Casino Live Trivia: Real Hosts, Real Rounds

A multiplier is a number applied to your round stake before the final answer is revealed. Answering correctly at a higher multiplier means a larger return relative to what you wagered on that round.

An elimination round removes or resets your active multiplier if you answer incorrectly. Getting it wrong does not end your session, but your multiplier drops back to the base level before the next question.

A bonus round is a special question segment, triggered by the host or a random draw, where multipliers are higher than usual. It runs for a set number of questions, then the table returns to standard rules.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage paid back over a very large number of rounds. Providers publish this only for certain titles; where it is not shown in the game, no reliable figure exists to quote.

A game-round ID is a unique reference number assigned to each completed trivia round by the provider's server. It is stored in your account history and used to look up the exact outcome if you raise a dispute.

Final answer lock is the point at which your chosen answer and active multiplier are committed for that question. No changes are accepted after the lock signal; the host then reveals the correct answer.