Live Roulette Prize rounds with Evolution dealers

An inside bet covers specific numbers or small groups on the main grid — straight-up single numbers, splits between two adjacent numbers, streets across three numbers in a row, corners touching four numbers, or lines spanning six numbers. Payouts are higher because your odds of hitting are lower.

An outside bet covers broader sections like red or black, odd or even, high numbers nineteen to thirty-six or low numbers one to eighteen, and the three dozen or column groups. These pay less than inside bets but win more often, so many players use them to steady their balance between prize rounds.

A prize multiplier is a boosted payout tag placed on certain numbers each round. If the ball lands on one of those numbers and you bet on it, your return scales beyond the standard rate — a straight-up win might pay fifty to one or higher instead of thirty-five to one that session.

The dealer spins the physical wheel in one direction, releases the ball in the opposite direction, waits for it to settle into a numbered pocket, then calls the result and sweeps losing chips while paying winners. You watch the entire process on the video stream from the studio.

Your session history is the log of every spin you bet on — date, time, table ID, the number that won, your stake, and your payout. You can export it from your account dashboard to review past rounds or check a disputed result against the video replay archive.

Adaptive bitrate adjusts the video quality of the dealer stream based on your connection speed. If you're on mobile data the feed drops to a lighter resolution so the spin stays smooth; on WiFi or fibre it scales up to high definition without buffering between rounds.