Roulette Variations You Have Probably Never Heard Of

Few things in life are as instantly familiar and beloved as a spinning Roulette wheel. After a while, the magic of the wheel can wear off and players start feeling as excited as pulling on an old pair of shoes.

If such is the case with you, all you need is to get to know and play some other Roulette variants with different rules and regulations and thereby spice up your eternal love with Roulette. Sure, you might be familiar with the American, European and even French version, but there are others you never knew existed.

Here are a few:

Alphabetic Roulette

There are twenty-five possibilities for the featured single letters from A to X and a single possibility for either Y or Z. There are also six different colours, and players are permitted to bet on single, double, triple, and quadruple letters, as well as those that spell out words. The house edge is fixed at 4% and remains so no matter the type of bet being placed.

Back 2 Back Roulette

This version of the game has an optional side bet on players’ lucky numbers. Should a number make a consecutive hit, a payout of 1200 to 1 is made. Prime Time – this has an optional side bet regarding the eleven prime numbers present on the wheel. The payout here depends on the consecutive appearance of a prime number. Payouts vary and are even money for the appearance of a single prime number and 299 to 1 when a prime number shows up seven consecutive times.

Double Ball Roulette

The double ball Roulette as the name makes clear uses two rather than the standard single ball. Gameplay here is identical to standard game, with a twist here and there to accommodate the presence of the extra ball. If an outside bet is placed, both balls must land for a win, and if an inside bet is placed, either ball landing is counted as a win. Should both balls land during the inside bet, players get rewarded with a doubled payout. There’s a ‘Double Ball Jackpot” in place and this pays out if both balls end up in an identical numbered slot.

Diamond Roulette

The Diamond Roulette distinguishes itself by the addition of extra colours to the Roulette table. Rather than two or three, you have blue, red, yellow, black, green, and purple. For each colour, there are six numbers repping it. Every colour has a 5 to 1 payout and if there’s a table with two zeroes, players can lay bets on the combination of zeros and one colour. The latter bet has a payout of 3 to 1 and a house edge of 15.79%.

Double Action Roulette

This version of Roulette uncompromisingly seeks to double up the action. Thus, rather than the usual single wheel, two are available, with one emplaced within the other. The ball ends up in a provided slot located between the two spinning wheels and two winning numbers per spin are supported. Players of this slot variant can lay bets on the numbers present in the inner or outer wheel, or both. Bets on a single wheel have a payout of from 3 to 1 or 25 to 1 and a house edge that’s on par for the course. By betting on both wheels the payout rises to 1200 to 1, while the house edge nearly doubles when compared to single wheel bets.

Rapid Roulette

This is just like standard Roulette, with the difference being that no physical chips are used. Instead, bets are made with the aid of an electronic interface that simplifies everything.

Play Different Types of Roulette Games at Red Spins

If you find regular one boring, Immersive Roulette, and the above variants might just be your cup of tea. Sure, they might have bigger house edges, but the variety they offer players looking for extras is priceless. So, come to Red Spins, make your pick and get the hot action spinning up!