Immersive Roulette is a live dealer roulette game from Evolution Gaming. You follow the round through a video stream, and the dealer spins the wheel while you watch. This page explains how the game plays, the common roulette variants, how the live version differs from computer roulette, and what to check before you play at Betti.
If you are new to live tables, the basic idea is simple. You place your bets before the dealer spins, and the result decides which bets win.
Common variants of roulette
Roulette comes in a few common versions. The European wheel has one zero and 37 pockets. The American wheel adds a double zero, giving 38 pockets, which gives the house a bigger edge. The French version has its own rules for some even-money bets. The table you join will show which version it uses, so check that before you bet. For the general rules of the game, see the roulette page.
Check the Betti website for Immersive Roulette or for other live roulette tables before you plan a session. Compare the wheel type and table rules with the version you have played before.
How Immersive Roulette plays
The round works like this: Players place roulette bets on a live table, and the dealer spins the wheel to determine the winning number. Before each spin you place bets on the layout. You can bet on a single number, on a group of numbers, or on simple chances such as red or black, odd or even. On a European wheel, a bet on a single number pays 35 to 1. Outside bets pay less but cover almost half the wheel, so they win more often.
Each spin is independent. The results of earlier rounds do not change the chances of the next one. The game's return to player (RTP) is 97.3%. That figure describes the long-run average across a very large number of rounds. It does not tell you what you will get back in a single session.
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Live dealer or computer roulette
The computer version of roulette uses a random number generator (RNG) to pick the winning number. The wheel is a picture on screen, there is no dealer, and you start each round yourself. The live version shows a real wheel in a studio, with a dealer and a video stream. The pace is set by the table, and betting closes before each spin.
The bets and payouts follow the same basic rules of roulette in both versions. What changes is the pace and the feel of the game. For other live tables, see the Live Casino page.
Practical tips before you play
Read the rules and the payout for each bet before you place it. Check the minimum and maximum stake shown on the table before you join, and choose a stake you can comfortably afford to lose. Set a budget for the session before you start, and stop when you reach it.
Betting systems such as Martingale, which double the stake after each loss, do not change the odds. The wheel has no memory of earlier spins, and a losing run can cost far more than the budget you set. For help with keeping play under control, see safer gambling.
