American Roulette by BGaming

American Roulette is a popular casino game variation featuring a double-zero wheel that offers high-stakes excitement. Understanding the betting options and unique table layout is key to success. Here's how it works:

Step 1: Select Your Chip Value

Choose the value of your chip before placing any bets. This determines the amount you'll wager on each position on the table.

Step 2: Place Your Bets

Place chips on the betting table to predict where the ball will land. You can place multiple bet types simultaneously:

Inside Bets (on numbered positions):

• Straight bet: Single number (pays 35:1)
• Split bet: Two adjacent numbers (pays 17:1)
• Street bet: Three numbers in a row (pays 11:1)
• Corner bet: Four numbers forming a square (pays 8:1)
• Line bet: Six numbers across two rows (pays 5:1)
• Five-number bet: 0, 00, 1, 2, 3 (pays 6:1) - unique to American Roulette

Outside Bets (on broader categories):

• Red or Black: Color prediction (pays 1:1)
• Even or Odd: Number type prediction (pays 1:1)
• Low (1-18) or High (19-36): Number range prediction (pays 1:1)
• Dozen bets: 1-12, 13-24, or 25-36 (pays 2:1)
• Column bets: One of three vertical columns (pays 2:1)

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Step 3: Spin the Wheel

Once all bets are placed, the wheel spins and the ball is released. The American Roulette wheel contains 38 slots: numbers 1-36 (alternating red and black) plus two green slots marked 0 and 00.

The ball bounces through the wheel as it slows down, eventually settling into one of the numbered slots arranged in non-sequential order.

If the ball lands on your predicted number, color, or range, you win according to the payout odds for that bet type. Winnings are immediately credited to your balance.

Use Rebet (Optional)

Click the Rebet button to repeat your previous combination of bets on the next spin without manually placing each chip again.

Track Results

Use the record line displayed above the game to review previous results. This helps you track patterns and develop betting strategies based on recent outcomes.

American Roulette's double-zero wheel (0 and 00) gives the house a higher edge compared to European and French variations, with an RTP of 94.74%. The additional 00 slot is what distinguishes American Roulette from its European counterpart.

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 94.74% and the maximum win is 35x.

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Below are the key features of American Roulette:

Record Line: A line displayed above the game records previous game results, helping players track patterns and develop betting strategies based on recent outcomes.

Rebet Mode: Players can repeat their previous combination of bets by clicking the Rebet button, allowing quick placement of the same betting pattern without manually placing each chip again.

Double Zero Wheel: The wheel contains 38 slots (numbers 1-36 plus two green slots: 0 and 00), which is the defining characteristic of American Roulette and distinguishes it from European variations.

Five-Number Bet: American Roulette features a unique bet covering 0, 00, 1, 2, and 3, paying 6:1. This bet is exclusive to the American version and not available in European or French Roulette.

Non-Sequential Number Layout: Numbers on the wheel are arranged in non-sequential order, creating random and unpredictable outcomes with each spin.

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American Roulette is a mobile friendly game, optimised for both iOS and Android devices.

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American Roulette by BGaming allows you to play the ever popular American roulette from your computer, laptop or mobile phone, you can experience the most popular classic casino games from the comfort of your own home. American Roulette is awesome, much simpler to understand than the European and French version for beginners, but also usually the go to roulette game for gambling veterans. Test the demo for yourself at the top of this page and see if you can land the big win!

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“Meet American Roulette, the younger sister of French Roulette. While the game is said to have been invented in France, it quickly gained recognition all over Europe and eventually made its way overseas to the USA. Unlike the European variation, American roulette has the peculiarities that distinguish it from other game variations!” - BGaming