Games · Roulette

Roulette: place your bets

Place chips on any combination — single numbers, red/black, odd/even, dozens, columns — and spin. The combined house edge updates live as you build your bet, and the engine settles every chip together. Switch between the European and American wheels to see exactly what that second zero costs you.

Net result $0
Place your chips, then spin.
Total bet$0
You win on
House edge
Expected loss / spin
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Educational simulation — fun credits only, no real money. The house edge is real: the longer you play, the more the math wins.

How this simulation works
Rules modeled
Single-zero (European, 37 pockets) and double-zero (American, 38) wheels with standard payouts — straight 35:1, split 17:1, street 11:1, corner 8:1, six-line 5:1, top line 6:1, column/dozen 2:1, even-money 1:1. Place any combination; every placement settles independently each spin. No La Partage / En Prison.
Assumptions
Each spin is independent and uniform over the wheel's pockets (a seeded PRNG). Fun credits only — no real money. The 'house edge' shown for your bet is the stake-weighted combined edge; combining bets changes the variance, not the edge.
Mathematical basis
Odds and edges come from the analytic solver (house edge = (N − w·(payout+1)) ÷ N), the displayed source of truth; the spin uses the same engine. Reference edges: European 2.70% (1/37), American 5.26% (2/38), American top line 7.89% (3/38).
Engine version
roulette engine 1.0
Validation
Unit-tested (every bet's edge, the top-line special case, exact combination distributions, seeded reproducibility, 100k-spin convergence, settlement, validation).
Last reviewed
Independently reviewed for math and code correctness; every reported finding was addressed and regression-tested. Last reviewed 2026-06-23 (3 review passes).