In the final act of Baldur's Gate 3, when you reach Rivington, you'll come across the Circus of the Last Days. While there are several attractions you can do, the one you'll find most interesting is the Spin the Wheel game, hosted by Akabi. The Djinni invites players to try their luck, but since each spin will cost you around 500 Gold, you might want to think twice before playing the game.

There are several prizes and rewards that Akabi is willing to offer as consolation in the game, which makes players quickly realize that something is amiss. However, to figure out what’s wrong, you may have to go through a few checks, so it’s best to save the game beforehand. And if you’re still feeling down and wondering whether or not to spin Akabi’s Wheel in Baldur’s Gate 3, here’s everything you need to know.

Simply put, yes, we recommend spinning Akabi's Wheel in Baldur's Gate 3 as it will grant you the legendary trident Nyrulna and Band of the Mystic Scoundrel. However, it's worth noting that you will consistently lose the game, with the Djinni handing out consolation prizes accordingly. After you pass a Perception Check, you'll quickly realize that the game is rigged.

That said, while you may not win the game in the traditional way, that doesn't mean you can't beat the Djinni at all. Once you pass the Perception Check, you can blame the game on Akabi. However, without any proof, it will anger the Djinni and he will turn you into a cheese wheel for the next 20 turns, something you may want to avoid.