Roulette

Quick facts

Players

Many players vs the wheel

Cards / setup

N/A — wheel + betting mat

Goal

Cover the pocket (or group) that wins the spin

Common formats

Inside bets · Outside bets (red/black, odd/even, dozens…)

Best for

Players who like a clear betting mat and one spin per round

Welcome offer

~₹64 after signup (confirm the live amount in the app)

How to play

1. 1Open Roulette and wait until the betting window is open (chips accept taps).
2. 2Place outside bets first if you are learning — red/black, odd/even, or dozens/columns.
3. 3Add inside bets only if you want them: a straight-up number, a split, or a small street/corner group.
4. 4When betting locks, the wheel spins and the ball settles in one numbered pocket (plus zero if that is the result).
5. 5Winning spots pay per the mat odds; other chips clear. The next spin opens a new betting window.

Example

You put ₹20 on red and ₹10 straight-up on 17. The ball lands on 17 red: red pays near even money on ₹20, and 17 pays the straight-up line on ₹10. Next spin you keep only ₹15 on odd; the ball hits 0 — on a single-zero sheet that outside bet usually loses, even though odd “felt due”.

Rules & scoring

Inside bets (straight-up and small groups) pay more and hit less often than outside bets.

Outside bets cover large bands of the wheel — colour, odd/even, high/low, dozens, or columns.

Zero (and double-zero if the room shows it) usually makes most outside bets lose — confirm on that wheel.

Table min/max apply per spot; you can combine several spots in one spin within limits.

Each spin is independent; the history strip is not a forecast.

Key terms

Inside bet

Straight-up number or a small group (split, street, corner) on the number grid.

Outside bet

Broader call such as red/black, odd/even, dozen, or column.

Pocket

The numbered slot where the ball rests.

Straight-up

A bet on one exact number.

Dozen / column

Outside-style groups of twelve numbers — see the mat labels.

Variants in the app

These table names appear in Win Rummy lobbies and can change with updates. Always read the room sheet before you sit.

• Single-zero styleOne zero pocket — common digital layout. Outside bets still lose on zero on most sheets.
• Extra zeros / themed wheelsMore zeros change outside-bet maths. Read help if the wheel art looks different from European style.

How it compares

Unlike Andar Bahar or Dragon vs Tiger, the result is a wheel pocket, not a card side. Unlike Horse Racing, you bet numbers and colours on a mat, not a runner on an odds board. Unlike Slots, you choose exact spots before each spin.

Tips & common mistakes

Welcome rupees

Roulette new signups often land near ₹64 in welcome rupees. Outside bets are a calmer first use of that balance; zero rules still follow your wheel sheet.

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