How to Choose the Best Online Roulette

With its relative simplicity and straightforward rules, roulette is one of the world’s most popular casino games. There is no shortage of land-based and online casinos that offer this classic. More importantly, hundreds of roulette variations are now available on the Internet.

While many people believe that a particular table or croupier brings them luck, choosing a roulette table is important for a very different reason: some roulette variations are simply more favorable to the player. In this article, we focus on the best online roulette games and, more specifically, on how to choose the right variation.

Some casino players focus solely on the house edge percentages of different games when searching for an online version of roulette, whether that is a virtual or a live game. However, many other factors should be considered, and the first step is to choose the right online casino for playing roulette.

Fans of roulette should remember that the vast majority of casino websites revolve around video slots, which are practically the most played casino games today. Some operators, however, try to cater to as many players as possible and have added a wide range of roulette games to their offerings. Below, we have listed the most important things to look for in an online casino.

Brand Name	Royal Panda	Betfair	Inter Casino	Mr Green	Ladbrokes	Unibet	Leo Vegas	EuroGrand	Paddy Power	32Red
Launch Date	2014	2000	1996	2008	2000	1997	2012	2006	2004	2002
License	Malta Gaming Authority	Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission, the Danish Gambling Authority, the Swedish Gambling Authority, the Italian ADM, and others	Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission	Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission, and local licenses	the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar Gaming Authority	Malta Gaming Authority, Gibraltar Gaming Authority, and the UK Gambling Commission	Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission	Malta Gaming Authority	the UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority	the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar Gaming Authority
Roulette Variants	French, European, and American Roulette	French and European Roulette	European, French, and American Roulette	American and European Roulette	American and European Roulette	American, European, and French Roulette	French, European, and American Roulette	European and American Roulette	American, French, and European	American, European, and French Roulette
Roulette Software	Microgaming, NetEnt, Play’n Go, Evolution Gaming, and others	Playtech, NetEnt, Inspired Gaming, Evolution Gaming, and others	NetEnt, Play’n GO, Relax Gaming, IGT, Evolution Gaming, and others	Microgaming, Inspired Gaming, Authentic Gaming, Evolution Gaming, and others	Playtech, Evolution Gaming, etc.	NetEnt, Evolution Gaming	NetEnt, Evolution Gaming, Inspired Gaming, Relax Gaming, Authentic Gaming, Red Tiger, etc.	Playtech, Evolution Gaming	Playtech, Evolution Gaming	Microgaming, Evolution Gaming
Bet Range	$0.10 – $10,000	$0.10 – $10,000	$0.10 – $10,000	$0.10 – $10,000	$0.01 – $10,000	$0.10 – $10,000	$0.10 – $10,000	$0.10 – $10,000	$0.01 – $10,000	$0.10 – $10,000
Progressive Roulette	No	Yes, Dragon Jackpot Roulette	No	No	Yes, Frankie Dettori’s Roulette	No	No	Yes, Frankie Dettori’s Roulette, Dragon Jackpot Roulette	Yes, Frankie Dettori’s Roulette, Dragon Jackpot Roulette, and Age of the Gods Roulette	No
Mobile Compatibility	Yes, via an in-browser app	Yes, both an in-browser and a native app	Yes, via an instant-play app	Yes, in-browser and downloadable apps	Yes, an in-browser and a native app	Yes, an in-browser and a native app	Yes, both an in-browser and a native app are available	The casino offers an in-browser and a downloadable app	The casino has both an in-browser and a dedicated mobile app	An in-browser and a downloadable app are available to mobile players
Recommended Roulette Picks	Sapphire Roulette, Immersive Roulette, Lightning Roulette, Speed Roulette, etc.	20p Roulette, Spread-Bet Roulette, Roulette Deluxe, Diamond Roulette, etc.	Triple Bonus Spin Roulette, Roulette Pro, Instant Roulette, Lightning Roulette, etc.	Golden Chip Roulette, Double Ball Roulette, Expert Roulette, Big 500x Roulette, etc.	Quantum Roulette, Premium Roulette, Roulette Deluxe, Immersive Roulette, etc.	Roulette Advanced, Roulette!, Lightning Auto Roulette, Slingshot Roulette, and others	Double Zero Roulette, 100 to 1 Roulette, Roulette Diamond, Realistic Roulette, etc.	Spread Bet Roulette, Triumph Roulette, Speed Roulette, Mini Roulette, and others	20p Roulette, Lightning Roulette, Quantum Roulette, Roulette Deluxe, etc.	Sapphire Roulette, Lightning Roulette, Multifire Roulette, Instant Roulette, etc.

Security and fairness

Licensing

Payments

Gaming Selection

Live Tables and Mobile Compatibility

Roulette Bonuses

Security and fairness

The online security and fairness of games should be players’ top priority when reviewing a real-money gambling site. They should never sign up with a casino operator that does not provide sufficient protection for funds and personal data. The first thing to look for on a website is whether it uses digital encryption: it should have an SSL/TLS certificate, which encrypts data in transit.

Hosting the site over “https” rather than “http” creates a secure, encrypted connection between the casino and its users. This means that any data transfer is kept private, including players’ personal information, card data, and financial transactions. The casino should also have a clear Privacy Policy and a detailed T&Cs section.

Moreover, to guarantee fair play, online gambling operators should offer games based on straightforward rules and Random Number Generators (RNG). The majority of virtual roulette titles use independently tested RNG, a piece of software designed to bring as much randomness to the games as possible. All leading online casinos are now regularly audited for their use of RNG, so players can rest assured the game they play is not rigged and results cannot be fixed.

Licensing

Before registering a real-money account at an online casino, roulette fans should learn as much as possible about the operator: who owns the casino, whether it holds the proper licenses, and what its overall reputation is. Reputable casinos always display their contact and licensing information at the bottom of the home page so patrons can verify it easily.

To receive a license, operators must comply with various rules and laws and meet requirements regarding reliability, financial stability, and more. Depending on the player’s country of residence and local gambling legislation, the casino may need an international permit to offer online games of chance or a license from the national regulatory body responsible for overseeing remote gambling. Various regulatory institutions issue licenses after a thorough inspection of the operator:

The Gambling Commission (UKGC) – the UK
Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) – the Netherlands
Swiss Federal Gaming Board – Switzerland
State Gambling Commissions – the USA
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) – for international licenses
Alderney Gambling Control Commission – Alderney
Gibraltar Regulatory Authority – one of the main offshore gambling regulators

Payments

Players should also review the Banking section on casino websites and decide whether this aspect of online gaming is convenient for them. First, they should look for a casino that processes payments in their local currency. Most operators accept US dollars (USD) and euros (EUR), but some also support GBP, CAD, AUD, NZD, SEK, DKK, NOK, RUB, CNY, and others.

Bitcoin casinos are also gaining popularity as more players use cryptocurrencies to pay online. Another key factor to check before signing up is the deposit and withdrawal limits. Most casinos offer free deposits starting from $10 or $20 and up to $4,000 or $5,000 a day, while withdrawals are usually available from $20 or $50 and up to $10,000 per week or month. Players should look for operators that do not charge fees on deposits or withdrawals and that process payments quickly.

Last but not least, the range of supported payment methods is essential, and roulette fans are advised to choose a casino that accepts at least several different cards, e-wallets, or other payment services. The largest online casinos typically work with Visa- and Mastercard-branded credit and debit cards issued by local banks, various e-wallets and mobile wallets, instant banking services, prepaid cards, vouchers, and more.

Gaming Selection

Players interested in online roulette should know that there are many different versions of the game, released by multiple software developers over the past two decades. From classic variations that resemble the physical roulette table to modern, innovative interpretations with multiple wheels, side bets, and progressive jackpots, the abundance can be overwhelming. Generally, the more live and virtual tables available on a website, the better.

However, the overall gaming selection offered by a casino is just as important, because you will eventually want to explore something new and fresh. That is why the best casinos on the web host hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of titles across different categories, including classic three-reel slots, video slots, poker, blackjack, video poker, and even scratchcards and bingo games.

Live Tables and Mobile Compatibility

Even though virtual roulette can be as fun and exciting as the real-life game offered in land-based casinos, many players eventually wish to try live dealer roulette. Live tables with human croupiers create a more authentic casino atmosphere: you can play alongside fellow casino patrons, interact with the croupiers, and enjoy rules and gameplay that are almost identical to those in a brick-and-mortar establishment.

Unfortunately, not all online casinos have live roulette tables, and even those that do rarely offer games around the clock. Players should also consider the betting limits, which are typically higher than the minimum and maximum stakes in a virtual game. Overall, live roulette is a more exclusive option intended for high rollers at some online casinos.

The other factor players should consider is whether the casino they have chosen is mobile-friendly, that is, whether it has a native app for iOS or Android or can be accessed directly from a mobile browser. As you can imagine, mobile compatibility is essential now that we do almost everything from our smartphones and tablets. That is why a fast-performing app with an adequate number of slots and table games is a valuable addition to any casino’s standard offering.

Roulette Bonuses

When choosing an online casino, players often focus on the number and variety of bonuses they could receive. Fans of roulette and other table games, however, should know that most casino bonuses are intended for slots players. As mentioned above, slots are currently the most popular type of casino game, both online and in land-based venues. It is hardly surprising, then, that the majority of bonuses and promotions cater to slots fans.

Let’s take a standard sign-up bonus as an example: casinos typically offer a match bonus on the first deposit, which can be played on various games, including roulette. However, the bonus funds are subject to a wagering requirement, and players need to play through the bonus amount 20 or 30 times on slot games. For instance, if we receive a $30 bonus with a 35x rollover requirement, we must wager $1,050 ($30×35) on slot games before requesting a withdrawal.

Most casinos restrict play with bonus funds to slots only, while table games, including roulette, contribute lower percentages to the rollover. If we played $100 on European roulette, for example, we would contribute only $30 or $50 to the total wagering amount of $1,050. If the money were wagered on slots, however, the entire $100 would count toward the rollover.

A good tip for roulette players is to avoid casino bonuses altogether. You can always refuse a bonus, even if it is automatically credited to your account. Just contact customer support before using any bonus funds. Another option is to look for a casino that offers roulette-friendly bonuses, although this can be tricky because few online casinos do so.

Once players have chosen a reliable online casino for roulette, they should consider the types of games available. The variety of virtual roulette games online is impressive, but most fall into one of two main categories: single-zero or double-zero roulette.

French/European Roulette

American Roulette

Originally, the game of roulette was quite different from the modern version we love to play today. Still, in its most popular form, it used a wheel that featured 37 numbered pockets - from 0 to 36. Nowadays, this is the most widely spread version of the game and it can be found in practically all online casinos with classic table games. It is usually referred to as either French or European roulette, while the other type is called American roulette and its wheel features a 0 and 00 pockets.

Due to the additional pocket on the wheel - for the 00, the American type of roulette has a house edge of 5.26%. The green pockets for 0 and 00 favor the casino because none of the outside bets wins when 0 or 00 are hit. We can easily see why the expected value of this game is negative with the following formula for the house edge on a straight bet -: (bet loss) x (ways to lose) + (payout) x (ways to win)

The single-zero roulette is always preferred by roulette players since it has a mathematical advantage of 2.70% - nearly half of the house edge found in double-zero games. The European and French-style roulette variations are almost identical, except for the French-language layout and a couple of rules that trigger when the ball falls on the zero, namely the La Partage and En prison rules. They reduce the house edge even further to 1.35% for all even-money outside bets.

Or −1×37⁄38 + 35×1⁄38 = −0.0526 or a house edge of 5.26%. To calculate the house edge for the same bet in French/European roulette, we will have -1x36/37 + 35x1/37 = −0.0270 or 2.70%. Clearly, single-zero roulette games are more favorable to the player than double-zero versions.

As we mentioned above, several rules can reduce the house edge on outside bets from 2.70% to 1.35%. Although these rules are typically found in certain casinos in France and the UK, they also appear in some American and European versions of online roulette. They are activated automatically when players place even bets in roulette, such as red or black, low or high, or even or odd, and the ball lands on zero (or the 00 pocket).

When this occurs, players do not lose their entire bet as they would under standard roulette rules. Instead, one of two rules is applied:

La Partage/ Surrender

En Prison

Minimum and Maximum Stake

Stake Size for Each Bet

Money Management

One of the most important factors when choosing an online roulette table is to find a game with the right betting limits. Doing so helps you preserve your bankroll for a longer period. In fact, most experts recommend sticking to games with low minimum and maximum stakes.

For example, players with modest or average bankrolls generally feel more comfortable placing bets of up to $50 per spin. Low-limit tables where you play from as little as $0.10 per spin are a great option for anyone with a gambling budget of, let’s say, $100 to $500. High-limit and VIP tables are also available. In most cases, these should be avoided unless your bankroll is in the six-figure range.

Along with the French, American, and European versions of roulette, many other types of the game can be played online. But are they worth playing? Can they be more profitable for the player, or do they actually carry a higher house edge?

Mini Roulette

Triple-Zero Roulette

Roulette Games with Letters and Symbols

Multi-Wheel Roulette

Progressive Jackpot Roulette

Mini Roulette

There are several variants of Mini Roulette, but the most popular one features only 13 numbers, from 0 to 13. Players can place a bet on a single number, a split, groups of four or six numbers, and, of course, on red/black, low/high, even/odd, dozens, and columns. The payout for a winning straight bet is 11:1, and, using the formula above, we can easily conclude that the house edge is 7.69%. This version of the game should therefore be avoided.

Roulette Games with Letters and Symbols

Some online casinos also offer interesting versions of classic roulette in which the wheel features letters or different symbols instead of numbers. These games have appealing looks and innovative designs, making them attractive to players. What matters, however, is their set of rules and, most importantly, their pay tables. If the house edge is up to 3%, they are worth playing. All other games must be avoided, especially if they feature a high house edge combined with complex rules, side bets, or other eccentricities.

Multi-Wheel Roulette

This game can be found in many online casinos and allows players to spin up to 8 wheels simultaneously. In other words, players bet on up to 8 tables at once. After they place their bet on the table and click the Spin button, all wheels start spinning and the stake multiplies by 8, or by the number of active wheels. The game follows standard European rules and payouts, so its house edge is 2.70%, making it a great option for fans of the classic game.

Progressive Jackpot Roulette

Several types of online roulette feature a progressive jackpot. Their rules and payouts may differ, but even when they are favorable, players should remember that playing for the jackpot requires a side bet. In all casino games, side bets increase risk and alter the mathematical formulas for expected value and house edge. Naturally, each side bet increases the house edge, so these games should be played only occasionally.

1Premium European Roulette

Premium European Roulette

Premium European Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Playtech
RTP	97.30%
Minimum Bet	$0.10
Maximum Bet	$100.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	no
Jackpot	no

Offering casino fans a classic roulette experience, Premium European Roulette by Playtech is a title that deserves attention. Playtech is well known as one of the leading names in the iGaming industry, so it is no surprise that this roulette variant also captivates players with its gameplay. As the name suggests, Premium European Roulette uses a standard single-zero European wheel.

The layout mirrors a typical roulette table, and you can place all standard inside and outside bets. These include straight-up bets, columns, dozens, high/low, red/black, and odd/even wagers. The payouts in Premium European Roulette follow the standard roulette schedule, which keeps the house edge at the usual European roulette rate of 2.7%.

For additional variety, Premium European Roulette features a racetrack that lets you place called bets such as Tier, Orphelins, Voisins Du Zero, and neighbors bets covering 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 positions on the wheel. The minimum stake per position is $0.10, and the maximum is capped at $100. Chip denominations include 0.01, 0.1, 0.5, 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100.

2Premium French Roulette

Premium French Roulette

Premium French Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Playtech
RTP	97.30% general RTP, 98.65% with La Partage rules
Minimum Bet	$0.10
Maximum Bet	$100.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	no
Jackpot	no

Playtech has also created a Premium version of French roulette, giving players the best possible RTP, further boosted by the La Partage rule. The software provider is highly experienced in developing classic table games that make every player’s experience authentic, entertaining, and rewarding. Premium French Roulette has a traditional layout, enabling players to place all standard inside and outside bets. The minimum bet on the table is $0.10, while the maximum is capped at $100. Chip denominations are 0.01, 0.1, 0.5, 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100.

Because this is a French roulette variation, the bet types appear in French, but they are easy to understand, covering the usual straight-up, column, dozens, high/low, red/black, and even/odd wagers. In addition to these, Premium French Roulette lets players place announced bets or neighbors bets. Selecting these options opens a racetrack that simplifies more advanced wagering.

Several action buttons streamline gameplay, letting you repeat your previous bet or double it before spinning the wheel. The layout is the familiar single-zero European design, and payouts are standard, which sets the base RTP at 97.30%. However, because the game includes the La Partage rule typical of French roulette, the RTP can rise to 98.65%.

3Quantum Roulette

Quantum Roulette

Quantum Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Playtech
RTP	96.10%
Minimum Bet	$0.20
Maximum Bet	$500.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

One way to give roulette fans a more thrilling experience is to provide a different style of live dealer game. Quantum Roulette by Playtech does exactly that, offering players the opportunity to pursue very high payouts through random multipliers. While the base game mirrors the typical European roulette experience, Quantum Roulette carries a significantly higher house edge of 3.9%. This is because the payout for a straight-up bet is reduced to 29:1 instead of the usual 35:1.

Although the house edge is higher, the game remains popular because of the chance to land a random multiplier win. Quantum Roulette can pay up to 499:1 on a straight-up bet.

The table layout matches that of standard European roulette, so you can place all regular inside and outside bets. With the help of a racetrack, players can also place called bets such as Tier, Voisins Du Zero, and Orphelins. After the betting session ends, the game randomly selects up to five numbers on the wheel and applies a multiplier to each. The multiplier can reach 500x, and additional features like Quantum Boost and Quantum Leap can increase these multipliers even further.

4Instant Roulette

Instant Roulette

Instant Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Evolution Gaming
RTP	97.30%
Minimum Bet	$0.10
Maximum Bet	$10,000.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

Playing live dealer roulette can be challenging for inexperienced players who struggle to place their bets within the short time frame offered by most providers. Evolution Gaming addressed this by creating Instant Roulette. Despite its name, the game lets players take as much time as they need to choose their wagers. As a European roulette variant, it carries a house edge of 2.7%.

All standard roulette bets are available and easily managed through the game’s table layout. In addition to inside and outside wagers, players can place called bets on a dedicated racetrack. These include Voisins Du Zero, Orphelins, and Tier, and you can also select how many neighboring positions to cover.

Instead of forcing quick decisions, Instant Roulette gives you unlimited time to place your chips. While you decide, several roulette wheels spin in the background. After you click Play Now, the camera zooms in on the wheel that is closest to producing a result. The close-up lets you instantly see the winning number and learn the outcome of your bet.

5Double Ball Roulette

Double Ball Roulette

Double Ball Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Evolution Gaming
RTP	97.30%
Minimum Bet	$0.25
Maximum Bet	$5,000.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	2
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

The next roulette variant worth your attention is Double Ball Roulette by Evolution Gaming. This live dealer game introduces a feature rare among roulette tables: two balls spin on the same wheel. The additional ball creates more wagering opportunities and the potential for larger payouts.

The layout mirrors that of a standard European roulette table, with numbers 1 through 36 alternating red and black and a single green 0 pocket. You can place all standard inside and outside bets, but the presence of two balls makes winning outside bets more difficult. Most payouts match those of traditional European roulette, yet the special wager on both balls landing in the same pocket pays a remarkable 1300:1.

Evolution Gaming delivers a polished live-casino experience, featuring a charming dealer and real-time interaction via live chat. The doubled number of balls adds excitement and fresh betting possibilities throughout each session.

6Lightning Roulette

Lightning Roulette

Lightning Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Evolution Gaming
RTP	97.30%
Minimum Bet	$0.20
Maximum Bet	$2,000.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

We continue our list of the best online roulette variations with another live dealer option provided by Evolution Gaming. Lightning Roulette is one of the software company’s most popular table games, allowing fans of the classic to enjoy a fresh, generous, and highly entertaining experience.

The table layout shown during each betting session resembles a standard European roulette grid. You can place all normal inside and outside bets, and a racetrack provides access to called wagers. After you finalize your stake, the dealer pulls a lever that selects up to five numbers via RNG software. These Lucky Numbers receive a random multiplier of up to 500x, which applies if the respective number wins.

Like every Evolution Gaming live dealer release, Lightning Roulette features high-quality streaming and engaging bet options. The game keeps the standard European roulette house edge of 2.7%, and its bet limits suit both recreational players and high rollers. Payouts follow the usual structure for most wagers, except for the straight-up bet, which pays 29:1 instead of 35:1. However, that same bet can reach 499:1 when a multiplier is applied to a Lucky Number.

7Gold Bar Roulette

Gold Bar Roulette

Gold Bar Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Evolution Gaming
RTP	97.10%
Minimum Bet	$0.20
Maximum Bet	$2,000.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

With multiplier roulette variations becoming extremely popular, Evolution Gaming launched a new live dealer title that expands on the concept. In Gold Bar Roulette, the provider turns traditional multiplier mechanics on their head with innovative betting rules. Even the studio’s design is striking, featuring an all-gold setting that resembles a vault.

The straight-up bet is the centerpiece of this game because it can award gold bars. Whenever a straight-up wager wins, players receive gold bars credited to their personal vaults. Each gold bar carries an 88x multiplier, and you can stack them to boost future straight-up payouts. The layout supports standard inside and outside bets, and a racetrack provides access to called bets. Because gold bars are earned only from straight-up wagers, the game includes an option that converts other bet types into multiple straight-up bets.

Without the 88x gold-bar multipliers, Gold Bar Roulette plays like a standard game, with most bets offering regular payouts. However, to balance the potential of massive multipliers, the base payout for a straight-up bet is reduced to 19:1, which nudges the house edge up to 2.9%.

8Speed Roulette

Speed Roulette

Speed Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Evolution Gaming
RTP	97.30%
Minimum Bet	$1.00
Maximum Bet	$5,000.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

If you enjoy classic European roulette but dislike the slower pace of most live dealer games, try Speed Roulette by Evolution Gaming. Although simple in design and features, this live dealer option prioritizes tempo, with each round taking about 25 seconds to complete. The brisk pace lets seasoned players fit in more rounds and potentially more wins during a single session.

The rules are standard for European roulette, allowing inside and outside bets on a single-zero grid. A racetrack also lets you place called bets such as Tiers, Orphelins, and Voisins Du Zero. Payouts follow the usual European roulette structure, and the house edge is the typical 2.7%.

This live dealer game appeals to high rollers because the minimum bet starts at $1 and can reach $5,000, although limits may vary by casino. Speed Roulette includes live chat for player interaction, but with each round lasting just over 20 seconds, you will likely be focused solely on the action.

9Mini Roulette

Mini Roulette

Mini Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Evolution Gaming
RTP	97.30%
Minimum Bet	$1.00
Maximum Bet	$5,000.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

While this live dealer roulette does not introduce novel gameplay or payouts, Mini Roulette by Evolution Gaming is compact enough to enable multi-play. Impatient players who dislike waiting on a single table can choose this 200×230-pixel version of Live Roulette by Evolution Gaming. The rules are basic, supporting the usual inside and outside bets.

Because Mini Roulette uses the standard layout, players can place bets easily, and called bets are also available. Payouts follow the standard roulette amounts, which keeps the house edge at the optimal rate of 2.7%. Betting limits vary by casino, ranging from as little as $1 up to $5,000.

Because the game window is smaller than in most live roulette versions, you can run another title simultaneously. This feature can significantly improve your chances of an engaging session in an Evolution Gaming Live Casino lobby.

10VIP Roulette

VIP Roulette

Vip Roulette Summary
Software Provider	Evolution Gaming
RTP	97.30%
Minimum Bet	$1.00
Maximum Bet	$5,000.00
Wheel Number	single-wheel
Ball Number	1
Multiplayer	yes
Jackpot	no

Evolution Gaming caters to every type of player by offering tables with low limits alongside VIP options designed for high rollers. VIP Roulette appears in the roulette section of the provider’s Live Casino lobby, with bet limits typically starting at $1. Depending on the casino, the maximum can reach $5,000.

The rules are straightforward: a standard European roulette grid and a single-zero wheel. You can place all inside and outside bets by dropping your chips on the corresponding areas. A racetrack also lets players place called bets such as Tier, Voisins Du Zero, and Orphelins. Payouts for each bet follow the standard roulette amounts, which keeps the house edge at the usual European rate of 2.7%.

Each VIP Roulette table features a professional dealer, and players can interact with them using the game’s live chat. You can save favorite bet patterns, repeat previous wagers, and review the history of recent rounds for convenient, informed play.

Have a question about this topic? Ask an expert at info@supercasinosites.com

Find the answers of questions people asked so far:

Is American roulette always the worst option to play when compared to European and French roulette?

Asked by: Juan | Asked on: 2023-06-12

Answered by: Dan | Answered on: 2023-06-13

If you can choose between American roulette and its European or French counterparts, we recommend picking the latter. Simply put, American roulette gives players worse odds, which is not ideal when you are risking real money. Besides the poorer odds, American roulette also offers a lower payout rate because you reduce your chances of winning without increasing your potential return. When you compare American roulette to the other versions, you take on higher risk while receiving the same rewards you would get when playing European or French roulette. Therefore, whenever you have the choice, your best option is to select European or French roulette.

Is there a way to test roulette games before I make real-money bets on any roulette option?

Asked by: Cathy | Asked on: 2023-10-24

Answered by: Dan | Answered on: 2023-10-24

The majority of online casinos allow their members to enjoy many of their games for free. Playing in Fun Mode helps players get a general idea of the rules, betting limits, and potential payouts of any casino game. If you are looking for the best roulette games to play online, it is always a good idea to test a few options in Fun Mode first, as this will help you understand the gameplay and any specific features they offer.

Unfortunately, only RNG roulette tables can be launched and played in Fun Mode, allowing you to place play-money bets. This means there is no way to practice your roulette strategy on a live-dealer roulette variation. That said, many live casino lobbies can be opened even if your casino account is not funded. While you will not be able to place bets, you can watch how the game is played in real time by other players. This can quickly give you a clear idea of whether a live-dealer roulette table is worth joining.

How to Choose the Best Online Roulette

Picking the Right Online Casino for Roulette

Security and fairness

Licensing

Payments

Gaming Selection

Live Tables and Mobile Compatibility

Roulette Bonuses

Single vs Double-Zero Roulette

Rules That Reduce the House Edge

La Partage/ Surrender

En Prison

Table Limits

Minimum and Maximum Stake

Stake Size for Each Bet

Money Management

Innovative and Exotic Types of Roulette

Mini Roulette

Triple-Zero Roulette

Roulette Games with Letters and Symbols

Multi-Wheel Roulette

Progressive Jackpot Roulette

Editors' Choice: The Most Popular Roulette Games

1Premium European Roulette

2Premium French Roulette

3Quantum Roulette

4Instant Roulette

5Double Ball Roulette

6Lightning Roulette

7Gold Bar Roulette

8Speed Roulette

9Mini Roulette

10VIP Roulette

Ask a Question. Get an Answer.

Is American roulette always the worst option to play when compared to European and French roulette?

Is there a way to test roulette games before I make real-money bets on any roulette option?