Wheeler Dealer

Wheeler Dealer is a 5-reel, 20-line Greentube slot where coins only pay when Dodgy Dave’s wheel symbol lands on reel 5, and the bonus is about unlocking extra reels before three blank spins end it.

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Game Information

Provider

greentube

Type

Slots

Release Date

April 14, 2026

Restrictions

AR,AT,AU,BG,CA,CH,CZ,DE,ES,FR,GB,GR,HR,ID,IL,IN,IT,LV,NL,PH,PT,SE,TH,UA,US,ZA

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Wheeler Dealer Slot Review

Wheeler Dealer is a market-stall slot with a cheeky British accent and a mechanic that is easy to learn but fun to watch: coins only pay when Dodgy Dave’s Wheeler Dealer symbol lands on reel 5. Then Dave spins his wheel, and the result decides whether you collect the coins, multiply them or head into the bonus.

Greentube released it in April 2026, together with a Wheeler Dealer Buy Bonus version. It sits at 3 on the studio’s 1 to 5 volatility scale. The pigeons on the reels are only there for decoration and never pay.

Dave’s price list

Feature	Details
Provider	Greentube
Release	April 2026
Layout	5 reels
Win lines	20
RTP	95.00% (base game and all Buy Bonus options)
Volatility	3 on Greentube’s 1 to 5 scale (medium)
Minimum bet	€0.20
Coin values	0.5x to 50x the total bet
Feature buys	100x, 150x or 200x the bet

Coins, the wheel and the Coin Pot

Coin symbols carry values of 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x, 20x, 25x or 50x your total bet. On their own they pay nothing. When at least one coin and the Wheeler Dealer symbol land in the same spin, Dave spins the wheel beside the reels. It can pay the coins at face value, double them, triple them or start the Wheeler Dealer Bonus. Dave may also nudge or re-spin the wheel to a better result, which happens in both the base game and the bonus.

Coins that land without Dave are not wasted. They go into the Coin Pot, which can trigger the bonus at random on any spin. Only one Wheeler Dealer symbol can appear per spin, and only on reel 5, so you quickly get used to watching the right-hand side of the screen.

Regular line wins, helped by a Wild that covers everything except the scatters, fill the gaps. They are small, so the base game feels like a steady trickle with sudden jumps when a few high coins meet the wheel.

The Wheeler Dealer Bonus

The bonus starts with three free games and carries over the coin values from the spin that triggered it onto a Winnings board. Above the main reels sit five locked reels.

Every time the Wheeler Dealer symbol lands on an unlocked reel, the free games reset to three. If coins land in the same spin, Dave spins the wheel again: 1x, 2x and 3x collect the coins onto the board, and the Key segment unlocks the leftmost locked reel and also collects. Once all five extra reels are open, the Key is replaced by another 1x segment. Coins and Dave symbols on locked reels do nothing.

The round ends after three spins in a row without a Wheeler Dealer symbol on an unlocked reel, and you are paid what is on the board. Coins are not held between spins, so the board total is what counts. The tension comes from the reset: one well-timed Dave symbol can keep a strong round going much longer.

The three Buy Bonus options

The Buy Bonus version lets you skip the wait:

Option	Cost	Starting position
A Flutter	100x the bet	All five upper reels locked
A Dabble	150x the bet	One to five upper reels unlocked at random
A Punt	200x the bet	All five upper reels unlocked

All three carry the same 95.00% RTP as the base game, so the more expensive options are not better value. They change how the bonus starts, not your expected return. A Punt gives the biggest grid from the first spin but puts 200x at risk on one round.

RTP and session swings

European versions return 95.00%, a touch below the 96% benchmark. Some markets use a lower version, so check the info screen. RTP is a long-run figure, not a promise for your session. Our guide to RTP explains it in plain terms.

Medium volatility fits the design. Wheel results come along often enough to keep things moving, and the bonus can either fizzle in three spins or build into a big board. Gamble is available on base game wins but not on bonus wins.

Tips from the market stall

Watch reel 5, but do not chase the Coin Pot. It triggers at random and cannot be predicted.
If you buy features, set a budget in multiples of the buy price before you start. 100x to 200x a round adds up quickly.
A stake that covers 200 or more spins gives the natural bonus a fair chance to show up.

Similar games to try

The coin-plus-collector idea will be familiar from fishing slots such as Big Bass Bonanza, where a fisherman collects fish values in free spins. Wheeler Dealer does it with a wheel and unlockable reels instead, which gives the bonus a different rhythm. For more from the same studio family, see our Novomatic and Greentube overview.

Bargains and duds

Likes:

A fresh, likeable theme with real personality
The wheel and Key unlocks give the bonus a clear goal
Same RTP on all buy options, so no hidden penalty

Dislikes:

Coins without Dave feel like near misses
Bonus rounds can end after just three spins
Line wins are small and rarely matter

Is Wheeler Dealer a good deal?

Wheeler Dealer is a cheerful, well-designed coin slot with a bonus that rewards patience. Unlocking all five reels in a long round is genuinely exciting, and the Buy Bonus options are transparent. The flip side is a base game full of coins you cannot collect and bonus rounds that sometimes end almost before they start. For players who like collector mechanics with a bit of humour, it is worth a look.

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Wheeler Dealer FAQ

How do coins pay in Wheeler Dealer?

Coins only pay when the Wheeler Dealer symbol lands on reel 5 in the same spin. Dodgy Dave then spins the wheel, which pays the coins at 1x, 2x or 3x, or triggers the bonus. Coins without Dave go into the Coin Pot, which can trigger the bonus at random.

How does the Wheeler Dealer Bonus work?

You start with three free games and five locked reels above the grid. Each Wheeler Dealer symbol on an unlocked reel resets the spins to three. Wheel results collect coins onto a Winnings board, and the Key unlocks the next reel. Three spins in a row without Dave end the round.

What do the Buy Bonus options cost?

A Flutter costs 100x the bet, A Dabble 150x and A Punt 200x. They differ in how many of the five upper reels start unlocked. All three have the same 95.00% RTP. Buying a bonus can return less than its cost, so decide in advance whether you will buy at all and how many times.

What is the RTP of Wheeler Dealer?

European versions return 95.00% in the base game and in every Buy Bonus option. Check the info screen at your casino, as some markets run a different version. RTP is a long-term average across a very large number of spins, so it tells you little about a single session, and short runs can land well above or below it.

Can you gamble bonus wins?

No. The gamble feature is available on base game wins only. Wheeler Dealer Bonus winnings, and base wins that coincide with a bonus trigger, cannot be gambled. If you do use the gamble on base wins, remember it adds risk and does not improve the game’s long-term return.

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