European, French and Speed Roulette in One Lobby

A straight bet places your chip on a single number. If the ball lands on that number, you win thirty-five times your stake. It's the highest-paying inside bet on the European and French layouts.

La Partage is a French Roulette rule that returns half your even-money bet—red, black, odd, even, high, low—when zero lands. It cuts the house edge and protects your stake on outside bets.

Multi-wheel Roulette lets you place the same bet pattern across up to eight wheels simultaneously. One spin timer controls all wheels; the balls drop at the same moment and each wheel pays independently based on its result.

A corner bet covers four adjacent numbers where their boxes meet on the layout. Place your chip on the intersection point. If any of the four numbers hits, you win eight times your stake.

Speed Roulette cuts the spin cycle to around forty-five seconds. The croupier spins the wheel immediately after settling the previous round, so you play roughly twice as many rounds per hour compared to standard tables.

Outside bets cover large groups—red or black, odd or even, high or low, dozens, columns. They pay one to one or two to one and win more often than inside bets, making them lower-variance choices.