About this site: three people, one wheel, and the published rules

Lightning Storm Round Desk explains one game: Evolution's Lightning Storm live show. We cover how a round settles, what each bet returns, what a results list can tell you and how to play it on a phone. We are not Evolution, not a casino, and not a results service.

A dark wooden desk at night under a brass desk lamp, a black tablet propped upright on a small stand, its screen showing the top half of a big game-show wheel with a bright yellow-gold rim, a deep navy outer ring of blank cells and muted teal wedges with pale gold rays, in front of it a clean white sheet of paper carrying only a hand-drawn circle split into narrow wedges, a few wedges shaded gold

Independent guide · not the provider or a casino · no results feed

Our sources

Every figure on the site comes from the provider's own description of the game: the 39 segments, the bonus symbols handed out each spin, the multiplier caps and the return for each bet. When we work something out ourselves — such as 19 ÷ 39 × 2 for the Leaf bet, or the chance of a bonus on any spin — we show the sum so you can check it.

We do not keep a log of live spins and we do not print results we did not see. Where a page talks about trackers, it explains how to read them, not what they said today.

What we will never put here

The button

One button on the site opens a casino that carries Lightning Storm in its live lobby. Sign up there and we may be paid a commission — and the wheel's arithmetic stays exactly the same either way. What its welcome pack does and does not do for a Lightning Storm player is set out plainly on the bonus page.

The people

The wheel, the results and the phone each have their own writer — meet them here. Corrections go to info@lightningstormlive.in — if a rule or a figure here is out of date, we fix the page and change its date.

Play only if you are 18 or older.