Gold roulette

Gold Roulette Intro

Wazdan delivers a classic roulette rendition with one of the premium video games in the provider’s catalog. You can play this European-type roulette free of charge on our website. Besides the standard bets, there are also some extra features.

Gold Roulette Information

You can play as many chips as you like on various bets on every wheel turn. The smallest value of a chip is $0.10, but you have to stake at least $0.20 in a round. The highest-valued chip is $50, and you can place more than one on a spin.

Payouts

One number: The top prize in roulette is always hitting the straight. Having success picking the exact number pays out 36 to 1.

Two numbers: You can pick between two adjacent numbers on the table. The return for the winning bet is 18:1.

Three numbers: Placing the chip on a line of three also comes with a significant reward. For every dollar, you get 12 back.

Four numbers: You can place the chip where four numbers cross lines, hoping for a 9-to-1 win.

Six numbers: One of the favorite player’s choices is picking a group of six consecutive numbers. It pays out 6:1.

Dozens: There are different to combine 12 numbers. You can pick successive numbers in segments like 1-12, 13-24, and 25-36. There is also the opportunity to group horizontal dozens.

Two-sided bets: These are the most popular odds among roulette devotees. They love to pick between Red or Black, Odd or Even, Low (1-18) or High (19-36) numbers. When you hit the right choice on a two-sided bet, the payout is 2:1 in the ratio between the return and the stake.

Racetrack bets: There is an alternative layout of numbers you can group in different ways:

• Series 0/2/3: You play nine chips in the following combination. You place two chips on the 0/2/3 group and one chip on each of the seven splits (4/7, 12/15, 18/21, 19/22, 25/28, 26/29, 32/35).
• Series 5/8: The player bets 6 chips on splits like 5/8, 10/11, 13/16, 23/24, 27/30, and 33/36.
• Orph: You play one straight number on 1 and four splits (6/9, 14/17, 17/20, 31/34). The bet costs five chips.
• Zero: The losing sector wins in this combination. Zero parts a split with 3, there are two more two-number bets (12/15, 32/35) and a straight on 26. The stake can vary, but you need to use 4 chips.
• Neighbour: You place between adjacent numbers on the additional layout.

Special features

Double the winnings. After every successful bet, you have the chance to multiply the reward. It’s the same old simple concept of picking between red and black. Guessing the right color gives the opportunity to double the winnings, and you can proceed to gamble the same way or opt to collect. The wrong color takes away the prize.

FAQ

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