eBET Roulette: Choose a Number, Place a Bet, Watch the Wheel

Roulette is often called the easiest casino table game, and it's hard to argue. You pick a number, place a bet, and a dealer spins the wheel. The film villains and action heroes who've sat at roulette tables over the years never needed a rulebook, and neither do you.

How the eBET roulette wheel is numbered

The wheel carries red and black numbers from 1 to 36 plus a green zero. A single-zero wheel therefore has 37 pockets, numbered 0 to 36. Some roulette variants add a second green pocket, a double zero, so glance at the wheel on the eBET video feed to see which one you're facing.

The zero is the source of the house edge. When the ball lands there, most bets on the table lose.

Your betting options at eBET roulette

The layout splits into two kinds of bet.

Inside bets cover one number or a small cluster of neighbouring numbers. A straight-up bet on a single number usually pays 35 to 1. Covering two, three or four numbers at once pays less, in proportion.

Outside bets cover big chunks of the wheel: red or black, odd or even, 1-18 or 19-36, a dozen or a column. They hit often and pay modestly.

What happens during a live spin

Once betting closes, the host spins the wheel and releases the ball. It slows, bounces between pockets and settles in one. That pocket is the winning number, and the table settles every bet that covered it automatically.

No betting pattern changes the odds of the next spin, since each one is independent. Pick a budget, keep your stakes small while you get used to the pace, and join an eBET roulette table when you're ready. More tables from the same provider are listed under eBET live casino games.