Common Draw Roulette by Betsoft

Roulette is a game of pure chance. Whether you win or lose is at the mercy of the Roulette wheel. You can choose to play it risky and bet on specific numbers. Or you can play it safer and look at particular number combinations, instead! But either way, it can take a while to select and confirm all the wagers you want to make.

With stiff competition at every corner, developers will try to gain every advantage possible. And the ability to very quickly make all sorts of common and rare stakes is what sets Betsoft’s Common Draw Roulette apart. This is an RNG-operated release, so there’s no live dealer. Instead, the game is led by a blatantly robotic voice, which we’re not a big fan of.

There aren’t any gameplay differences between this game and European Roulette. With a name like Common Draw, we were expecting at least some changes, but it seems we misled ourselves. The wheel layout is exactly the same as European Roulette. You have a single zero, and thirty-six numbers.

Setting your total bet is done by picking a coin from the bottom right corner of the screen. Then, with that selection, you go about and click on the numbers and number combinations you want to wager on. There’s no racetrack present in Betsoft Common Draw Roulette.

When it’s time to make a bet, you’ll see all the relevant fields light up. On top of that, the game displays a small text box detailing the type of bet and how much it will pay if won.

You can bet anywhere between $1 and $500 on each round. The $500 limit applies to all stakes. So if you bet $500 on a single number, you can’t make any additional wagers. Which is a waste, considering the wealth of bets roulette offers players!

Outside bets cover more numbers, which makes them safer bets. But as a result, their payout is also much smaller. Eighteen number bets like Red/Black, Even/Odd and 1-18/19-36 only grant a 1:1 prize. Meanwhile, 12 number wagers like Dozen and Column will pay 2:1 if won.

Inside bets are riskier, but also pay better. Line bets, which cover six numbers, pay 5:1 if won. Corner bets are worth 8:1. Street bets earn 11:1 on a winning spin, while Splits score a 17:1 prize. The best possible win you can get is a 35:1 payout for correctly guessing a single number.

As we already mentioned, Betsoft allows players to play a variety of side bets. You access these by clicking on the special bet section of the bottom left menu. You can also open the stats page to see four hot and cold numbers. By clicking on them, you can bet on all four at once!