Roulette
How to play
- Pick a chip: tap a chip value at the bottom (10 to 1,000).
- Bet: tap a number, or the lines between numbers for a split (2 numbers), corner (4), street (3) or six line (6). The outside boxes cover red or black, odd or even, 1–18 or 19–36, dozens and columns.
- Spin: tap SPIN. Winning bets are paid and stay lit; the rest are swept away.
- Change your mind: Undo takes back your last chip, Clear takes them all back, and right-clicking a spot takes one chip off it. Rebet repeats your last spin's bets, and Double doubles them.
- Payouts: straight up 35 to 1, split 17 to 1, street 11 to 1, corner 8 to 1, six line 5 to 1, dozens and columns 2 to 1, and even-money bets 1 to 1.
Tips
- The European wheel has one zero and the American wheel has two, so the European wheel gives you better odds on every bet.
- Every bet has the same odds in the long run. Outside bets win more often but pay less; a single number pays big but rarely.
- Past numbers don't change the next spin. The wheel has no memory, whatever the history board seems to say.
Place your chips, spin the wheel and watch the ball bounce into a pocket. Every classic roulette bet is here, on a European (single zero) or American (0 and 00) wheel. You play with free chips: there's no real money, nothing to buy, and chips have no cash value.
Fair play
Each spin picks one pocket at random, and the ball is animated into that pocket. On the European wheel every bet pays back 36 out of every 37 chips over time; on the American wheel, 36 out of 38.