European Roulette by Arrow’s Edge

European Roulette is a game that needs no introductions. After all, it is a timeless classic that has existed for hundreds of years. Faced with that kind of title, some software providers may try to change it. Give it their own spin and stand out in the crowd. Others respect what makes it great, and stick to those rules.

Arrow’s Edge decided to go with the latter option for their game. It shows off impressive graphics and animations, making it one of the better looking table games currently available. You can play main bets using the betting board, or some additional wagers via the racetrack.

The game is played on a wheel with thirty-seven pockets. There are a total of thirty-six red and black numbers, and a single colorless zero. This setup gives Arrow’s Edge European Roulette an RTP of 97.30%.

Click through the available coin values and place your bets as you please. You can pick through a variety of inside and outside wagers here. Mousing over a bet will highlight all numbers that will be affected by it, and tell you the available bets.

We also like the extra care the developers put into the Control Panel. Alongside standard functions, it allows you to set up Auto Play and look at an easy to use statistics page. Both of these functions are super convenient, and let you plan your bets in advance.

You can play any wager on this table, ranging between $1 and $50,000. This is a massive bet spread, and one guaranteed to please both casuals and high rollers. Keep in mind your casino may have a lower maximum bet.

Outside bets in European Roulette cover more numbers, and are more likely to win. As a result, they pay less than their more risky counterparts. High/Low, Even/Odd and Red/Black are outside bets that pay even money. Column and dozen cover less numbers, and pay 2:1 as a result.

Inside bets cover fewer numbers, and offer bigger rewards as a result. On this table, you can expect the following rewards: 5:1 for six line, 6:1 for top line, 8:1 for corner, 11:1 for trio, 17:1 for split and 35:1 for a straight number bet.

Using the racetrack, punters can make neighbour and four French bets. Neighbour wagers place a bet on that number, and two numbers to its left and right on the wheel. Using the counter, you can control how many neighbour numbers are bet on. Meanwhile, available French bets you can place are Tier, Orphelins, Voisins and Zero.