Roulette

How Roulette works

The rules below are the ones used on this page. Minimums and maximums shown in the game before you confirm are the limits for that wager.

How you enter

You place a bet on a timed round from your US-dollar balance. Other players can bet in the same round. Their bets do not change your payout.

How the result is chosen

The wheel has 33 slots: 16 Purple, 16 Silver, and 1 Green. Purple and Silver pay 2x. Green pays 14x. This is a house-banked wheel, not a player pot.

Fee and return

A 5% fee is taken from each winning payout. A losing bet is not charged that fee. Before the fee, Purple or Silver returns 32/33 of the stake and Green returns 14/33. After the fee, the theoretical average return is about 92.12% on Purple or Silver (about a 7.88% house edge) and about 40.30% on Green (about a 59.70% house edge). A betting pattern does not change those figures.

Payout

Each winning bet is settled on its own into the US-dollar balance. The wheel used for the round is the wheel that was active when the round opened, and that wheel is recorded on the round.

Checking the result

The seed hash is published before the spin and the seed is revealed after it. Fairness recomputes the slot. That verifies the draw. It does not remove the house edge.

Who can play

You must be 18 or older, and permitted to play for money where you live. Only use money you can afford to lose.

Read more in how it works, fairness, terms, and responsible gambling. Related guides: How a provably fair wheel is checked, What a house edge means.