Classic Roulette

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Game Flow

Anyone who has ever played Roulette will find Classic Roulette very easy to play. You simply need to place your chips on the betting area and then click on spin. You can then watch as the ball is released into the wheel and slowly comes to a stop. After you have been paid out for any winning bets, you can then place your bets on the next round.

Bets Explained

The game is based around the spinning wheel that has been divided into 37 numbered segments (from 0 to 36 inclusive). However, it is possible to bet on far more than just individual numbers. The wheel and the betting area have been designed to allow players to bet on groups of numbers with just one chip. The groups may be numbers that share characteristics, such as all the even numbers, or groups of numbers formed by the layout of the wheel or betting area.

The single chip Roulette bets are split into inside and outside bets. The inside bets are:

• Straight Up – A bet on an individual number
• Split – A bet on two adjacent numbers on the betting area
• Street – A bet on a row of three numbers on the betting area
• Square – A bet on four numbers that form a square on the betting area
• Line – A bet on two streets covering six numbers
• Trio – A bet on three numbers including 0

The outside bets are:

• Column Bet – A bet on a column of 12 numbers on the betting area
• Dozen Bet – A bet on a set of 12 numbers, 1 – 12, 13 – 24 or 25 – 36
• Red/Black – A bet on all the red or all the black numbers
• Even/Odd – A bet on all the even or all the odd numbers
• Low/High Bet: A bet on whether the ball will land on a low or high number (1 – 18 or 19 – 36).

The game also features a Racetrack betting area and it is used to quickly place Call Bets and Neighbour Bets. The Call Bets are as follows:

• Tiers: A bet on one third of the numbers on the wheel (those opposite 0). The bet includes 12 numbers and uses 6 chips.
• Les Voisins Du Zero: This covers the 17 numbers from 22 to 25 (inclusive) on the Roulette wheel and it uses 7 chips.
• Orphans: The numbers that are not covered by the Thirds or the Zero bets. It covers 8 numbers on the wheel and uses 5 chips.

Neighbour bets are a bet on a single number and the numbers neighbouring it on the wheel. They are placed as Straight Up bets, the chosen number and the numbers either side of it. You can set it to cover anything from 1 to 9 numbers on either side.

Special Features

The game has a number of features that will enhance your enjoyment. You can save your favourite bets so that you do not have to reposition multiple chips on the betting area with each round. There is a history view above the wheel showing the results of the last few rounds and you can also see detailed statistics. The statistics includes information such as hot and cold areas of the wheel, and the percentage of rounds to result in the 1st/2nd/3rd column, on red/black/odd/even/1 – 18/19 – 36 and so on. The game also features shortcuts to double your bets and clear the chips. There is also auto play functionality that will allow you to set up to 100 rounds in motion.

Payouts

Classic Roulette offers the standard Roulette payouts. Straight Up bets pay 35:1 , Split bets pay 17:1, Street bets pay 11:1, Corner bets pay 8:1, Line bets pay 5:1, Column and Dozen bets pay 2:1, and Red/Black, Even/Odd, and 1-18/19-36 pay 1:1.