Roulette
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About Roulette
Roulette is a play-money version of the famous wheel game. A table of 37 pockets, numbered 0 to 36 with a single green zero, spins while a ball circles and drops into one slot. Before each spin you place chips on single numbers, colours, odd or even, or groups of numbers, then watch the wheel decide.
It is purely a game of chance, with no real money at stake, and every spin is independent. A session lasts anywhere from three to ten minutes depending on how often you spin. It suits people who enjoy the look and sound of the wheel and want to see how different bets pay out, without any risk.
How to play Roulette
- Start with 1,000 in play money, which has no real value.
- Pick a chip of 5, 25 or 100, then tap table spots to place bets. Each tap adds one chip.
- Use Undo to remove your last chip or Clear to remove everything.
- Press SPIN once you have placed at least one chip. Bets lock while the wheel runs.
- After the ball lands, winning bets are paid, losing ones are taken, and you can bet again or Cash out.
Controls
| Keyboard and mouse | Click a chip button to choose its value, then click a spot on the table to place it. Use the Undo, Clear, SPIN and Cash out buttons below the board. |
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| Phone and tablet | Tap a chip button to choose its value, then tap the table spots to place chips. Tap SPIN to start the wheel, or Cash out to finish. |
Scoring
Your score is the balance you finish with. A single number pays 36 times the chip, a dozen pays 3 times, and red, black, odd, even, low or high pay 2 times, with the stake included. The zero beats every outside bet, which is why the wheel favours the house in the long run. The game also ends when your balance drops below 5.
Tips and strategy
- Treat this as entertainment. Each spin is random, and no betting pattern can overcome the single zero, so do not expect a system to work.
- Smaller chips make a session last longer. A run of 5 chips lets you see many more spins than a few big 100 bets.
- Outside bets like red or odd win more often but pay less, while single numbers win rarely but pay a lot. Pick the style you enjoy.
- Remember that zero loses on red, black, odd, even, low, high and the dozens, so a green result takes every outside chip at once.
- Press Cash out when you want to lock in your balance as a score. Otherwise, the game continues until you run out of play money.
Roulette FAQ
▸Is any real money involved?
No. The game uses play money only, and nothing you win here has any real value. It is a simple wheel game for fun, not a way to practise winning at a casino.
▸Can I bet on more than one spot at once?
Yes. You can place chips on many spots before each spin, as long as the total does not go over your balance.
▸What happens when I run out of money?
If your balance falls below 5, the game ends and your final balance is recorded as your score. You can restart with a fresh 1,000 in play money.
