Premium American Roulette
This traditional American roulette is nice, easy and straightforward to play, but bear in mind, the house edge is higher on American roulette than its European counterpart.
Where To Play
| Casino/Rating | Bonus | Play |
|---|---|---|
 | Play Today 18+ | T& C's Apply | |
 | Play Today 18+ | T& C's Apply |
This version of American roulette is about as standard as it gets. No frills, no unnecessary baggage, just simple American roulette on a traditional board just like you’d get in a real brick and mortar casino.
For those of you that don’t know, American roulette puts you at a significantly worse advantage than that of the European or French roulette. On French or European roulette there is only one ‘0’ in play, whereas on American roulette there is a ‘0’ and ’00’, which takes the house edge from 2.7% to 5.4% – a significant jump.
For a game made in 2009, the graphics are very decent indeed. The rotation of the wheel looks pretty realistic, as does the ball when it goes around the wheel. It’s not the best graphics for a roulette game out there, but it’s still pretty decent nonetheless. There are also two camera angles from where you can watch the roulette wheel spin.
Game Screenshots
Gameplay
It’s nice and easy to put your bets on in the game, just click on the amount you’d like to place on the table, then click the number or category you’d like to put the bet on. When the spin has completed you’ll be given five (or four if you lose) options:
- Clear all the bets on the table
- Double all your bets from the last game and spin
- Play the same bets as last game and spin
- Place the same bets
- Spin with the chips that are on the table
You can also save favourite bets by pressing the star button in the bottom right of the screen, you can turn the wheel around to make it go clockwise or anti-clockwise, and you can also see the history of the wheel in the top right-hand corner.
Conclusion
This is a strong and impressive roulette game that doesn’t take any risks in terms of the graphics or gameplay offered.
It’s one of the easiest games to pick up and therefore is well-suited for those who are still learning the game. However, more experienced players may be put off by the fact the house edge is less in their favour than the European version of the game.
Overall, give Premium American Roulette a try, but don’t spend too long playing it as the odds are not in your favour!
Where To Play
| Casino/Rating | Bonus | Play |
|---|---|---|
| | Play Today 18+ | T& C's Apply | |
| | Play Today 18+ | T& C's Apply |
Author: Tom M.
Tom has been creating online content for over 10 years now starting way back as a small, impressionable 16-year-old. Tom mainly writes about sport and gambling, but every now and then also delves into fleshier subjects like politics and psychology. When he was 18 he created HungarianFootball.com and over the last few years he's written on a freelance basis for ESPN, WorldSoccer, Goal.com, among many others.
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