Live Roulette puts a real dealer, a real wheel and a real ball in front of you — streamed in HD to your phone or desktop. Pick a...
Our Live Roulette tables come from Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, streamed from purpose-built studios with multi-camera angles on the wheel. The rules stay classic — 37 pockets on European wheels, single-zero French variants with La Partage on even-money bets. You'll see the dealer spin, the ball drop and your winning number lit on the racetrack. Place inside bets for bigger payouts
or outside bets for steadier rounds.
Live dealer table game — European single-zero wheel standard, French and Lightning variants available.
Adjustable by bet type: even-money outside bets sit low, straight-up inside bets and Lightning multipliers run...
Android, iOS, tablet and desktop browsers — Chrome, Safari and Firefox all stream the live feed...
Open to Indonesia where local law permits, with studio streams routed to supported regions only.
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
The live stream is built mobile-first. Vertical view shows the wheel up top and bet layout below so you can place chips with one thumb while watching the dealer. Rotate...
Tables come from Evolution Gaming, a licensed live casino studio with independently audited wheels and dealer training programmes.
Pragmatic's Bucharest studio supplies our Mega Roulette and standard tables, certified by independent test labs for randomness.
Physical wheels are tested for bias regularly, with results logged by the studio's compliance team and shared with regulators.
Pit bosses monitor every table in real time, and recordings of each spin are archived for dispute resolution if needed.
The video feed and your bet data both travel over TLS, so chip placements and outcomes can't be tampered with mid-round.
Standard European payouts apply — 35:1 straight up, 17:1 split, down to even money — published in every table's rules sheet.
Roulette gives you dozens of bet types and a 37-pocket wheel; Baccarat is faster with three core outcomes. Pick Roulette when you want bet variety over hand speed.
Blackjack is skill-driven with strategy charts shaping each hand. Roulette is closer to pure probability — choose it when you want to relax into bets rather than calculate.
Sic Bo rolls three dice with lots of combination bets. Roulette has a similar spread of inside and outside options but a familiar wheel format most visitors know already.
Dragon Tiger is two cards, one comparison, done in seconds. Roulette runs longer rounds with richer bet layouts — better when you want to think between spins.
Crazy Time is a game-show wheel with bonus rounds. Live Roulette is the classic single-wheel format without side games — calmer pace, traditional payouts.
The RNG version runs instantly with no dealer. Live Roulette adds the studio stream, real wheel and social chat — slower, but the experience most table fans prefer.
Poker tables involve multi-street decisions and reading opponents. Roulette is self-contained per spin — quicker to pick up and easier to dip in and out of.
Tables open from low-stake rooms suitable for a first spin up to VIP wheels with five-figure maximums on outside bets and high straight-up limits.
Your last twenty spins sit in a side panel so you can track hot numbers, cold sectors and pattern your next placement without keeping notes.
Save chip layouts as favourites — useful if you always cover a specific set of neighbours or play the same column-and-dozen combination each round.
A live statistics overlay shows hot and cold numbers, red-black ratios and odd-even distribution over the last 500 spins on that table.
Open up to four Roulette tables in one window and place bets across them in parallel when you want more action than a single wheel offers.
Type a hello in the chat box and the dealer often replies between spins — small thing, but it's why live tables feel different from RNG.