Classic roulette live at the table: bet on Single Zero, use handy betting tools, and play at your own pace.
Live SRoulette
You want real casino vibes, but with a clearer overview and fast betting shortcuts? With Live Roulette you play at a real table with a dealer.
The game focuses on a clean interface: you place chips directly on the layout, use the racetrack panel for sector bets when needed, and save favourite bets to place them again later in just a few clicks. Depending on the table, extra features such as “Spin Now” or a progressive jackpot are also available.
What helps you most (and is fun)
- Racetrack & Special Bets: Quick access to classic French sector bets like Voisins du Zéro, Tiers du Cylindre, or Orphelins.
- My Bets & Bet Creator: Save favourites or put together your own bet combinations.
- Autoplay (if enabled): Automatically runs stakes across multiple rounds — with stop conditions.
- Extra options depending on configuration: e.g. “Lucky Dip” (random straight-up placements) or “Goal bet” with a varying multiplier.
Who is this for?
If you like playing roulette “the classic way” but don’t want to click everything from scratch every time, you’ll get exactly the right tools here.
FAQ
What’s the difference between Single Zero and French Roulette?
Single Zero Roulette uses a wheel with only one zero (0). French Roulette plays very similarly, but depending on the table it has a different interface and may use the La Partage rule. Which variant you’re playing is shown in the table name and in the in-game info.
Can I save my favourite bets?
Yes. With My Bets you can save preferred setups and use them again later. Handy if you often play similar combinations and want to place them again quickly.
Is there Autoplay, and can I limit it?
Autoplay may be available (depending on the table settings). You set how many rounds are played automatically and can define stop conditions so Autoplay ends on certain events. You can stop Autoplay manually at any time.
What happens if a round is cancelled?
If a round is marked as a Cancelled Game, the bets are usually returned. Depending on the Autoplay settings, Autoplay continues afterwards and moves on to the next round without the cancelled round counting as a played round.