Croatia's Kolo Srece

I have Chrome 43.0.2357.65 m and Flash 17.0.0.

I do not access the board with a mobile device.

I don't like this version, although I think it's better than the Greek one. It is so slow compared to Wheel and La Ruleta (the Wheel itself spins very slow). One thing I haven't understood is why they use an 1,000 kn Oreo wedge having another "full" 1,000 kn in the Wheel, and starting in the same round. But the thing I like is that the values of the Wheel increase during the three first rounds.

I see some traits in common with La Ruleta, aside from that. For example, the lighting of the set changes depending on who is playing. The color scheme of the Wheel is a mix between Wheel and La Ruleta (there is an intact orange-green-pink-purple-red somewhere in the Wheel, like the $900-$500-$650-$500-$800 section, and also before a Lose a Turn there are purple-blue-yellow wedges, such as in La Ruleta). Also, the hostess shows where the big prize was in the BR as in La Ruleta (the hostess here shows the car). I know that the Croatian team also visited La Ruleta's team, so probably they liked these aspects and they adapted them.

Well, despite the slow pace, at least they don't do a whole lot of other nonsense like other international versions are currently doing. Coupled with the fact that the show is on for an hour, it gives the players many more opportunities to win something. That's what I like most about this.

As for the 1000 spaces of different types, that's my biggest source of pondering. No doubt they should've made the Oreo wedge valued more than that, maybe 2000, 2500, or 3000. I know they had their old one valued at 3000.

As for the technical info, Toss-Ups are 250, 500, and 750 respectively while vowels are 200 a pop. I don't know about house minimums or consolation prizes.

Top prize seems kinda cheap considering he nearly got that in the main game. Pretty slow pace but I like that it's just packed with game play and not a lot of jibber-jabber like the Greek version. That being said they don't do much with gimmicks other than the oreo wedge. It would be nice to see them use something else. Really love the set in action though, minus the wheel spinning. I don't mind the slow wheel but the noise it makes made me want to hit mute.

The older version was better.

Another episode.


And here's some more info about the Joker/Jocker space.

You call a letter for a wedge-shaped stand-up token that's not unlike Greece's and Spain's tokens.
If you call a correct letter, you get the token but no money. The regular wedge is then removed from the Wheel, revealing a green 200-kuna space.
If you call an incorrect letter, you lose your turn, but the wedge stays on the Wheel.

Now if you land on Bankrot while in possession of the token, not only do you lose your round winnings and your turn, but you also lose the token as well! How pathetic! 

Here's an episode with an element that works similar to a blend of the Million Dollar Wedge and Half Car Tags.


BTW, designerboy7, when you say they raised it to 15,000, you mean they raised the top bonus value to 15,000 kunas?

I wonder how you knew about 15,000 being the max. What was the old max? 10,000 or what?

As for the font, it's still an uphill battle. In fact, it may be a custom one, just like ours is, but I'll see what I can do. I never give up unless there's no choice.