Australian players can access European, American, and French Roulette tables at Ozwin, each combining number selection, betting strategy, and chance. Inside bets like Straight Up and Split sit alongside outside bets such as Red or Black and Dozen, so you control your own risk and payout level on every spin. Play with real money or switch to demo mode to test the wheel and table layout at no cost. New players can claim a 200% match up to AUD 2,000 plus 50 free spins on Cash Bandits 2 through Ozwin, or the same offer paired with Bubble Bubble 2, before placing a first bet.
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Ozwin’s Roulette library covers three core wheel formats built by Realtime Gaming, so you can match the wheel to your preferred payout structure. Each of the six tables below keeps the standard betting board while changing the zero count, wheel size or table limits.
European Roulette uses a single zero wheel with 37 pockets numbered 0 to 36. The 2.70% house edge makes it the standard choice for outside bets like Red/Black and Dozen. The betting board keeps Straight Up, Split, Street and Corner options intact, and the pace stays measured between spins.
American Roulette adds a second zero pocket, bringing the wheel to 38 numbers and raising the house edge to 5.26%. The extra pocket only affects the two zero positions; every inside and outside bet keeps the standard payout table intact.
French Roulette runs on the same single zero wheel as the European version but applies the La Partage rule to even money outside bets. When zero hits, half your Red/Black, Odd/Even or Low/High stake returns to your balance instead of the full amount being lost.
Multi-Wheel Roulette lets you place the same bet across up to eight single zero wheels spinning at once. Each wheel produces an independent result, so a single Corner or Straight Up bet can pay out more than once per round.
Roulette Gold keeps the single zero European wheel and full betting board, presented with higher resolution graphics and wider table limits suited to bigger stakes. Corner, Street and Six Line bets carry more room without changing the 2.70% house edge.
High Limit Roulette runs on the double zero American wheel with maximum bet caps set well above the standard tables. The 38 number layout and 5.26% house edge stay identical to standard American Roulette; only the stake range changes.
European, American and French Roulette share the same betting board but differ in wheel layout, zero count and specific rules that change the house edge on outside bets. The table below lines up the exact figures so you can match the format to your risk appetite.
| Roulette Variant | Wheel Layout | Number of Pockets | Zero | RTP | House Edge | Key Betting Rule | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| European Roulette | Single zero wheel, numbers 0-36 | 37 | Single zero | 97.30% | 2.70% | Standard payout table, no special rule | Players who want the lowest standard house edge |
| American Roulette | Double zero wheel, numbers 0, 00, 1-36 | 38 | Double zero | 94.74% | 5.26% | No La Partage or En Prison rule | Players used to the wheel rotation typical of US tables |
| French Roulette | Single zero wheel, numbers 0-36 | 37 | Single zero | 98.65%* | 1.35%* on even money bets | La Partage on Red/Black, Odd/Even and Low/High | Players focused on outside, even money bets |
*French Roulette’s lower house edge applies specifically to even money outside bets under the La Partage rule. Other bets on the French table keep the standard 2.70% house edge.
Ozwin’s Roulette section runs on Realtime Gaming’s table engine, covering European, American and French formats across six tables. Every table opens in demo and real money mode directly through your browser, with no extra software download required.
| Number of Games | 6 Roulette tables |
| Roulette Variants | European, American, French |
| Demo Mode | Yes |
| Live Dealer | Not currently available; all tables run on digital RNG software |
| Betting Limits | AUD 1 minimum up to AUD 500 on standard tables, higher on Roulette Gold and High Limit Roulette |
| Game Providers | Realtime Gaming (RTG) |
| Mobile Compatibility | Yes, playable directly through Android and iOS browsers |
| Real Money Play | Yes |
| Bet Types | Inside bets (Straight Up, Split, Street, Corner, Six Line) and outside bets (Red/Black, Odd/Even, Low/High, Dozen, Column) |
| Side Bets | None beyond the standard inside and outside bets |
Before your first spin, make sure your Ozwin account is registered and funded through one of the available AUD payment methods. This guide walks through each stage of a spin, starting with table selection and bet placement and ending with the final result, on European, American or French Roulette.
Step 1
Open the Table Games lobby and click Play Now on the European, American or French Roulette thumbnail to load the table in your browser.
Step 2
Pick a chip denomination, then click on the numbers, colours or sections of the betting board that match your Straight Up, Split, Corner, Dozen or Column selections.
Step 3
Once you confirm your bets, the table locks further chip placement and the wheel begins its rotation with the ball moving around the outer track.
Step 4
The ball loses momentum and drops from the outer rim into the numbered pockets, bouncing between dividers before settling.
Step 5
The pocket holding the ball at rest becomes the winning number, shown on screen along with its colour and odd or even status.
Step 6
The table checks every inside and outside bet you placed against the winning number, marking each as a win or a loss.
Step 7
Bets that match the winning number pay according to the fixed payout table, ranging between 35:1 on Straight Up and 1:1 on Red/Black, with funds added to your balance before the next round opens.
New players joining Ozwin can boost their Roulette bankroll before the first spin. The welcome offer runs as a 200% match up to AUD 2,000 plus 50 free spins on Cash Bandits 2, or the same 200% match up to AUD 2,000 plus 50 free spins on Bubble Bubble 2. Both offers credit your casino balance, so bonus funds carry over to European, American or French Roulette tables once wagering requirements are met. Enter the relevant bonus code at the cashier after your deposit to activate the match percentage on that transaction.
The Ozwin app opens European, American, and French Roulette directly in your phone’s browser, matching the desktop table selection. The betting board is optimised for touchscreens, keeping every inside and outside bet, including Straight Up, Corner and Column selections, within reach of your thumb on both Android and iOS devices. Chip values, table history and payout information stay visible on the smaller screen, and you can switch between demo and real money mode the same way you would on desktop. Table load times stay short over 4G or WiFi connections, so your Roulette session continues without interruption when you move from a home network to mobile data.
Ozwin spreads its six Roulette tables across three wheel formats, with betting limits that suit casual staking and bigger bankrolls alike. The table below lists the current minimum and maximum bets alongside the theoretical RTP for each format.
| Table Name | Variant | Minimum Bet | Maximum Bet | RTP | Live/Digital |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| European Roulette | European | AUD 1 | AUD 500 | 97.30% | Digital |
| American Roulette | American | AUD 1 | AUD 500 | 94.74% | Digital |
| French Roulette | French | AUD 1 | AUD 500 | 98.65%* | Digital |
| Multi-Wheel Roulette | European | AUD 1 | AUD 300 per wheel | 97.30% | Digital |
| Roulette Gold | European | AUD 5 | AUD 2,000 | 97.30% | Digital |
| High Limit Roulette | American | AUD 10 | AUD 2,500 | 94.74% | Digital |
*French Roulette’s 98.65% figure applies to even money outside bets under the La Partage rule.
Ozwin lets you load every Roulette table, European, American or French, in demo mode before switching to real money play. Demo tables use virtual credit set at a fixed starting balance, so you can test Straight Up, Corner and Column bets without touching your cashier balance. The wheel physics, payout table and betting board reproduce the same experience as the real money version, giving you an accurate read on pacing and bet placement before you commit funds. Demo mode stays available on desktop and mobile browsers, and you can switch to real money mode on the same table whenever you feel ready.
Ozwin’s Roulette lineup uses Realtime Gaming’s certified RNG rather than live casino video streams or physical dealers. Each spin still reproduces standard wheel physics, with the ball dropping from the outer track into a numbered pocket and the result displayed immediately on the betting board. Every inside and outside bet, including Straight Up, Corner and Column selections, carries the same payout structure you would find at a staffed table. If a live dealer Roulette studio joins the platform, it will appear alongside the existing European, American and French tables in the same Table Games menu.
Your payout on any Roulette bet depends on how many numbers that bet covers, since fewer covered numbers mean a higher return per winning spin. The table below lists the standard payout for each inside and outside bet on Ozwin’s Roulette tables.
| Bet Type | Bet Description | Payout |
|---|---|---|
| Straight Up | Single number, including 0 or 00 | 35:1 |
| Split | Two adjacent numbers on the layout | 17:1 |
| Street | Three numbers in one horizontal row | 11:1 |
| Corner | Four numbers meeting at one corner | 8:1 |
| Six Line | Six numbers across two adjacent rows | 5:1 |
| Dozen | Twelve numbers in one block (1-12, 13-24 or 25-36) | 2:1 |
| Column | Twelve numbers in one vertical column | 2:1 |
| Red or Black | All 18 numbers of the chosen colour | 1:1 |
| Odd or Even | All 18 odd or 18 even numbers | 1:1 |
| Low or High | Numbers 1-18 or 19-36 | 1:1 |
A Roulette wheel holds a fixed set of numbered pockets around its rim, with the zero (or zeros) breaking the usual pattern of paired odd, even, red and black numbers. The betting table lays the same numbers across three columns of twelve rows, plus a separate zero box, so every wheel position lines up with a matching spot on the layout.
European and French wheels carry 37 pockets numbered 0 to 36. American wheels add a second 00 pocket for 38 pockets total. The zero and double zero sit in green pockets, separate from the standard red and black sequence.
Numbers alternate around the wheel rim in a fixed order that skips straight numerical sequence, spreading odd, even, high and low values evenly across the rim. The betting table below the wheel arranges the same numbers in straight numerical order across three columns for easier bet placement.
Eighteen pockets show red, eighteen show black, and the zero (plus double zero on American wheels) sits in green. Red and Black bets pay 1:1 and lose automatically when the ball lands on a green pocket, except under French Roulette’s La Partage rule.
Numbers 1 to 36 split evenly into 18 odd and 18 even values. Zero and double zero count as neither odd nor even, so Odd or Even bets lose on those pockets outside of the French Roulette La Partage exception.
Low bets cover numbers 1-18, and High bets cover numbers 19-36. Both pay 1:1 and follow the same zero pocket rule as Red/Black and Odd/Even bets.
The inside betting area sits closest to the number grid and covers Straight Up, Split, Street, Corner and Six Line bets on specific numbers. The outside betting area surrounds the grid and covers Dozen, Column, Red/Black, Odd/Even and Low/High bets on larger number groups.
Yes. You can pair an inside bet like Corner with an outside bet like Red or Black in one spin, and each bet wins or loses independently based on the result.
The number order around the pockets is designed to balance odd, even, red and black positions, so no two adjacent pockets share the same colour or a similar numerical value. The American wheel’s second zero pocket breaks this balance slightly on one side of the wheel.
On standard European and American wheels, the zero pocket (or double zero) beats every outside bet, including Red/Black, Odd/Even and Low/High. French Roulette’s La Partage rule instead returns half your stake on those bets when zero hits.
Yes. Betting closes once the table locks further chip placement, shortly before the ball drops from the outer rim into the wheel track. Any bet placed after that point does not count toward the result.
Yes. Ozwin’s Roulette tables let you stack multiple Corner, Street or Six Line bets across the layout in one spin, covering 12, 18 or more numbers while keeping the higher payout linked to each inside bet chip.
