How to Play Video Roulette
Video Roulette is a
variant of European roulette with the la partage rule. While playing it you can make almost all known bets (including the rare ones). The la partage rule implies that if zero comes up, half of all bets on equal chances are returned to players.
The gameplay in Video Roulette is traditional. The player selects the coin value (0.2, 1, 5, 25, or 100), wagers and clicks on the round button with an image of a stack of chips and a curved arrow. A window with a video pops up in the lower left corner. It displays the roulette wheel and the dealer's hand spinning the ball. Then the whole wheel with the spinning ball appears on the screen. Later, it is replaced by a zoomed pocket with the winning number.
Users can make many different bets in Video Roulette starting from the classic ones (on a single field, sectors, neighbors and outside bets) and ending with the special ones (red/black splits, final bets, manque/passe, etc.).
Straight up varies from twenty cents to one thousand dollars, but the total bet per spin is limited to one thousand dollars.