Free European roulette online

The smallest chip is also the smallest bet. Up to 40 players share a table; when it is full, a twin table opens next to it. You may sit down without debens just to watch.

1. Bets are open for 20 seconds — the timer at the bottom of the table counts down. In the last five seconds it turns red: last bets!
2. Click the cloth to put a chip of the chosen value. Undo, Clear, Repeat (the bets of the previous spin) and ×2 are right next to the chips.
3. When time is up, the croupier calls “No more bets”. At that moment the server draws the number and settles everyone’s bets in one transaction.
4. The wheel spins for seven seconds: the ball runs along the rim, drops onto the diamonds, bounces and settles — everyone at the table sees the same ball.
5. The result stays on the table for six seconds: a scarab marks the number, winning chips glow and your winnings land in your purse. Then bets open again.

There is no “spin” button. The wheel runs on the table’s schedule, like a live table, whether one player is sitting there or forty. A whole round takes about half a minute.

Your stake comes back on top of the payout. When the ball lands on zero, the outside bets lose — dozens, columns, colours, even and odd, the halves — and bets that include zero win.

Where a chip lands is the bet: the middle of a cell is a number, the border of two cells a split, a crossing four numbers, the edge of a row a street, and the edge between two rows a line. Hover over the cloth — or press and hold on a phone — and the table lights up the numbers of your bet and tells you what it pays.

• The number is drawn on the server with a cryptographically secure random generator at the moment of “No more bets” — after that nobody can change a bet.
• Stakes and winnings are settled in one transaction before the wheel starts, so your debens are never “in flight”.
• Leave while bets are open and your chips simply come back — nothing is charged. Leave during a spin and your winnings still reach your purse.
• The table keeps the last numbers and simple statistics — red and black, hot and cold numbers. Every spin is independent: the wheel has no memory.

Other players’ chips lie on the cloth too, smaller and paler than yours, and the list at the table shows who bet how much and who won. Residents marked “AI” often place small bets on house money: they never change your odds, and they always carry the “AI” mark. Chat works at the table just as it does in the square.