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Our live roulette tables stream a real wheel with a dealer spinning it, and you place chips on the felt from your own screen. Open an account and the table list shows which wheels are running and what the limits are.
Roulette Live belongs to the live dealer table category: a physical wheel, a ball, a numbered felt and a dealer who runs each spin while the camera feeds the table to your screen. Your job is to pick numbers, colours or number groups and place chips before betting closes. The result comes from the wheel, not from software. Everything else — table limits, the spin timer, the felt layout, single-zero or double-zero pockets — sits in the table panel beside each wheel, so read it before your first chip goes down. Pick the wheel that fits your stake size.
Entry into Roulette Live starts in the live casino category of the lobby, where you filter for roulette and see the wheels taking bets. Tap a table, read the limits and the dealer name, then wait for the betting window to open. Chips sit in a tray under the felt; drag one to a spot and the stake for that spot appears with it. When the timer closes, the wheel spins and winning spots settle at the published odds.
Open the live casino category, filter for roulette and tap a wheel with an open seat. The stream and the felt load together, so you read the limits before committing a chip.
The grid mirrors a physical table: straight numbers in the middle, dozens and columns at the edges, red or black outside. Each spot prints its payout beside the label, so the board teaches itself.
A countdown sits over the felt while chips are accepted. Place as many spots as you like inside it, then watch the timer run out. Late taps are refused, not queued.
On a phone the chip tray slides to the bottom of the screen and the felt shrinks to fit your thumb. Drag a chip upward, hold a spot to lift it, and the stream keeps running above with no app to install.
Payout ratios on roulette come from the felt, not from a settings page: a straight number pays more than a colour, and a split pays less than either. RTP figures are shown only where the game or the provider exposes the number inside the table panel — we do not fill the gap with our own estimate. A wheel settles one spin at a time, with no feature round waiting behind it. Open the panel and compare two wheels before you choose.
Roulette Live is a live dealer wheel game inside the casino lobby, run on a physical felt with a real ball. It is not a slot: no reels and no feature rounds appear at any point.
Chip selector, undo, clear, repeat last bet and the countdown bar are the controls you touch. Each sits along the felt edge on desktop and in the lower band on a phone.
The table runs in the browser on Android, iPhone and desktop with no download. On mobile data, keep the stream window open and the sound off; the felt and the timer keep working if the video quality drops.
Table rules, limits and the payout chart sit in the panel attached to each wheel, not on a separate page. Whatever the provider publishes about that table appears there, and that panel is the version we stand behind.
When a spin looks wrong, check the felt and then the stream: the timer marks the closed window, and the result strip under the table shows where the wheel settled. If the total still does not match, write down the table name and the spin time, then open the support entry inside your signed-in account. We answer from there, and the table name saves a round of questions.
Signed-in accounts carry a support entry in the account area. Use it for a settled bet that did not credit, or a table that will not load. Include the wheel name and the spin time.
Most questions about a spin are answered on the felt itself. The panel beside the wheel carries the limits, the payout chart and the closed-window timing, so read it while you wait for the next round.
When a wheel is pulled for maintenance or a dealer change, the notice on that table says so before you join. Reload the live casino category if a table you played before is missing from the list.
What you can check before you sit at a wheel is short: the payout chart in the table panel, the limit range for that wheel, the result strip behind each spin, and the wallet record for anything that moved in or out. Our part is keeping those visible instead of buried. Roulette pays by the felt, and that felt is printed the same for everyone.
Every wheel carries odds for straight numbers, splits, streets, dozens, columns and the outside bets. You read them before placing, not after, which is why the chart sits one tap from the felt on phone and desktop.
Live roulette sits under the live dealer heading beside the other table games, so you can move from a wheel to a card table without leaving the lobby. Filters keep the list to the format you picked.
Chip stakes come out of your account wallet, and each movement leaves a line in the wallet history. bKash, Nagad and Upay sit in the funding row for supported regions, and the entry shows what left and what came back.
Support runs from inside the signed-in account rather than a public inbox, so a message carries your table history with it. Use that entry for a spin that settled oddly or a table that dropped mid-round.
Words you will hear at every live wheel, in plain English.
The short stretch before each spin when the table accepts chips. A countdown bar shows it closing, and taps after that moment are refused rather than held for the next round.
One chip on a single number, paid at the longer price printed on the felt. It covers the smallest slice of the wheel, so it lands less often than an outside bet.
A wager on a group rather than a number: red or black, odd or even, high or low, a dozen or a column. Payouts are shorter because the group covers more pockets.
The green pocket that sits outside red and black. When the ball lands there, outside bets lose, which is what gives the house its edge on a single-zero felt.
The lowest and highest stake a wheel accepts on each bet type. They are printed in the table panel and they decide whether a wheel suits your budget before you sit down.
The questions we get asked most about our live wheels, answered short.
Yes — a dealer at a physical wheel spins the ball while the camera streams the felt. You place chips on screen, the result comes off the wheel, and the dealer settles each spot at the printed price.
The tables run in your phone browser on Android and iPhone over mobile data, with no app to install. Keep the stream window open and the felt, the timer and the chip tray stay usable.
Each wheel sets its own range, and the lowest and highest stakes appear in the table panel before you join. Read that panel first — two wheels in the same list can carry very different ranges.
Winning spots settle into your account wallet when the round closes, and the line shows in your wallet history beside any bKash, Nagad or Upay movement you made. Open the history to match a spin to its entry.
Both are live wheels with a dealer and a real ball; they differ in felt layout, stake range and the language the dealer uses. Check the table panel on each one before you pick a seat.