Family Feud Live from Las Vegas
A live game by Playtech
A 54 sector money wheel hosted from a glass studio on the MGM Grand casino floor, with a Mystery Multiplier every round and four mini games built on the TV show's surveys.
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- • Money wheel
- • 54 wheel segments
- • 4 mini games
Should you play it?
Family Feud Live suits players who want a money wheel with real decisions in the bonuses, and it is unusually easy to judge: every bet returns 96.00%. What you pick changes how results swing, not what the game costs.
Play it if
- You like picking answers in survey style bonus games
- You want the same 96.00% return on every bet
- You enjoy a cash out decision in the Buzzer Round
Skip it if
- You are looking for a bet that returns more than the others; none does
- You prefer a wheel with no bonus rules to learn
- You expect the survey picks to reward skill; the answers are shuffled before you choose
Variance profile
High. 16 sectors show 1 and 12 show 2, and those pay small amounts. The mini games cover 8 sectors and carry the big payouts, up to 3,999 to 1 in Super Survey.
Bets, payouts and bonuses
Wheel layout
| Segment | Published count |
|---|---|
| 1 (8 Gold, 8 Blue) | 16 |
| 2 (6 Gold, 6 Blue) | 12 |
| 3 (4 Gold, 4 Blue) | 8 |
| 4 (3 Gold, 3 Blue) | 6 |
| 5 (2 Gold, 2 Blue) | 4 |
| Survey Says | 3 |
| Fast Money | 2 |
| Buzzer Round | 2 |
| Super Survey | 1 |
Published base payouts
| Bet | Payout | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1:1 to 100:1 | Either color; a matching Mystery Multiplier replaces the base payout; stake returned |
| 2 | 2:1 to 100:1 | Either color; a matching Mystery Multiplier replaces the base payout; stake returned |
| 3 | 3:1 to 100:1 | Either color; a matching Mystery Multiplier replaces the base payout; stake returned |
| 4 | 4:1 to 100:1 | Either color; a matching Mystery Multiplier replaces the base payout; stake returned |
| 5 | 5:1 to 100:1 | Either color; a matching Mystery Multiplier replaces the base payout; stake returned |
| Survey Says | 4:1 to 499:1 | Multiplier behind the cell you pick; stake not returned |
| Super Survey | 11:1 to 3999:1 | Multipliers behind your three cells; stake not returned |
| Fast Money | 4:1 to 999:1 | Multipliers added up before the third Strike; stake not returned |
| Buzzer Round | 4:1 to 999:1 | Level you cash out at, or x5 if the buzzer rings; stake not returned |
Bonus entry and results
| Bonus | Entry condition | How it resolves |
|---|---|---|
| Survey Says | Wheel stops on Survey Says with a chip there | Six answer cells show multipliers from x5 to x50, then shuffle; you pick one and win its multiplier. |
| Super Survey | Wheel stops on Super Survey with a chip there | Eight answer cells show multipliers from x3 to x200, then shuffle; you pick three and win the multipliers behind them. |
| Fast Money | Wheel stops on Fast Money with a chip there | Ten fixed multipliers from x2 to x20 are tried in order and added up until the third Strike. |
| Buzzer Round | Wheel stops on Buzzer Round with a chip there | Climb a ladder of x20, x25, x35, x60 and x100, cashing out when you choose; the buzzer leaves x5. |
Published return by bet
| Bet | RTP | Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Every bet | 96% | Numbers 1 to 5 and all four mini games |
The rules do not say how often each Mystery Multiplier value is drawn.
Official rules: Nevada Gaming Control Board, Family Feud rules of play, checked October 17, 2026. The rules at your casino may show different figures; its in game help is the version that applies to you.
How Family Feud Live works
Family Feud Live from Las Vegas is a money wheel game show hosted from a studio on the MGM Grand casino floor, with a Mystery Multiplier every round and four mini games based on the TV show.
Place your chips
During the betting countdown, put chips on 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5, or on the mini games: Survey Says, Super Survey, Fast Money and Buzzer Round.
Mystery Multiplier and spin
After betting closes, one spot gets a Mystery Multiplier; on a number it is tied to the Gold or Blue half. Then the presenter spins the wheel.
Paid or played
A number pays that number to 1 whichever color lands, or the Mystery value if its color matches. A mini game you backed starts; without a chip there you watch.
An example round
Say you bet $1 on 3 and $1 on Buzzer Round, $2 in all, and the Mystery Multiplier lands x5 on 3 Blue.
- Stops on 3 Blue: the x5 replaces the normal payout, so $5 plus that $1 back. The Buzzer chip loses, so you end $4 up.
- Stops on 3 Gold: no Mystery Multiplier, so 3 to 1 pays $3 plus that $1 back. You end $2 up.
- Stops on Buzzer Round: you climb the ladder with your $1 and the chip on 3 loses. Cash out at x20 and you get $20, so you end $18 up. Mini game wins do not return the stake on top.
- Stops anywhere else: both chips lose.
The Buzzer Round decision
The ladder runs x20, x25, x35, x60 and x100, and at each level you can cash out or go on. The rules publish the risk of the buzzer on each step up: 25.00%, then 33.33%, 45.45% and 42.11%. If it rings, you get only the x5 consolation prize. Those risks are set so that going on is worth exactly the same, on average, as cashing out: at x20, a 25.00% chance of dropping to x5, otherwise x25, averages x20. The same holds at every level of the ladder, so neither choice is better in the long run. Cash out when you are happy with the amount.
Good to know
Survey Says and Super Survey show their multipliers first, then hide and shuffle them before you pick, so the pick is luck. Fast Money plays out on its own: ten fixed multipliers from x2 to x20 are tried in order and added up until the third Strike. A Mystery Multiplier on a mini game multiplies all of its multipliers.
Full game specifications
🎰 Game show specifications
- Format
- Money wheel
- What your stake buys
- Chips on any of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Survey Says, Super Survey, Fast Money and Buzzer Round. Each chip is its own bet.
- Player choices
- Which spots to back, then one cell in Survey Says, three cells in Super Survey, and when to cash out in the Buzzer Round. Fast Money plays out on its own.
- Cost and bonus structure
- There is no fee. The Mystery Multiplier is added free every round, and you play a mini game only with a chip on it.
Family Feud Live from Las Vegas FAQ
What is the RTP of Family Feud Live?
The rules give 96.00% for every bet: the five numbers and all four mini games alike.
Does Gold or Blue matter?
Only for the Mystery Multiplier. A number bet wins whichever color lands, but a Mystery Multiplier on a number is tied to one color and applies only if that color lands.
Should I cash out in the Buzzer Round?
In the long run it makes no difference: the published buzzer risks make going on and cashing out worth the same on average at every level. Cash out if you would rather have the sure amount.
What is the biggest payout?
Super Survey pays up to 3,999 to 1. You pick three of eight cells, which hide multipliers from x3 to x200, and win the multipliers behind all three.
How often do the mini games come up?
Of the 54 sectors, Survey Says has 3, Fast Money 2, Buzzer Round 2 and Super Survey 1. The numbers take the rest, from 16 sectors for 1 down to 4 for 5.
Where is Family Feud Live filmed?
In a glass walled studio on the MGM Grand casino floor in Las Vegas.
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