American Roulette Game Rules

How to Play

• In this classic American Roulette, the wheel has 38 numbers - from 0 to 36, with an additional 00.
• You win when you make a bet that predicts where the ball will land after the wheel has spun.
• Payouts are made according to the Paytable in the Full Rules.
• On your screen you can see the last 5 winning numbers from the last 5 spins. This is updated with every spin of the wheel.
• Place your bets – and spin the ball!

Placing Bets

• Select the chip for your bet - by touching the relevant chip and then where you wish to place it on the table.
• Tap different positions on the table to place a bet. Additional finger taps or mouse clicks will add additional chips to the bet.
• When you have finished placing your bets, press SPIN to start the ball spinning in the roulette wheel.
• When the ball lands on a number, any winning bets will be paid.
• For any bets placed on Red/Black, Even/Odd, or High/Low where the outcome is either 0 or 00, the total bet amount placed on that round is lost in full.

Bet Types

Roulette is a traditional casino game and there are special names and terms for the bets.

Inside Bets

Inside bets are bets placed on specific numbers on the table layout. Inside bets include the following:

• Straight. A bet placed on a single number. Place a chip on your chosen number(s) on the table.
• Split. A bet placed on 2 numbers next to each other. Place your chip on the line between any 2 numbers.
• Three line (street). A bet on a row of 3 numbers. Place your chip on the line at the start of one of the 12 rows or on the ‘corner’ of the numbers 0, 1, 2 or 00, 2, 3 or 0, 00, 2
• Corner. A bet on 4 numbers. Place a chip on the intersecting corner between any 4 numbers or the intersecting corner of the 0 and the row of 1, 2, 3.
• Six line. A bet on 6 numbers - 2 rows of 3, excluding 0 or 00. To make a six-line bet, place a chip on the start of the line that separates the 2 rows.
• Five bet. A bet on 5 numbers 1, 2, 3, 0 and 00.

Outside Bets

Outside bets are placed on the areas of the table that represent groups of numbers.

• Column. A bet on 12 numbers in a column. Place a chip on one of the areas next to the 3 columns, labelled 2 to 1.
• Dozen. A bet on 12 numbers made up of 4 rows of 3 numbers. Place a chip on one of the areas labelled, 1st 12, 2nd 12 or 3rd 12.
• Red/Black. This bets on all the black numbers or all the red numbers. Place a chip on either the red or black area at the front of the table.
• Even/Odd. A bet on 18 numbers; either all of the even numbers, excluding 0 and 00, or all of the odd numbers. Place a chip on the area labelled Even or the area labelled Odd.
• 1-18/19-36. A bet on either the first 18 numbers, excluding 0 and 00, or the last 18. Place a chip on the area labelled 1-18 or the area labelled 19-36.

Paytable

Bet	Minimum chips	Payout
Table	1
Straight	1	35:1
Split	1	17:1
Three line (street)	1	11:1
Corner	1	8:1
Six line	1	5:1
Five Bet	1	6:1
Column	1	2:1
Dozen	1	2:1
Red/Black	1	1:1
Even/Odd	1	1:1
1-18/19-36	1	1:1

Autoplay

Autoplay automatically plays the game for the selected number of rounds

Return to Player

The theoretical return to player for this game overall is 94.74%, except for bets on 5 numbers, for which the RTP is 92.11%

Interrupted Play

We know that internet connections can sometimes be unreliable or something can interrupt the game. We try to make this as fair as possible to you. For example, if you run out of battery while playing or you've reached your personal daily time limit, we will automatically credit any win.

Demo Play

The Operator's Demo Mode games are a sample of the Play for Real version. They play with the exact same rules and random number generator. Demo Mode versions of games allow you to play for 'fun money' that has no financial value. Please note that Demo Play is not available in some jurisdictions.

Gaming System Malfunction

The Operator reserves the right to withhold winnings and void wagers if a Player manipulates the games in a fraudulent manner or the Gaming System itself malfunctions. The definition of such a malfunction extends to an error in the published odds or pay tables, or a game not working in accordance with its published rules.