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ENJOY Expands Table Games Portfolio With Phoenix Roulette x2000

ENJOY has launched Phoenix Roulette x2000, an automated roulette title combining traditional table game mechanics with Lucky and Phoenix numbers offering multipliers of up to 2,000x.

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ENJOY Expands Table Games Portfolio With Phoenix Roulette x2000

ENJOY has expanded its table games portfolio with the launch of Phoenix Roulette x2000, a fire-themed automated roulette title featuring multipliers of up to 2,000x.

The game combines traditional roulette mechanics with randomly selected Lucky and Phoenix numbers, providing additional multiplier opportunities during each round.

Between one and five Lucky numbers are generated at the start of every round, with each carrying a multiplier ranging from 50x to 250x the bet.

Phoenix Numbers Offer Multipliers Up To 2,000x

One or two Phoenix numbers can also appear during each round, carrying multipliers of up to 2,000x.

When a Straight-Up bet is placed on a Lucky or Phoenix number and the ball lands on that number, its assigned multiplier replaces the standard 19:1 payout.

Phoenix Roulette x2000 also includes the Lucky Catcher bet, a fixed-cost sector wager set at 18.5x the base bet. The feature covers every Lucky and Phoenix number on the board through a single wager.

The title features a fire-themed visual design alongside phoenix-led animations.

ENJOY Builds Live Casino Portfolio

Taras Stepovyi, Product Owner at ENJOY Gaming, said:

“Phoenix Roulette x2000 builds on the proven appeal of roulette while introducing a multiplier structure that gives operators a genuine point of difference. The combination of lucky and phoenix numbers creates consistent engagement round after round, with payout potential that stands out in the category.

“Phoenix Roulette x2000 reinforces ENJOY's growing live casino portfolio, offering operators a roulette variant built for standout table game performance.”

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