Roulette

A live, multiplayer roulette table. Several players share the same wheel and bet together each round on a European single‑zero layout (numbers 0–36).

How a round works

Every table runs on a timer, so everyone plays the same round together:

1. Betting window (~20 seconds) - place as many bets as you like.
2. Spin - the wheel spins and the ball lands on a number.
3. Result - winners are paid, and the next round begins automatically.

You can hop in at any table with an open seat and start betting on the next round.

How to play

1. Walk to a table and press E to take a seat.
2. Change your chip size with ↑ / ↓.
3. Cycle the bet type with ← / → (a single number, red/black, and so on).
4. Press Space / Enter to place the selected chip.
5. Press Q to leave the table.

Place several chips across different bets in the same round to build your board.

Bets & payouts

Bet	What it covers	Pays
Straight	a single number (0–36)	35 : 1
Red / Black	the ball's color	1 : 1
Even / Odd	even or odd number	1 : 1
Low / High	1–18 or 19–36	1 : 1
Dozen	1–12, 13–24, or 25–36	2 : 1
Column	one of the three columns	2 : 1

The single zero

0 is green. On a 0, the even‑money bets (red/black, even/odd, low/high) and the dozen/column bets lose. That single green pocket is the entire house edge - a straight bet on 0 still pays 35 : 1 like any other number.

Provably fair

Each round is provably fair: the result is committed before the betting window opens and revealed after the spin, so it can't be changed once bets are in. Press P at the table to open the fairness panel and verify.

Tips

• You can place multiple bets per round - mix a number or two with an even‑money bet to cover more of the board.
• Even‑money bets (red/black, even/odd, low/high) are the lowest‑variance way to play; straight numbers are the high‑risk, high‑reward end.