplier hits first, the payout on 10 can grow very quickly.

Sometimes I also place a small bet on 20 or 40. These numbers are risky because they have lower RTP, but they can pay out huge when combined with a multiplier. I only do this when I want some extra thrill, and I always set a budget before I start.

Extra Features

Imperial Quest also gives you some extra tools to make the game more fun.

Autoplay
You can set Autoplay to repeat the same bet for several rounds. I find this useful on mobile when I want to play in a relaxed way. Please note that Autoplay is not available in all countries.

Statistics
There is a Statistics page that shows the most recent results. The latest spin is shown in the top left corner. I sometimes look at this out of curiosity, but I do not use it as a strategy since every spin is random.

Live Chat
The game also has a live chat. You can talk with the host and with other players while you play. For me this makes the game feel less lonely and adds a social touch to a simple format.

Bet Limits and Max Win

Imperial Quest is open to both casual players and high rollers. In most casinos, you can start playing from about 0.10 per round, while the maximum bets can go much higher, depending on the casino.

The game runs smoothly on both desktop and mobile, so you can choose the device you prefer.

Like other Evolution money wheel games, Imperial Quest also has a maximum win cap. In many casinos, the top payout goes up to around 500,000 in your currency.

This is more than enough for most players, but it is good to know before you start.

How Imperial Quest Looks and Feels

When you play Imperial Quest, you notice right away how much work Evolution has put into the presentation. The background inspired by Chinese legends makes the game stand out from other live shows.

The cameras move naturally between the wheel and the host, and the interface feels updated and clear. In my opinion, this makes the whole experience more enjoyable and keeps you focused on the game.

Quick Facts

Facts	Details
Game Type	Live Money Wheel game show (localised variant of Dream Catcher)
Provider	Evolution
Theme	Asian-themed environment inspired by Chinese mythology — tailored for English and Mandarin-speaking players
Release Context	Localised version of Dream Catcher to increase engagement, loyalty, and retention
Main Objective	Predict which segment of the spinning wheel the flapper will stop on
Wheel Structure	54 segments: • 52 numbered segments (1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 40) • 2 multiplier segments (2× and 7×)
Payouts	Match the number on the segment: • 1→1:1 • 2→2:1 • 5→5:1 • 10→10:1 • 20→20:1 • 40→40:1
Multiplier Feature	• Land on 2× or 7× → all bets stay, wheel spins again • Next win is multiplied • Multipliers can chain indefinitely until a number hits
Max Multiplier	Up to 20,000× (or until max win cap is reached)
Maximum Win	€500,000 (or equivalent in local currency)
RTP (Return to Player)	89.88%–95.65% depending on bet
Betting Options	Numbers: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 40
Special UI Features	Bet on all, statistics display, autoplay
Devices	Available on all devices (desktop, tablet, mobile)
Similar Games	Dream Catcher, Crazy Time, Monopoly Big Baller

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