Live Auto Roulette by Evolution Gaming 6ra2n

There’s no better graphics than the real world. It was part of the reason why live casino games took off so much. Seeing an actual dealer in front of us was a real game-changer! However, with real people comes conversation and interaction, all of which can slow down your game. If you want a real-life wheel without the dealer, then this release is for you!

Evolution Gaming’s Live Auto Roulette is played with a single, fixed camera angle. It hovers above the table, giving you a detailed look at the board and what’s going on with the wheel. The stream quality is top-notch but can be lowered if your internet connection is slow.

This auto roulette game is based on a standard European Roulette table. That means you have a total of thirty-six numbers, coloured red and green. You only have a single green zero, compared to the double zero you have in American versions of this game.

Setting your total bet is done by picking one of the coins in front of you and placing it on the board. You can also use the racetrack above the board to make French and neighbour bets. Mousing over a certain bet before clicking will highlight which numbers will be staked. This is super useful, especially when determining neighbour bets.

You can enable Autoplay, which will keep repeating your previous bet. This continues until the auto spins run their course, or you stop it manually. Evolution Gaming also has a statistics page, where you can see a detailed breakdown of previous wins. If you enjoy divining meaning from earlier gains to decide what to bet on now, this page will be your new best friend!

Live Auto Roulette can be played anywhere between $0.20 and $20,000 in a single round. It should be noted that your maximum bet will vary wildly depending on whether you’re playing a high roller table or not.

You can make two types of bets: inside and outside bets. Outside bets are safer and pay less as a result. They include Red/Black, Even/Odd and 1-18/19-36, all of which pay a 1:1 cash prize. At the same time, a column or a dozen bet earns a 2:1 score.

Inside bets are higher risk, but also a bigger reward! Since there are more, we’ll break them down into bullet points.

Line bet – 5:1

Corner bet – 8:1

Street bet – 11:1

Splits – 17:1

Straight bets – 35:1

Here’s how gamblers have been smashing the house edge over the years.

Players can use the racetrack to bet on one of the four ‘French’ wagers. You can also use it to play the neighbours bet; one number, and the numbers that appear next to it on the wheel!