Roulette Slot Review

How to play

You can learn how to play roulette quite easily. When you first begin the game, you’ll select one of three tables. Table one has a limit of €0.10 to €50. Table two has a limit of €1 to €500. Table three has a limit of €10 to €5,000. On the lower right-hand side, you’ll find a selection of coins of different values. Click the coin you want and then your desired space to place a bet. Multiple clicks on the same space will bet additional chips of the same value.

The buttons to bet, re-bet, or clear your chips are on the bottom of the screen. To the left, there’s a placard showing your table limits. Hover over it to show the inside and outside bets you can make, along with their payouts. There are additional options under the game settings. You can display a menu of special bets, turn on Fast Mode, change tables, or turn off sound effects.

Symbols and payouts

There is a very wide range of bets that you can make. As mentioned above, you can quickly reference the inside and outside bets during play. Selecting the special bet menu in settings will show six pages of possible special bets, which you can leave up during play. Inside bet types include straights, splits, streets, corners, and six line. The best payout in the game is awarded for a straight bet. You can collect a 35:1 win on this bet type. Splits are worth the second-best payout at 17:1, followed by streets for 11:1 payouts.

Outside bets include even-money bets, group bets, and columns. Though there are six pages on the special bets to browse through, they fall into one of four categories. You can bet on neighbors of zero, which bets on all numbers between 12 and 15, including the bookend numbers themselves. Orphans let you bet on two slices of the wheel. Serie 5/8 and series 1/2/3 also let you place bets on different sections of the wheel between various numbers.

Best Roulette bonus feature

The best Roulette bonus feature of this game is located above the roulette table. There are two floating boards that make your gaming experience that much better. First, there’s a handy win billboard where you can view your winning number, the past 10 winning numbers, and the racetrack. This is convenient, but the second board is much more exciting. This is a statistics board that’s linked between every version of the same game being played online, and it’s updated in real-time.

There are four lines on the stats board. All figures shown are averages for the last 500 rounds anyone played on the game. The first line shows Hot numbers and has two rows. The bigger row displays the five most common numbers that have been pulled by the random number generator. The smaller row displays how many times each number was pulled in the past 500 rounds. The next line has Cold numbers, which show the least-often pulled numbers. The third line shows a line of red versus black wins. It’s marked with a percentage to quickly see which number leads in wins. The fourth and final row shows whether wins are trending towards odds or evens.

RTP & volatility

The Roulette Return To Player is set to 97.29%. This is roughly the average for similar roulette games and isn’t likely to sway players to try it or pass. However, the additional features may create quite a draw for players who enjoy keeping an eye on minutiae. The volatility for this game has not been released by Amazing Games.