A real wheel, viewed through a screen.
Live
Roulette.
A dealer operates a physical roulette wheel while a live video stream brings the table to your device. Your digital chips are bets on that shared spin.
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- Physical wheel
- Dealer
- Live
- Zero rule
- Check the table
What makes it live?
The ball and wheel are physical. You place chips through the on-screen layout, the dealer closes betting, and the system settles the accepted bets after the result is recorded. The video is part of the experience; the accepted bet and game history are the records to check.
Live does not mean European, French or American. A live table can use different wheels and rules. Count the zero pockets and read the paytable just as you would at a casino.
Before the next spin
Check the minimum and maximum for the bets you want to place, the betting countdown and whether the interface confirms your stake. A chip you try to add after betting closes may not be accepted.
Connection trouble does not necessarily cancel an accepted bet. Read the game’s interrupted-round policy and check its history before placing anything else.
Can you play a free live demo?
Our free European demo is useful for learning the layout, but its results are generated by software. Use the linked lesson to see how a live round differs.
FREE-PLAY AVAILABILITY
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A free demo of Live Roulette is not available here yet. Explore the interactive lesson, or try one of the other games in our collection.
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