Disco Balls is a live casino game from Evolution, and it’s landing on September 9, 2026. It brings back Mr Funky from the Funky Time game show and drops him into a disco-themed number-drawing game with a big twist: it’s the first Evolution game where multipliers build and grow all the way through the main round. Top potential is a chunky 10,000x.
If you’ve played Evolution’s number-draw style games before, the base idea will feel familiar, but the evolving multipliers are what set this one apart.
How It Works
At its core, this is a lottery-style guessing game. Before the round you predict which number from 1 to 20 the ball machine will draw. You can bet on single numbers, or cover more ground by betting on Low (1-10), High (11-20), Even or Odd. If the Result ball matches your bet, you win, and the multipliers you’ve collected decide how big that win is.
Think of it like roulette’s simpler cousin, but with a multiplier engine bolted on top.
Where the Multipliers Come In
This is the fun part. Once betting closes, Disco Cat appears and scatters random multipliers across the number grid. If a number gets more than one, they add together. Cat multipliers run from 3x to 20x.
Then the balls start drawing. The machine holds two types. Step balls push the multiplier ladders higher, up to a potential 500x, with separate red and gold ladders for odd and even numbers. Result balls end the round and decide the winning number. Ball multipliers range from 3x to 10x and can stack again each time Disco Cat pops back up. One nice touch: if the very first ball drawn is a Result ball, you get a 5x multiplier applied automatically.
Bonus Games
Disco Cat also marks one number each round with a Disco or VIP Disco Bonus symbol, and that number can carry an extra bonus multiplier of up to 25x. Here’s the key bit on triggering: the Result ball has to land on the exact number carrying that Bonus symbol. Match it and you’re into the Bonus game, with all your collected multipliers carried over.
Worth knowing: everyone can watch the Bonus game, but only players who bet on that winning bonus number actually take part. So it’s not a free-for-all, you need to have backed the right number.
There are two flavours. Regular Disco plays out on a 37-square dance floor, and VIP Disco on a bigger 63-square floor. Both work the same way: a mini wheel spins to decide how far Mr Funky struts across the floor, and he keeps moving and adding multipliers until he falls off the edge. The total is capped at 10,000x.
Verdict
Disco Balls looks like a smart evolution of the number-draw format, and the constantly-building multipliers give it more momentum than a standard guessing game. The disco theme and Mr Funky’s return give it personality, and having two bonus tiers plus that 10,000x ceiling means there’s a real prize to chase.
If you enjoy Evolution’s game-show style titles like Funky Time or Crazy Time and like the tension of watching multipliers pile up, this should slot right into your rotation. If you prefer straightforward table games or find the game-show format a bit much, this won’t change your mind.
