A wheel feature with its own prize units.
The provider describes three wheel spins and named Grand, Major, Minor and Mini awards. The published figures are 10,000, 1,000, 500 and 100 times bet level, respectively.
In both documented screenshots, cash-display awards match the listed tier value multiplied by bet level and coin value. The displayed total stake uses nine coins, so the Grand display is about 1,111.11 times that total stake. It is a displayed possible prize, not a measured win or a chance estimate.

Retriggering is a possibility, not a timetable.
The provider says the wheel can retrigger. That does not mean a retrigger occurs every three wheel spins or that a long wait makes a bonus due.
We have not measured a wheel frequency or an average waiting time in this project. A later completed-round study must account for the entire wheel sequence.
Disco Beats is not Disco Funk.
Disco Beats uses the three-reel, 27-ways format described here. Habanero’s separate Disco Funk title has its own five-reel design and different feature rules.
Check the title before applying a guide. Similar music themes do not make the games’ paytables or free-game rules interchangeable.
Independent South Africa guide