French Roulette

How to play

A round begins at the table, where chips are placed on the numbers or on the even-money areas before the wheel is spun. Because this is a classic table game rather than a reel-based slot, there are no paylines or ways to count: a bet either matches the number or section where the ball stops, or it does not. The line above the layout shows the results of earlier spins, so a player can glance at the recent history while deciding where to put the next chips. After a spin, the Rebet button repeats the previous combination of bets in a single click, which saves time when the same pattern is wanted again. The game can be opened in demo mode to learn the layout without staking anything, and it loads in a mobile browser just as it does on a desktop screen. Low volatility in a roulette setting means outcomes tend to stay close to the stake size over short sessions, although any single spin remains independent of the last.

Theme and symbols

The look follows French roulette tradition, with the mood of a brick-and-mortar casino floor and the familiar wheel and felt layout at the centre of the screen. The table stays true to its French origins, so the presentation is about the classic casino roulette experience rather than a story or characters.

Features

Three features shape the way this table plays.

• Record line: a strip above the table logs earlier game results, giving a quick reference when planning a strategy.
• Respin mode: the Rebet button repeats the previous combination of bets.
• La Partage: when the winning number is 0, half of an even-value bet is returned to the player.

The highest payout is 36 times the bet, which is the standard return for a straight number hit; see how a max win figure is defined. More games from this studio are collected on the page of BGaming titles, and the slots lobby covers reel-based alternatives.