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Fate of the 8 Power Wheel

Fate of the 8 Power Wheel is a real Incredible Technologies cabinet still tracked on live casino floors and cruise ships, not just a database listing -- land three Power Wheel symbols anywhere on the reels for a shot at the overhead bonus wheel, six-tier progressive jackpots, or the Koi Catch pick bonus.

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Fact sheet

  • Manufacturer: Incredible Technologies (IT) -- confirmed on the manufacturer's own game page (gaming.itsgames.com; a JS-rendered page independently corroborated via search since it could not be directly fetched) and corroborated by URComped's physical-cabinet locator, VegasSlotsOnline, and SlotCatalog, plus a dated 2017 IT press release naming the title outright.
  • Release: Best-supported: launched as an Infinity V55 launch title around G2E 2017 (Oct 3-5, 2017, Las Vegas), per a dated Incredible Technologies press release (Vernon Hills, September 27, 2017) that names 'Fate of the 8 Power Wheel(TM)' outright ahead of that show. Already confirmed on a real casino floor by a documented May 14, 2018 player session. SlotCatalog's November 21, 2016 database date looks like an unreliable placeholder predating this confirmed launch; VegasSlotsOnline's May 31, 2021 date most likely reflects a later online/real-money port rather than the physical cabinet's debut.
  • Cabinet: Launched as a launch title for Incredible Technologies' Infinity V55 cabinet -- a vertical 55-inch 4K touchscreen monitor on a standard 28-inch base (confirmed via Casino Player/Strictly Slots Magazine and IT's own hardware page). A dated IT press release (September 27, 2017) confirms the Infinity V55 and 'Fate of the 8 Power Wheel' launched together ahead of G2E 2017, not G2E 2018 -- an earlier reading of the hardware page mistook a separate, later product (the 'Infinity V55 Edge' multi-screen display) for this cabinet's own debut. Wagers run roughly $0.40-$32.00 per spin per VegasSlotsOnline (sometimes broken into discrete 40/80/120/200/320-credit levels); a documented May 2018 casino session logged a $3.20 max bet on the physical cabinet.
  • RTP: 94.08% is the figure repeated by both VegasSlotsOnline and SlotCatalog for the primary paytable; SlotCatalog additionally states the game has 5 available pay tables ranging from 85.18% to 94.08%, meaning actual RTP on a given casino floor depends on which paytable/jurisdiction configuration is installed -- report as a range (85.18%-94.08%) with a casino-configuration/jurisdiction caveat, not a single fixed number.
  • Mechanic: standard

Known quirks

  • A player-submitted comment on a 2018 gameplay video reports hitting the 'Regal' jackpot for $1,600 while playing in Pittsburgh on what the commenter recalls as an 80-cent bet, calling the win 'Unreal.'
  • In a documented May 14, 2018 casino session at max bet ($3.20), players and commenters described the machine as 'Loud and Fun' and noted it played noticeably faster than an adjacent machine. One commenter asked which Reno casino carries the game (a question, not a confirmed sighting), while a separate comment on the same page confirms a Pittsburgh sighting via the Regal-jackpot win above.
  • Incredible Technologies' director of product marketing stated (per Casino Player/Strictly Slots Magazine) that the Infinity V55 cabinet's four launch titles -- Fate of the 8 Power Wheel, Heat 'Em Up Power Wheel, Crazy Money Gold, and Rays of Egypt -- were 'all currently proving to be huge successes with performance averaging over three times house average,' a cohort-wide figure rather than one reported for this game alone.
  • Fate of the 8 Power Wheel is a confirmed, currently-tracked physical casino-floor machine: URComped's slot-machine locator page for the game shows it tagged 116 times by community members, with a sighting logged aboard Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas cruise-ship casino.

Recognition clues

  • Asian-themed 5-reel, 30-fixed-payline video slot with lotus blossom, lantern, and lucky-number-8 symbols (per VegasSlotsOnline)
  • Housed on Incredible Technologies' Infinity V55 cabinet: a vertical 55-inch 4K touchscreen monitor on a standard 28-inch base
  • An overhead Power Wheel bonus wheel above the main screen -- three Power Wheel symbols landing anywhere on the reels triggers it
  • Six-tier progressive jackpot meter display: Mini, Minor, Major, Larger, Grand, Jumbo

Photo checklist

  • Full cabinet shot showing the vertical 55-inch 4K touchscreen and the overhead Power Wheel bonus wheel
  • Close-up of the paytable showing lotus blossom, lantern, and lucky number 8 symbols
  • The six-tier jackpot meter display (Mini, Minor, Major, Larger, Grand, Jumbo) if visible on screen
  • The bet/denomination selector, since the $0.40-$32.00 wagering range is a configuration clue

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