How to play
Roulette is one of the oldest and most popular casino games, and MANSION's version is a casino classic. It's easy to play, has great odds and bets range from the very basic to more advanced combinations for experienced players. It's the ultimate game of chance.
If you're new to European Roulette, full rules are provided in the How to Play section. For more experienced European Roulette users, take a look at MANSION's Roulette Game Features.
Game Features
MANSION's Roulette has the following features:
- Only one zero increases the odds for the player.
- Advanced bets, including Tier bets, Voisins du Zero, Orphan bets, Neighbour bets and Final bets. (Click on the mini table in the top left to switch to advanced bets).
- Bet between 1 and 1,000 chips (dependent on account settings).
- En Prison rule - half of even money bets are returned if the ball lands in zero.
How to Play
Roulette is a very simple game to learn. The Roulette wheel has thirty seven numbered slots. Once you've placed all your bets, click 'Spin' and the ball will be released onto the spinning wheel. When the ball comes to rest in one of the slots the Croupier will place a marker, called a 'dolly', on the square containing that number. You get the biggest return (35 to 1 - i.e. 35 times your bet) by betting on the exact number but there are many more ways to win - for example betting on the right colour, or whether the number is odd/even.
Placing a bet
You can place as many bets as you like in Roulette and there is no time limit - just click 'Spin' once you're ready. The minimum and maximum bets allowable can be altered by using the Min/Max option in the game window, or by going to Options at the top of the screen and changing the bet limit.
To place a bet, select the chip value from the bottom right of the screen and then click on the area of the table you want place a bet on. Click multiple times to add more than one chip. To remove a chip from the table, hold down shift and click on the chip.
To remove all bets, click the Clear button.
If you want to repeat your last bet you can click the RE-BET button.
Spin history
The top right of the screen shows the spin history. The figures in red show winning red numbers, the white represent winning black numbers and green denotes zero.
Click here to learn about basic bet types
