These are actual roulette tables situated on the floor of traditional bricks and mortar casinos. In-casino tables are a big trend in live gaming right now. Ironically they can do a better job of re-creating a real roulette experience than the in-casino live roulette tables. Table layouts and wheels used (eg Cammegh, TCS John Huxley) are as you will find inside a traditional casino as are available bets, odds and payouts.īecause they are purpose built for online play, game capture (lighting, video capture, dealer chat capability etc) can be pretty impressive on these tables. Most live roulette tables are situated in purpose built studios, designed solely with the aim of streaming the action online. The sortable gallery below will allow you to quickly filter the various types of tables offered to assist with selection. The difference in theoretical return between these table types is significant: 97.3% for European Roulette, compared with 94.74% for American Roulette. American (0,00) tables are also available but best avoided if you can help it given the inferior returns that apply!

French Roulette tables are also widely offered (also single zero). European, French, American Roulette tablesĮuropean Roulette (single zero) is the most common format, with standard bets and payouts applying. As such, no matter which live casino you play at there will always be a live roulette table on offer.

Roulette is a perfect fit for live game developers/operators because a single table and croupier can cater to many players.

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