Around The World is another take on the classic "higher or lower" game, where the player is given a starting number and is then required to guess whether the next selected number is higher or lower than the original.
HOW TO PLAY
The format used by Around The World is like similar to a roulette wheel, with small sections given a numeric value between one and 49. The player then spins the wheel to get the starting number and each subsequent number. You can get one choice of higher or lower incorrect in each sequence before the four cash out points; make another mistake and you lose your stake. It also features three so-called special events which the wheel can land on. The first of these is "Remove Strike", named on the wheel as RS. If you land on this when you spin the wheel, any mistakes you have made so far in that chain of spins is erased. The second is "Advance One Step" (AS), which automatically moves you one step further up the chain - and thus closer to the nearest cash out point - without having to correctly guess a number. The final special event is "Advance One Level" (AL) which moves you up to the next sequence of cashout, hopefully meaning more money. To begin playing, first place a bet - anything from $0.10 to $100. Then press "start" to be given your first number, and then you try and predict whether the next number will be higher or lower. Simply choose which option and click on the button, the wheel will spin again and the game continues until you are incorrect twice in one sequence or win the jackpot. As each new sequence starts, your previous "strike" (mistake) is erased. To reach each cash out stage, you must make six guesses, five of which must be correct. The first cash out stage is worth 2.5 times your bet - so if you bet $100, you win $250. You can then continue playing or leave the game with your winnings in tact. The second is x3 your stake, the third stage is x3.5 and the final stage is x4, which on the example $100 bet is $450. This is the highest possible win.
REVIEW
This game is a nice difference to the standard "higher or lower" fare. However, it's a lot of work for a maximum win of $450. Each spin of the wheel takes around 10 seconds, and considering you'll need to do this a total of 24 times to win $450 (and then only if you stake $100), this is certainly more time intensive than a lot of games for not a huge reward. That said, the game is enjoyable - the interface is easy to use, well designed and the game progresses nicely. The decision to have one mistake allowed per sequence of six is a nice surprise and unusual in itself, but this nevertheless does mean you are going to need to be correct 20 times out of 24 spins. If the payout were higher, however, this would be one of my favorites due to how pleasant it is to play and how neatly designed it is. A real must if you just want to play casino games for the fun of it.
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