TaDa Color Prediction: How to Play, RTP and Payouts

Color Prediction by TaDa Gaming is a quick prediction game where you bet on one of three colors or on a number from 0 to 9. Each round produces one winning number linked to its color or colors. Green and red usually pay 2x, violet pays 4.8x, and an exact-number hit pays 9.6x. Stadiobet displays a 96.00% RTP for this version. Before playing, it helps to understand why the numbers 0 and 5 affect color payouts differently.

How does Color Prediction work?

Every round ends with one number between 0 and 9. During the betting countdown, you can choose from three colors, green, violet and red, or select one of the ten individual numbers. These give you thirteen betting options in total. You can see the available selections on the main screen.

When betting closes, the game reveals the winning number. Matching bets receive the payout multiplier for that option. The result display, balance, winnings and history sections help you follow the round. Earlier outcomes do not affect which number will be drawn next.

How to play Color Prediction in five steps

1. Choose your stake. Set the amount you want to place on the round.
2. Select a color or number. Pick green, violet, red or one of the numbers from 0 to 9.
3. Review your picks. Check your placed chips before the betting countdown ends.
4. Watch the outcome. One winning number is revealed with its corresponding color.
5. Check your winnings. Review the result, relevant multipliers and updated history.

You can undo a previous chip placement or clear your current bets while betting remains open. The repeat control can place the previous round's selections again, so check the amount before using it.

Color Prediction payouts explained

Color bets and number bets use different payout multipliers. Violet pays 4.8x, while correctly predicting one specific number pays 9.6x. Red and green normally pay 2x. There is one important exception for each of these colors when the winning number also belongs to the violet group.

 

 

Zero belongs to red and violet. Five belongs to green and violet. When 0 wins, a red bet pays 1.6x; when 5 wins, a green bet pays 1.6x. These exceptions are part of the game's regular payout rules rather than an extra bonus round.

Which numbers match each color?

The number-to-color mapping stays the same from round to round. The numbers 1, 3, 7 and 9 belong to green; 2, 4, 6 and 8 belong to red. Zero combines red and violet, while five combines green and violet. A color bet therefore covers several possible results rather than one exact number.

The winning number appears as a large colored tile on the screen. The three color buttons are positioned above the individual number options. That layout makes it easy to separate a color prediction from an exact-number prediction.

RTP, stakes and maximum payout

The Stadiobet game tile shows 96.00% RTP for Color Prediction. This describes a theoretical long-term average, not the return from any particular round. Local rules set the minimum bet at $10, the maximum at $4,000 and the maximum payout at $64,000.

 

 

The Stadiobet rules list a maximum payout multiplier of 16x. TaDa's general game listing advertises 8x instead. Because these are different published figures, check the limits and payouts displayed in the game before betting. The screens use a $ symbol without identifying an ISO currency code.

Betting controls, chips and the countdown

A visible timer marks the betting window. You can adjust your stake, place chips on available choices and review the amount already committed. Buttons allow you to undo, clear or repeat selections. The screen also displays recent results and betting activity.

The history area helps you inspect earlier rounds, while the menu gives access to rules and sound options. Repeating a previous bet is convenient, but it is worth checking your total stake each time to avoid an unintended wager.

Can you verify Color Prediction outcomes?

Color Prediction includes a fairness panel with an active client seed, a hashed server seed and an option to rotate the seed pair. The game history provides a place to inspect completed rounds and associated results.

These tools are for checking outcomes after a round has finished. They do not predict the next winning number. Understanding that difference matters more than watching any particular sequence of past colors.

What makes Color Prediction different?

The game focuses on thirteen clear betting options rather than spinning reels or moving cards. You can choose the broader coverage of a color or aim for the higher displayed payout of one exact number. The dual-color role of 0 and 5 adds an extra detail that changes payouts for red and green.

Color Prediction is a distinct TaDa title and should not be confused with Color Game or another provider's similarly named game. Its rules revolve around a single drawn number and a fixed color mapping.

Responsible play and budgeting

Short rounds and a countdown can make repeated betting feel effortless. Set a budget before starting, keep track of the chips you have placed, and avoid using the repeat feature to chase losses.

There is no reliable pattern that can tell you which color or number will come next. The history panel shows previous results without changing the randomness of future rounds.

Color Prediction frequently asked questions

What RTP does Stadiobet show for Color Prediction?

Stadiobet displays 96.00% RTP. It is a theoretical long-term measure, not a guaranteed return.

How much does a violet bet pay?

Violet is listed at 4.8x. The winning numbers 0 and 5 are also represented by violet.

What happens when the winning number is 0 or 5?

Zero belongs to red and violet, while five belongs to green and violet. The corresponding red or green payout is 1.6x in those cases.

What does a correct number prediction pay?

An exact-number match on any number from 0 through 9 is shown at 9.6x.

What are the betting limits?

Local rules list a $10 minimum bet, a $4,000 maximum bet and a $64,000 maximum payout.