Wingo Odds Calculator: Chance and Cost per Hour
Pick a bet, a stake and a round length. The calculator counts the exact chance of each result, what the game keeps on average, what an hour of 30-second to 5-minute rounds costs and how long a losing run is normal.
A colour-and-number round, in brief
People call a round “Wingo” or “Win Go” when a single digit between 0 and 9 is drawn and bets are settled on its colour, on the digit itself or on whether it is big or small. This page does not say that BDG Win has such a game. At the time of writing (8 October 2026), BDG Win’s home page lists a Lottery category among its eight labels. Game rules need an account to read and we open none to test, so we have seen no game. The lottery guide covers what that label can mean. Use the calculator for a round of this kind wherever you meet one, with the payouts your own screen shows.
Its starting figures are the commonly described ones, offered as illustrations:
| Bet | Digits that win | Commonly described payout |
|---|---|---|
| Green | 1, 3, 7, 9 and also 5, which it shares with violet | 2× (1.5× on the 5) |
| Red | 2, 4, 6, 8 and also 0, which it shares with violet | 2× (1.5× on the 0) |
| Violet | 0 and 5 | 4.5× |
| One number | the digit you pick | 9× |
| Big or small | 5 to 9, or 0 to 4 | 2× |
A 2% fee is taken from each stake before the round is played.
What each bet keeps of every ₹100
After the fee, ₹98 of every ₹100 is in play. Each bet then returns a share of that, on average. What the game keeps is its house edge.
- Big or small: 5 digits in 10 pay 2×, so 0.5 × 2 × ₹98 gives ₹98 back. The game keeps ₹2.00.
- Violet: 2 digits in 10 pay 4.5×, so 0.2 × 4.5 × ₹98 gives ₹88.20. The game keeps ₹11.80.
- One number: 1 digit in 10 pays 9×, so 0.1 × 9 × ₹98 gives ₹88.20. The game keeps ₹11.80.
- Green or red: the shared digit pays less than the others, and the game keeps ₹6.90.
Violet and one number cost the same and differ in shape. A violet bet pays in 2 rounds out of 10, a number bet in 1.
One violet bet, four round lengths
The calculator opens on a violet bet of ₹20 every minute for 2 hours. That is 120 rounds and ₹2,400 staked, with an expected cost of ₹283, a typical swing of ± ₹386, and 21% of such sessions finishing ahead. The chance of ending ahead is worked out exactly, by counting every combination of paying and losing rounds. It is not a curve fitted to the odds.
| Round length | Rounds in 2 hours | Staked | Expected cost | Chance ahead | Longest losing run |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 seconds | 240 | ₹4,800 | ₹566 | 15% | 18 |
| 1 minute | 120 | ₹2,400 | ₹283 | 21% | 15 |
| 3 minutes | 40 | ₹800 | ₹94 | 27% | 11 |
| 5 minutes | 24 | ₹480 | ₹57 | 34% | 9 |
Rounds in a period come from dividing its seconds by the seconds in one round. What the game keeps per rupee stays fixed. The count of rounds is what moves, and the cost moves with it: the same bet costs ₹566 over two hours of 30-second rounds and ₹57 over 5-minute rounds.
How long a losing run is normal
The table’s last column shows the longest run of losing rounds that half of all sessions of that length reach or pass. Over 120 rounds it is 6 for a big or small bet, 6 for green or red, 15 for violet and 27 for one number. A bet that loses 8 rounds in 10 runs into long dry spells as a matter of course. After 15 misses a violet bet is not due: in this model the next round is drawn fresh. Doubling the stake after each miss turns such a spell into a large bill, which the prediction simulator prices.
Practice rounds: an experiment you can run
The box at the bottom draws digits with your browser’s random numbers and settles the bet above on a pretend balance. There is no money in it, and it is not any app’s game.
- Leave the pretend balance at ₹1,000 and press the button that plays the whole two hours. Note where the balance ends.
- Press Start over and repeat ten times.
- Count the sessions that ended above ₹1,000. The tool says 21% finish ahead, so about 2 in 10 is typical. 0 or 5 would not be strange, because ten tries are few.
One lucky session tells you nothing about the next.
What it cannot tell you
- Nothing can give you the next digit, this calculator included. In the model every draw is fresh, and no chart of past digits changes that.
- It has no sight of a platform, so it cannot tell you whether an app draws its digits with equal chance, or what the app pays. The figures you type are taken on trust.
- Money credited back to you, such as a bonus or cashback, is outside its sums.
For other bet shapes, use the loss calculator. To start from a limit, use the session budget. The tools page has the rest.
Common questions
Does BDG Win have a Wingo game?
We do not know. At the time of writing (8 October 2026) BDG Win’s home page lists eight labels, including Lottery, but we could not open any game: rules are shown only inside an account, and we open none to test. This calculator does not say BDG Win offers a game of this kind. It prices one wherever you meet it, from the payouts your own screen shows.
Why do violet and one-number bets keep the same share if one pays more?
Because the chance falls as the payout rises. Violet wins on 2 digits in 10 and pays 4.5×, and one number wins on 1 digit in 10 and pays 9×. After a 2% fee, both return ₹88.20 of every ₹100 on average, so the game keeps ₹11.80 either way. The number bet only swings more.
How many rounds are in two hours of 3-minute play?
Forty. Two hours is 7,200 seconds, and 7,200 divided by 180 is 40. The same two hours holds 240 rounds at 30 seconds, 120 at 1 minute and 24 at 5 minutes. Check your game’s lobby for the round lengths it really offers, then type the seconds into the box.
What does “losing rounds in a row: the longest run to expect” mean?
It is the longest losing run that half of all sessions of that length reach or pass. Over 120 rounds it is 6 for a big or small bet, 15 for violet and 27 for one number. Long runs are normal for bets that lose most rounds, and a run says nothing about the next round.
What if my app pays different amounts from these illustrations?
Open the Payouts drawer under the boxes and type your app’s figures. Everything updates at once, and the cost is sensitive to them. If violet paid 5× instead of 4.5×, the game would keep 2.0% instead of 11.8%. If it paid 4×, it would keep 21.6%. Always use the numbers your own screen states.
Does a good run in practice mode mean my pattern works?
No. Practice mode draws each digit at random with pretend money, so a lucky stretch is just that. At the opening bet about 21% of two-hour sessions finish ahead, which means roughly 1 practice session in 5 will look like a success. Nothing in a past round changes the next one.