A physical wheel without a dealer.
Auto
Roulette.
An automatic mechanism launches the ball. The wheel is real, the action is streamed, and bets are usually taken on a shared schedule.
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- Physical
- Ball launch
- Automatic
- Dealer
- None
Automatic is not the same as random-number software
Auto Roulette removes the dealer from the wheel operation. A mechanism launches the ball and the system records the physical result. That is different from a fully digital roulette game, where software selects the winning outcome.
The absence of a dealer does not determine the payout. A single-zero auto table and an ordinary single-zero dealer table can share the same mathematics. The wheel and the zero rule still matter.
What changes for the player?
Watch the countdown and the accepted stake. Automatic tables can move through rounds quickly, with little pause for conversation or explanation. Rebet repeats an amount; it does not make the previous result more likely to change.
Some named auto tables offer La Partage. Others do not. Check the exact table name and help screen instead of assuming that automatic operation includes a special zero rule.
Explore the mechanism
For chip-placement practice, use the separate European trainer. It teaches the betting layout without claiming to reproduce a live automatic table.
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