Pragmatic Play launches Money Time live casino game show
Pragmatic Play has released Money Time, a new live casino wheel game featuring four bonus rounds and a top win of 40,000x stake.
Pragmatic Play announced the launch of Money Time on 24 September 2025, a new addition to its live casino game show portfolio.
The title is built around a 54-segment wheel that can award multipliers of up to 10x or trigger one of four bonus games: Cash Roll, Coin Rush, Bank Heist and Money Time. A random booster feature can also light up a bet spot during play, boosting wins by as much as 50x.
Bonus round mechanics
In Cash Roll, players can win up to 5,000x after a dice roll determines which of six briefcases is opened, each holding a potential prize. Coin Rush involves choosing a coin from an 8x8 grid, with five coins carrying hidden boosters that can push winnings up to 25,000x.
Bank Heist uses 16 numbered balls linked to 16 boxes containing multipliers or boosters, with a maximum win of 40,000x, the highest available in the game. The title’s namesake bonus, Money Time, is set in a virtual vault where players pick from three coloured reels; landing a respin symbol can grant up to three extra spins and a top prize of 29,000x.
The new release joins other titles in Pragmatic Play’s live casino range, including Sweet Bonanza CandyLand, Mega Wheel and Fortune Roulette.
Company comment
Irina Cornides, Chief Operating Officer at Pragmatic Play, said the game offers a content-rich experience with strong win potential, delivered through a dedicated studio setup and live hosts. She added that the supplier expects the title to appeal to operator partners and their players.
Pragmatic Play is a multi-product content provider to the iGaming sector, holding licences from regulators including the UK Gambling Commission, the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner and the Malta Gaming Authority. The company, headquartered in Gibraltar, supplies slots, live casino, bingo, virtual sports and sportsbook products through a single API integration across regulated markets.

