Gambl Certified
Roulette
Description
Roulette
- Game
- Wheel game
- Features
- Single zero · 37 numbers
- Fairness
- Provably Fair
- House edge
- 1%
- RTP
- 99%
Gambl Roulette uses a single-zero wheel with numbers 0–36. Place chips on the table to cover individual numbers or groups, then spin to see where the ball lands.
How to place a bet
- Choose a chip value and click a number or group on the table. You can build a pattern with several selections.
- Use Undo to remove the last placement or Clear to start the layout again.
- Check your total wager and press Spin. Each selected area is settled against the winning number.
Numbers and groups
The table offers individual numbers, three columns, three dozens, Red or Black, Odd or Even, and the low and high halves.
Zero is green. It belongs to neither colour, neither Odd nor Even, and neither the 1–18 nor 19–36 group.
Coverage and payouts
A single number covers 1 of the 37 wheel positions. A dozen or column covers 12, while a colour, Odd/Even or Low/High covers 18. More coverage means more positions can win, but each group has its own payout.
Column bets display 2:1, meaning two units of profit plus the winning chip back. Different bets in the same spin can win or lose together; Total Profit reflects the combined result.
Manual and Autobet
Place your chips before starting. Autobet repeats the pattern, and any configured bet increase scales all selected bets together.
Choose a number of bets, or leave the field empty for an unlimited sequence. Advanced settings let you reset or increase the bet after a win or loss, and set session profit or loss stopping points.
Stop Autobet prevents another bet from starting. The current bet still finishes. Increasing the stake changes the amount at risk; it does not improve the chance of winning.
Checking a bet
Open Fairness in the bar above this description to view the current server seed commitment or verify a completed Bet ID. My Bets keeps the round details and also offers verification.
A server seed hash commits to the seed without revealing it. Once an old seed has been rotated out and is no longer in use by active rounds, it can be revealed and checked against its original hash.