Multi-Wheel Roulette Gold

In our video poker section, for example, you’ll find versions of classics like Jacks or Better where you can play fifty or even a hundred hands at a time. The thing is, that makes sense on video poker, but is less common on roulette. Fortunately, Multi-Wheel Roulette Gold is the perfect example to show that it is possible on just about any kind of casino game!

Multi-wheel roulette is one bet resolved on several wheels at once. You place a stake on the table as usual, choose how many wheels to activate, and the stake is divided across them: each active wheel spins, each is settled independently, and the round pays out on every wheel whose result matches the bet. The table, the bet types and the payouts are the standard single-zero game — only the number of wheels is new.

What that changes is the shape of the session rather than the edge. Dividing one stake across several wheels turns a single all-or-nothing outcome into a spread of smaller ones, so results arrive more smoothly and the swings are shallower; the arithmetic of each individual wheel is untouched, and so is the house edge. The practical catch is the stake display: the figure shown on the felt is normally the amount placed per wheel, so a modest-looking bet multiplies by the number of wheels running. Check the total staked per round before raising the wheel count rather than after.

Other variants in the library are listed in Table Games, and the difference the second zero makes to any of them is described in American roulette.

Not for the Faint Hearted

The screen itself will be highly familiar to any player that has enjoyed any of the games in Microgaming’s Gold range. The graphics have been cranked up a notch and numerous features have been added in to standard gameplay to make spinning in a win easier than ever. The bottom half of your screen consists of the regular betting board, where you can cover all of the usual suspects like odd or even, red or black or specific numbers. The difference is that whatever bets you place will play out over up to eight roulette wheels at the same time. This means quicker action, bigger wins and more fun overall. If you’re in for a long session, then why spend time waiting for eight spins when you can get them done all at once? It is a handy change to the standard roulette concept and while it won’t be for everyone, high rollers in particular will definitely appreciate Multi-Wheel Roulette Gold for what it is.

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