European Roulette Darkmode

Gameplay, Visuals And Rules

If you’re new to roulette, let’s take a quick look at the rules. The crux of the game revolves around the numbered slot that a little white ball falls into at the end of every spin. There are 37 slots, from 0 to 36, and the returns for a winning bet on a specific number is 35/1.

However, you don’t just have to bet on a specific number to benefit when it lands. For example, you can also bet on a couple of even-money bets, such as whether the coloured number is red or black, or if the winning number is odd or even. Finally, there are two further bets that pay out at 2-1, and these relate to bets on winning columns of numbers, as well as the specific “dozen” that a winning number lands in. For example, a bet on the first dozen would pay out at 2-1 if any number between 1 and 12 comes in.

What continues to make video roulette a popular alternative to live roulette is the ability to play at your own pace, and it’s no different here with European Roulette Darkmode, which is a one-player game, meaning you have all the time in the world to place the chips across a wide variety of different bets, before hitting spin and seeing how lucky you can be.

If you like to bet on specific numbers and sections of the wheel and don’t want to spend time placing chips every round, you can use the repeat spin button to mimic the previous round’s allocation of chips. In addition, there is also an “Auto” option that allows you to arrange for multiple spins to take place without you needing to lift a finger.

As far as the visuals are concerned, the roulette table itself contrasts beautifully with the pitch black ambience, and the signposting for auto bets and repeated spins is clear and easy to use. The soundtrack is a simple classic, but if it isn’t to your liking, you do have the option to turn it off in the settings menu, but we’ve got a feeling you won’t!