Live Roulette

Live Dealer Roulette

A real wheel, a real ball and a dealer on camera. Below are the roulette tables the live feed lists right now — open tables take bets while the timer runs.

Tables

Roulette tables

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The live table list is currently unavailable. Tables appear here with their dealer, betting limits and status as soon as the live feed lists them.

Bets

Inside and outside bets

Inside bets cover single numbers or small groups on the grid. Outside bets cover larger groups — they win more often and pay less.

BetCoversStandard payout
Straight up1 number35 to 1
Split2 adjoining numbers17 to 1
Street3 numbers in a row11 to 1
Corner4 numbers in a square8 to 1
Six line2 adjoining rows (6 numbers)5 to 1
Dozen / Column12 numbers2 to 1
Red / Black, Odd / Even, 1–18 / 19–3618 numbers1 to 1

Zero is not red, black, odd or even. When the ball lands on 0 (or 00 on an American wheel), outside bets lose unless the table’s rules say otherwise. Variants with multipliers change these payouts — always check the table’s paytable.

Wheels

Know your wheel

European — single zero

37 pockets: numbers 1 to 36 and one green 0. The house edge on standard bets is about 2.70%.

American — double zero

38 pockets: numbers 1 to 36, 0 and 00. The extra pocket raises the house edge to about 5.26%.

The table name or its information panel tells you which wheel is in play.

Live roulette questions

What is the difference between European and American roulette?

A European wheel has 37 pockets (1–36 and a single 0). An American wheel has 38 (it adds 00). The extra pocket raises the house edge from about 2.70% to about 5.26%, so check which wheel a table uses.

Can I bet after the ball is spun?

Bets are accepted only while the betting timer is running. When the dealer announces “no more bets”, the layout locks for that round.

Is there a system that beats roulette?

No. Every spin is independent, and betting systems such as doubling after a loss do not change the house edge. They only change how quickly your balance can rise or fall.

Why do some tables pay differently?

Some roulette variants add random multipliers to certain numbers and reduce the standard straight-up payout to fund them. The table’s information panel shows its exact paytable.