Roulette

Betting opens for 45 seconds. Put chips anywhere on the layout, as many bets as you like up to 12. When the window closes — or when someone calls the spin early — the wheel is read, and every bet is settled at once.

Any seat may call the spin, but not straight away: with anyone else at the table the wheel is held for the first 10 seconds so nobody can take the window away from the rest of the table. Alone at a table, you spin whenever you like.

Nobody is ever on the clock at roulette. There are no turns.

Zero loses every outside bet. Red, black, odd, even, the halves, the dozens and the columns all lose when it comes in. The only bet that covers zero is a straight up on the zero itself: this layout runs 1 to 36, so there is no split, street, corner or six line across it to back.

You do not type an amount for each bet. You pick a chip from the tray and click the layout; every click stakes that chip. The tray offers the table minimum and multiples of it — 1×, 5×, 25× and 100× — leaving out any denomination bigger than the chips you have in front of you.

Four tools sit beside the tray:

Repeat

Put last spin’s bets back, exactly as they were. It needs a clear layout to work on, so clear yours first.

Double

Double everything currently on the layout.

Undo

Take back your most recent bet.

Clear

Take everything back.

• A single-zero wheel: 37 pockets, so the house edge is 1 in 37.
• Zero loses every outside bet, and no bet across it is on the layout: only a straight up on the zero itself covers it.
• Nothing is withheld from a win here — the zero is the whole margin.

Those are the settings a fresh table opens with. A server can change them — the table’s own Rules panel is the authority on the table in front of you.

Roulette has no rebuy offer: if you run out mid-session you leave and sit down again. A spin earns experience and gold like a hand at the other two tables.