How to play Roulette

European roulette with one zero. Lay your chips on numbers, splits, corners or the outside bets - and on a zero, even-money bets get half back.

How to play Roulette

1. Choose a chip value.
2. Place chips on numbers, splits, corners or the outside bets such as red or black.
3. Spin the single-zero wheel.
4. Every bet covering the winning number pays its odds.

Return to player

Roulette returns up to 98.65% of what is staked over the long run. That is an average over a great many rounds, not a promise for any one of them.

Provably fair

Every round can be checked: a hash of the server's secret seed is shown before the round is played, and the seed is revealed afterwards, so the result can be recomputed and compared. The Fair button on the game opens the seeds, the history and a checker. How provably fair games work.

Questions people ask

What happens to even-money bets on a zero?

With 10 coins on red, a zero returns 5 coins under the la partage rule. It applies to even-money bets such as red or black and high or low. A straight-up chip on 17 covers only 17 and loses on zero.

What is the RTP of Roulette?

Roulette returns up to 98.65% of what is staked over the long run - its RTP, or return to player. Any single round can win or lose.

Is Roulette provably fair?

Yes. Every round can be checked: a hash of the server's secret seed is shown before the round is played, and the seed is revealed afterwards, so the result can be recomputed and compared. The Fair button on the game opens the seeds, the history and a checker.

More house games: Double, Wheel, Baccarat - or see every house game.