American Roulette

American Roulette from Tom Horn recreates the double-zero wheel: numbers 1 to 36 in red and black, plus the green 0 and 00 pockets. That extra pocket is why the RTP sits at 94.74 %, below single-zero versions, and it is a detail worth showing players who compare roulette tables.

The layout covers the full set of inside and outside bets, group bets and a repeat-bet button for players who stick to the same numbers spin after spin. There is no autoplay, so every round is placed by hand. Volatility is medium, and the maximum win is listed as 180 €. Clean graphics, browser play without a download and mobile support make it an easy addition to a table-games section.

Pick a chip value, then click the layout to place chips on the numbers or areas you expect to win. Each click adds one chip, up to the table maximum. Press spin, the ball settles in a pocket, and every bet covering that number or colour is paid.

• Inside bets: straight-up, split, street, trio, corner, six-line and top line. A straight-up bet on a single number pays the most, at 35:1.
• Outside bets: column, dozen, red, black, even, odd, first half and second half. Columns pay 2:1, while the even-money bets pay 1:1.

The game has no paylines, side bets or bonus rounds; the whole experience is the wheel and the betting layout.