Roulette Casino in New Zealand

Where to play roulette

Choose a platform that clearly shows the roulette variant, table limits, payments, withdrawals and game rules before you bet.

A useful roulette lobby should work well on mobile and make live and automated tables easy to compare.

How to play roulette

Choose a chip value and place one or more bets before betting closes. The ball determines the winning number and successful bets are paid according to the table.

Beginners should first learn the difference between inside bets on specific numbers and outside bets such as red/black, odd/even, dozens and columns.

Types of roulette

European and French roulette use a single zero. American roulette adds a double zero and therefore has 38 pockets.

Live roulette uses a real table and streamed dealer; automated roulette runs without a live dealer.

Rules and payouts

Check minimum and maximum stakes and the payout table. A straight-up number usually pays 35:1 and even-money bets usually pay 1:1.

Previous spins do not predict the next result. Betting systems change stake size, not the underlying probability.

Probabilities and the zero

On a European wheel one number has a probability of 1/37. Red or black covers 18 of the 37 pockets.

On an American wheel the double zero increases the possible outcomes to 38.

Live and mobile roulette

For live roulette, check stream stability, betting time and whether the layout remains readable on a phone.

Automated roulette can be faster, so a fixed budget and session limit are especially useful.

Budget and responsible play

Roulette is gambling and money can be lost. Set a budget and session length before playing and do not increase stakes simply to chase losses.