American Roulette by Switch Studios

Not many players opt for playing American Roulette. The answer is simple: the RTP is better in the European version, which only has a single zero. This split used to exist in land-based casinos; though it has mostly disappeared in the era of the internet. If you still want to try your luck at the double-zero version, Switch Studios and Microgaming have you covered.

This is an RNG powered roulette, meaning there are no live dealers. Instead, the game swaps between the main board during bet time and then displays the wheel during the spin. Since everything is virtual, playing Switch Studios’ American Roulette should go smoothly even if your internet is acting up.

If you’re used to European Roulette, you have 99% of the knowledge needed to play this table. The only difference is here, and we have thirty-eight numbers instead of thirty-seven. Thirty-six standard numbers, painted red and black, and two zeroes. One green zero, and one green double zero!

Your total bet is set by choosing a coin from the reels and placing it on the board. There’s also a racetrack button that you can use. It will display the racetrack, and allow you to make neighbour bets easier. When using the main board to make outside bets, we don’t see a preview of what numbers will be bet on.

There is no Auto Play system in place. Switch Studios’ American Roulette will remember your last bet, however. Therefore, if you want to rebet the same combination, you just have to click spin. You also have a statistics page, where you can look at data for the last 100 spins. It even automatically tracks hot and cold numbers for you!

Players can bet as little as $1 and as much as $3,490 per round! The only way to reach that maximum bet is to bet the largest possible sum on every possible wager, both inside and outside!

Outside bets include stakes like Red/Black, 1-18/19-36 and Even/Odd. These are low-risk bets, which award a 1:1 cash prize. Column and dozen bets also fall in this category. They have a better payout, however – 2:1 instead of 1:1.

For solid wins, you’ll have to rely on the riskier inside bets. We have line bets, which pay 5:1. Basket wagers score 6:1. Corner bets that are worth 8:1. Street bets will earn you 11:1 if won. Splits pay 17:1. The riskiest of all is a Straight number bet, which pays 35:1 if won.

The racetrack simulates numbers as they appear on the wheel, making it perfect for setting neighbour bets. You choose how many neighbours your chosen number will have.