Evolution Launches Monopoly Roll'em, a New Live Dice Game for UK Casino Sites

The launch continues Evolution's growing Hasbro partnership, which also includes Monopoly Filthy Rich and Monopoly Roulette.
Evolution Launches Monopoly Roll'em, a New Live Dice Game for UK Casino Sites
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  • Evolution launched Monopoly Roll'em on 15 July 2026, a live dice game built under an official licence from Hasbro.
  • Two dice determine where the MONOPOLY top hat lands on a 12-square board, with betting spots covering Low, High, Seven and individual Specific Numbers.
  • I'll have a full game guide coming next week, so stay tuned.

UK casino sites have a new live dice game, after Evolution confirmed the launch of Monopoly Roll'em.

Evolution confirmed the launch on 15 July, built under an official licence from board game giant Hasbro.

The game uses two dice and a 12-square board, with the MONOPOLY top hat moving to whichever number the roll lands on.


Players bet on Low, which covers 2 to 6, High, which covers 8 to 12, 7 on its own, or a Specific Number.

Between betting and the roll, a Building Phase adds MONOPOLY houses to random squares on the board.

Each house stacks a multiplier worth up to 300x, and the same multiplier applies to matching Specific Number bets.

The optimal RTP sits at 96.97%, though what you actually get back varies from round to round depending on which squares are boosted.

I'll be bringing you a full game guide next week, including a how-to-play tutorial, strategies and the best game show casinos to play at.

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It's the latest release from Evolution's partnership with Hasbro, which has also brought Monopoly Filthy Rich and Monopoly Roulette to the roadmap this year.

Monopoly Roll'em at a GlanceDetail
DeveloperEvolution, under licence from Hasbro
Launch dateJuly 2026
FormatTwo-dice live game, 12-square board
Bet typesLow, 7, High, Specific Number
Max multiplierUp to 300x via the Building Phase
Optimal RTP96.97%

OLBG's Casino Content Manager David Coleman has been tracking Evolution's live dice output closely. He said:

"Monopoly Roll'em is a smart move from Evolution. It takes a format players already understand and adds a building phase that keeps every round interesting.

"The multipliers are the hook here. Up to 300x on a single square is a serious number for a game this fast.

"I'll be testing it properly over the next few days, and I'm already planning a full guide covering the rules, the odds and where to play it."

I'll publish a full guide to Monopoly Roll'em in the coming days, covering the rules, strategy and the best UK casinos to play it.

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