American Roulette

American Roulette Overview

American Roulette is a version of the classic table game, where players can choose from multiple bets, each offering different odds. You place wagers on the game board and watch to see where the white ball lands when the big wheel is spun.

How the Wheel and Board Work

In American Roulette, the game board has 38 total numbers, each of which matches a segment on the wheel. Numbers 1–36 alternate between Red and Black, while the Single 0 and Double 0 are Green and sit at the top of the grid. Alongside these, there are betting segments that let you wager on combinations, groups, or ranges of numbers.

Betting Options and Limits

The minimum bet in this version is 1, while the maximum is 100. Bets can be increased in increments of 1 up to 100, allowing flexibility across small and larger wagers. While your odds per spin don’t change with bet size, you can improve your chances of landing a win by making Outside bets, which cover a wider spread of numbers compared to Inside bets.

Payouts and Winning Odds

Winnings depend on the type of bet placed. Straight-up bets on individual numbers pay 35:1, while Outside bets like Red/Black, Odds/Evens, or 1-18/19-36 pay 1:1. Other Inside bets mix higher risk with lower coverage, such as Splits paying 17:1 or Corners paying 8:1. Middle-ground wagers like betting on the First, Second, or Third 12 pay 2:1—balancing risk with stronger odds than single numbers.

Fair Play and Technical Setup

American Roulette runs on a certified random number generator (RNG) to ensure fairness and security. The game is independently audited and designed for smooth play on both desktop and mobile devices. For the best experience, it’s recommended to use a modern, updated device to support the gameplay visuals and mechanics.

The following table is a list of the bet types and their corresponding payouts: