Immersive Roulette is a roulette game from Evolution Gaming, and players search for it by name when they want to know how it is played and how it pays. This page explains the rules, the common roulette variants, how computer and live roulette differ, and what to check before you bet at VoodooDreams.
Common variants of roulette
Roulette has a few widely used versions. European roulette has a single zero on a 37-pocket wheel. American roulette adds a double zero, giving 38 pockets, which lowers the return on most bets. French roulette and some other versions add rules that reduce the house edge on certain bets.
Immersive Roulette is offered by Evolution Gaming, so check the rules shown in the game before you bet. Check what VoodooDreams offers before you play, too. A title can be listed under a slightly different name, or a similar roulette table may be shown instead. Once you open a table, read its limits, because they set the smallest and largest bets you can place. The roulette page compares the main variants.
How the game is played and paid
The round works as follows: Players place roulette bets on a live table, and the dealer spins the wheel to determine the winning number. You place chips on single numbers, groups of numbers, colours, or odd and even, and the round settles on the number that comes up.
A single-number bet pays 35 to 1 on a standard wheel. Even-money bets such as red or black pay 1 to 1, and bets that cover more numbers pay less but win more often. Check the paytable and rules shown in the game before you bet, because a version can change payouts on some bets.
The return to player is 97.3%. This is a long-run average over a very large number of rounds. It does not predict any session, because each result is random.
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Live dealer and computer roulette
A computer version generates each result with a random number generator. There is no dealer, and you start each round yourself. A live dealer game streams a real wheel from a studio, with a betting window before each spin, so you can see the table and the dealer.
Live rounds usually run slower because of the betting window and the dealer's pace. Game shows add bonus rounds or multipliers to a wheel, so read the rules of the specific show before you join. To compare formats, see the live casino games section.
Tips before you play
Learn the rules and payouts before you place your first chip. Set a budget and a time limit before you start, and stop when you reach either one. Keep each stake small compared with that budget, so one bad run does not end your session.
No betting system changes the odds. The Martingale system, which doubles the stake after each loss, cannot guarantee a win, and a table limit can stop the doubling and leave the loss in place. Results are random.
Check the terms of any offer on the welcome bonus page before you claim it. T&Cs apply. For tools to set limits, see the safer gambling page, and for phone play, the mobile version page.
