Stock Market Live

Despite being called Stock Market Live, the unique Evolution game is not live. It’s an RNG game poised as a simulation of stock market trading. However, the goal is not trading, but rather a simple prediction of the increase/decrease of predetermined stock value. In each round, players wager on the stock value going up or down. Once fictional trading begins, players can watch the fluctuation and once it stops, they take the loss/win.

Wins and losses in the game range between 0.01x and 2x, which is the highest possible win in the game. It’s not exceptionally risky, as Evolution introduced the concept of Portfolio. Players’ bets, wins, and losses are stored in the Portfolio, so even when players lose, they do not lose the entire wager, just a fraction of it. The game has a 99% RTP and can be played at every online casino working with Evolution. You can learn more about the game in our review below.

Stock Market Live is, despite being called live, not live. It’s an online game working with RNG to create a simulation of stock market trading. Every round is a trade, and players participate by placing a wager on either Up or Down. The Up and Down bets signify the stock’s value would either increase or decrease at the end of the round.

The game has two main phases – the betting phase and the trading phase.

During the betting phase, players place wagers on the two betting options. Wagers can range between $0.50 and $100 per round. This part of the round typically lasts around 15 seconds, giving players more than enough time to decide on the betting position. It’s also the only time during the round that you can Cash Out – withdraw funds from the Portfolio storing your previous wins and losses. In a way, it’s a record keeping score of the funds you’ve wagered, won and lost.

When betting ends, the trading begins. From what we’ve seen, the display shows fluctuations of the imaginary stock value. You can see a line go up and down, but that shouldn’t worry you. Ultimately, when the line stops and the result is shown, you will either win or lose funds according to your bet and outcome.

Keep in mind that the game has 99% RTP and 1% goes towards the commission you pay when you decide to Cash out.

Sadly, the game does not have high winning potential, so we doubt it will tempt high rollers. It’s built more like a fun way to explore stock market trading without actually getting into the stock market. The highest possible win in the game is 2x per round.

Wagering in Stock Market Live begins with $0.50 per round. This is the game’s minimum possible bet, while the highest possible bet is $100.

You can wager only during the betting phase of the game. To place a wager, pick either the Up or Down betting button, and tap it. If you want to increase the stake, tap again. If you want to switch from one position to another, or bet on Down instead of Up and vice versa, just tap the other button.

The game has a 99% RTP. That 1% is the commission you pay when you decide to withdraw funds from the Portfolio.

It’s a highly volatile game, so please be careful when placing wagers.

The stakes fluctuate. You can place a $1 wager, and depending on the game outcome, lose a fraction of it (you don’t have to lose the entire bet).

For instance, if you wager on the chance that the value would go Up, and it does go up by 50%, you will win 50% of what you staked. If it’s a loss, meaning the value goes down and you wagered it would go up, you lose 50% of the bet.

There’s nothing much to say about Stock Market Live that we haven’t said before. It’s an RNG game, and the most unique part about it is the betting and trading. Sure enough, there’s no trading happening, but rather you wager on the fictional trade that is happening (supposedly).

The Portfolio seems to be the main part of the game that newbies could struggle to understand. Namely, the Portfolio holds the accumulated wins, losses, and bets you’ve placed during the session. Every time you place a bet, the funds will be taken from the Portfolio, and if you win, it will go into the Portfolio.

Now, if you want to withdraw funds to your main balance, you can do so only during the betting phase by tapping the Cash out button on the right. However, please bear in mind that the action costs – 1% commission is applied to every withdrawal.