Game details
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Category
- Cards
- Creator
- Tailorgame
Your seat at the wheel. Explore European single-zero roulette with free practice chips, a twelve-spin solo challenge or a private table with friends.
Open the game, choose online play, create a private room and share its invitation link with your friend. Players sign in before joining. The public share link below opens the overview; it does not join a private room.
History and origins
Roulette has developed multiple wheel and table traditions; the important distinction here is the European single-zero layout. Tailorgame turns that layout into a bounded practice simulation with thirty-seven pockets, free session chips and explicit payouts. Its twelve-spin solo target and private shared spins are digital game modes. There are no chip purchases, transfers, redemption or cash prizes, and outcomes do not enter the practice rankings.
The Tailorgame edition
Start with 1,000 free practice chips and aim for 1,500 over twelve spins. Bet on a number, color, parity, half, dozen or column. Zero loses outside bets. Private tables synchronize two to four players on one server-controlled wheel. Chips have no monetary value and never use account credits. Game controls are in English.
Full playing guide
A free practice table
Roulette uses a European single-zero wheel: 37 equally likely numbers from 0 to 36. Start with 1,000 free practice chips and aim for 1,500 after twelve spins. The session also ends if everyone runs out of chips. Chips have no monetary value, cannot be bought, transferred or redeemed, and never use account credits. Chance determines outcomes; no strategy guarantees profit.
Bets and payouts
Select a chip, then tap numbers or outside bets to add it. Straight numbers pay 35:1 profit; red/black, odd/even and 1–18/19–36 pay 1:1; dozens and columns pay 2:1. Winning stakes are returned. Zero loses every outside bet. Column 1 is 1,4,…34; column 2 is 2,5,…35; column 3 is 3,6,…36. Total bets cannot exceed your balance or 1,000 per spin. Undo removes the last bet position; Clear removes all bets. Empty bets skip a spin. Split, street, corner, six-line, en prison and la partage are not included.
Solo and private tables
Solo challenges are not saved and never submit ranking scores. Online tables support two to four signed-in players. Everyone locks bets or skips; the server then draws one shared result. Locked bets cannot change. Empty balances skip future rounds automatically. The host opens each next spin and can rematch or close; any member may end the session for everyone. Invitations reconnect after sign-in. Controls are in English. The cover is original concept artwork, not a gameplay screenshot.
Roulette rules: single zero, practice chips and private tablesFrequently asked questions
How do I play Roulette?
Start with 1,000 free practice chips and aim for 1,500 over twelve spins. Bet on a number, color, parity, half, dozen or column. Zero loses outside bets. Private tables synchronize two to four players on one server-controlled wheel. Chips have no monetary value and never use account credits. Game controls are in English.
Can I play Roulette with friends?
Open the game, choose online play, create a private room and share its invitation link with your friend. Players sign in before joining. The public share link below opens the overview; it does not join a private room.
How do I invite someone to Roulette?
Open the game, choose online play, create a private room and share its invitation link with your friend. Players sign in before joining. The public share link below opens the overview; it does not join a private room.
Is Roulette free to play?
Playing supported games is free. You can read this page without an account; sign in when you choose Play.
How does the scoreboard work?
This game keeps its results in the game and does not submit practice points to this board.
What is the history of Roulette?
Roulette has developed multiple wheel and table traditions; the important distinction here is the European single-zero layout. Tailorgame turns that layout into a bounded practice simulation with thirty-seven pockets, free session chips and explicit payouts. Its twelve-spin solo target and private shared spins are digital game modes. There are no chip purchases, transfers, redemption or cash prizes, and outcomes do not enter the practice rankings.
Do I need to install anything?
Play in a modern browser with JavaScript enabled. No separate game download is needed. Available keyboard and touch controls are described in the playing guide.