Roulette Wildspin — Live Dealer Tables on Mobile

An inside bet covers specific numbers or small groups on the inner grid — straight-up on one number, split across two, street across three, corner across four or line across six. Payouts range from five to one up to thirty-five to one depending on coverage.

An outside bet covers larger groups like red or black, odd or even, high or low, dozens or columns. These bets sit outside the main number grid, pay lower odds — usually even money or two to one — and give you broader coverage per spin.

European roulette uses a wheel with numbers one through thirty-six plus a single green zero. The house edge sits at two point seven percent because the zero is the only non-red, non-black pocket, making it easier to manage bankroll over longer sessions.

American roulette adds a double-zero pocket alongside the single zero, raising the total to thirty-eight pockets. The house edge climbs to five point two six percent, so European layout generally offers better return for the same bet types and chip stakes.

En prison is a European-roulette rule that saves half your even-money bet if the ball lands on zero. Some Roulette Wildspin tables apply it, others do not — check the table rules panel before you place red, black, odd or even wagers to see if the option is active.

Chip denomination is the value assigned to each token you drag onto the board. You pick from a row of denominations — often one, five, ten, twenty-five Taka or higher — so you can stack multiple chips on a single bet spot to reach your target stake quickly.