American Roulette is live on the Bet4.win RGS and available to every operator on the integration.
The wheel has 38 pockets: 0, 00 and the numbers 1 to 36. Everything else works as it does on the European table — chips on any mix of straight-up numbers, dozens, columns, red or black, odd or even, low or high, all settled by one spin. A straight-up number pays 36×, a dozen or a column 3×, the even-chance fields 2×. Neither zero belongs to a dozen, a column, a colour, a parity or a half.
The extra pocket is the entire difference between the two tables, and it is worth stating plainly: it costs the player 2.56 points of return. 36 paid against 38 pockets is 94.74%, where the single-zero wheel returns 97.3%. Both figures are set by the wheel, not by a setting either of us can change.
Both tables ship because markets differ on which one players expect to find. Carrying them as two titles rather than one configurable wheel means neither lobby has to explain the other's pocket count.
The figures
- RTP 94.74%, fixed by the pocket count rather than by configuration.
- Volatility from low to high, chosen chip by chip.
- Up to 36× on a straight-up number. Operators can enforce a lower per-bet cap.
- Per-round provable fairness: the winning pocket is committed before the spin and the seed is published when it closes.
Availability
American Roulette runs on the same connection as the rest of the catalogue, in full white-label branding, and is demo-playable before it goes live. Territory availability is set at the operator level, against their own licences.
