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American Roulette — a table casino game from G Games / G.Games in the American roulette format. This is not a reel slot, but an RNG game where the player bets on a number, colour, range or group of numbers and waits to see which sector the ball stops in.

The game runs in HTML5 format and is suitable for desktop computers, smartphones and tablets. Catalogues list 94.74% RTP for American Roulette from G Games. The release year, betting limits and maximum bet are not disclosed on public game cards, so these parameters are best checked in the rules of the specific operator version.

Game Features

• Straight Up
• Split
• Street
• Corner
• Six Line
• Column
• Dozen
• Red Black
• Odd Even
• Low High

Gameplay is built around a classic roulette table. The player chooses a chip value, places a bet in the inside or outside betting area and starts the spin. The payout depends on the selected bet type and the result where the ball stops.

Straight Up is a bet on one number with the highest standard payout. Split covers two adjacent numbers, Street covers a row of three numbers, Corner covers four numbers and Six Line covers two adjacent rows. Outside bets such as Red Black, Odd Even and Low High cover broader groups of outcomes.

Theme and Style

American Roulette uses a classic casino style. The screen uses a roulette wheel, gaming table, chips and standard areas for inside and outside bets. The game falls into the categories of roulette, table games, American theme, casino classics and casino games.

Unlike video slots, there are no reels, paylines, Wilds, Scatters or Free Spins. The main interest comes from choosing bets, the probability of a number landing and the difference between the American wheel and European roulette.

Bets and Payouts

American Roulette offers inside and outside bets. Inside bets are placed on individual numbers or small groups of numbers: Straight Up, Split, Street, Corner and Six Line. They pay more but require a more precise result.

Outside bets cover larger groups of outcomes: colour, parity, range, dozen or column. These options are easier for beginners and work well in demo mode, where different risk types can be compared without using a real-money balance.

American roulette uses two zero pockets: 0 and 00. This feature produces a 94.74% RTP and gives the mathematical model a different profile from European roulette with a single zero.

Popularity Among Players

American Roulette from G Games may interest players from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and New Zealand. The game suits users who prefer table casino games instead of classic slots.

American Roulette is especially useful for users who want to study double-zero mechanics, test inside and outside bets, compare the risk of different options and understand the basic rules of American roulette.