If you love the world of electronic games you’ll love Rapid Roulette. Fast and fun and easy to play at the privacy of your own touch screen, Rapid Roulette takes the intimidation out of learning how to play the game. Make a mistake and no one is going to know.

The principles of the game remain the same as the traditional game of Roulette so when you have mastered Rapid Roulette you will also know how to play the standard Roulette that has been around for centuries as one of the most popular casino games.

How to Play

1.  Take a seat at a terminal, place your money in the note acceptor and press the ‘Buy In’ button. The Croupier will change you money for on-screen chips. (You can exchange them back to cash at any time).

2.  Place a bet by putting your finger on one of the gaming chip symbols on the screen and drag it to your favoured number or to any of the other betting option. To move your chip from an incorrect position simple place your finger on top of the chip and drag it to your intended position.

3.  You can place as many bets as you like on any of the betting options but the game prevents you from betting more than the games maximum allowable bet. (The minimum and maximum bets are clearly indicated at the game but if you are not sure please ask your Croupier)

4.  A timer on your screen will let you know how long you have to place your bets. Any bet placed after the time limit will be unaccepted automatically.

5.  When no more bets are accepted your Croupier will spin the ball just as in the traditional game of Roulette.

6.  When the ball comes to rest on the winning number your bet will be assessed automatically and your winnings (or losses) will be updated on your terminal.

7.  When you have finished playing, press the ‘Cash Out’ button on the screen. You will be given a bar code print out of your cash out amount. Exchange this for cash or gaming chips at the Cashiers counter to the right of the front doors as you exit the Casino.

Place your bet here

Bets on Columns, Dozens and Even Chances are considered Outside bets.

All Outside bets lose when zero is the winning number. A winning bet placed on one number (or Straight Up) pays 35 to 1 where as a winning bet placed on high numbers pays even money. Other betting combinations pay varying amounts.

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