Mobile Roulette Guide

Although Roulette was invented back in 17th century, it can be enjoy at mobile casinos which are the latest technological trend in the casino industry. One of the oldest casino games was named after the French word which means a little wheel and it was invented by famous mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal. When thinking of big casinos, most people visualise a Roulette table. As it is still one of the most popular casino games, it is no wonder mobile casinos offer a range of Roulette variations too.

Thanks to the technology advancement, Roulette titles have been optimised for play on the move and all mobile casinos featured on the Mobile Casinos Australia website offer a few variants you can enjoy wherever you are. Although the way the game performs is more or less the same as in online casinos, we bring you a comprehensive guide to Roulette and its variants provided by mobile casinos accepting Australian players.

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Basic Rules - How Roulette Works

The forms of Roulette may have changed over centuries and today there may be multiple variants, but whichever of them that you choose, the basic rules are the same. You place your bet on a single number or a range of numbers and a croupier or a machine spins the wheel. While the wheel spins in one direction, the ball goes in the opposite direction until it falls into one of 37 or 38 coloured and numbered chambers on the wheel.

If you have already played online Roulette variants, you will play the game without difficulty on your mobile device too. The first thing you should do is to choose chips in preferred denominations and place them on one or more numbers to your preference. As soon as you complete this move, touch the spin icon to set the wheel in motion. The wheel with chambers on it will spin until the ball lands on a winning number.

When it comes to mobile Roulette, all titles are optimised for horizontal play. You can easily place your bets by choosing chips of the desired size and touching the numbers which you want to bet on. You are allowed to undo your step if are not quite sure about the number/s you have chosen and place your chip again. The spin button will be at your fingertips and you are to touch it and wait to see the result of the round. You will be typically offered to choose from the Rebet and New Bet button. While the former allows you to place again the same bet, the latter lets you choose another bet size.

However, if mobile Roulette is the game of your choice, you should know a few more things. As a new player you are eligible to welcome bonuses and if you receive free cash and want to play Roulette titles offered by the chosen casino, you should keep in mind that wagering on them in most cases contributes to the playthrough requirements imposed by a casino 20% or less. Practically, on each AU$1 bet you place on Roulette, only AU$0.20 will be deducted from the sum you should wager to achieve wagering requirements so that you can withdraw the winnings you have obtained from free cash.

 

Player's Moves and Strategy

The Roulette may not seem a difficult to play game, but you still need certain skill to play it. As a matter of fact, you need to devise a strategy you will use as the odds of winning will depend on it. You are allowed to place inside or outside bets depending on where you place your chips on the table. You can place your bet on a single number (Single or Straight) or more of them (Split, Street, Corner or Square and others). Outside bets can be placed on the first, on the middle or last twelve numbers (Dozen), on even or odd numbers, on the first or last 18 numbers (High Low) or on red or black numbers.

Roulette Payouts

Roulette games typically offer a wide betting range so that all kinds of players can take part in them. Higher bets produce larger payouts as with other games of chance, and when it comes to Roulette variants, the more numbers you bet on the higher odds of winning.

Depending on the Roulette variant you choose to play, house edge on these games vary between 2.7% and 5.2% which practically means that the casino makes profit from each your bet whether you win or lose. For Straight bets, you win 35-1 payout and though betting on more numbers provides you with higher odds of winning, payouts will be lower. If you place Split bet, the payout will be 17-1, Street bet pays 11-1 and so on, while outside bets produce minimum payouts, 1-1 or 2-1.

Mobile Roulette Variants

Australian-friendly casinos featured on MobileCasinosAustalia.com offer Roulette titles from a wide array of software providers such as Realtime Gaming, NetEnt, Playtech, Rival and others. You can typically find two main variants of the game, European and American Roulette, and European Roulette is a part of the standard offer at all mobile casinos listed here. Apart from these two, variant optimised for mobile play are Royal Roulette, Roulette Crystal, Roulette Titanium or Swipe Roulette.

You might be wondering what is the difference between European and American Roulette and here are a few things you should know about these two versions of the game. European Roulette is more similar to the original form of the game and the main difference is the zero number which is also known as "the house takes all" number. While European Roulette features only one zero (the green chamber on the wheel), American version features two zero chambers which makes it harder for you to hit a win. Higher odds of winning are the reason why European Roulette is preferred among players to American variant.

Live Roulette on Your Mobile

You can find mobile casinos accepting Australian players which offer Roulette titles at live dealer tables. Being broadcast from real casinos or studios and hosted by live croupiers, Live Roulette variants provide you the genuine atmosphere of brick and mortar casinos you can now enjoy wherever you are. These games look better on larger screens, so you should consider using tablets or iPads to play them for the best possible gaming experience.

These tables are available at only AU$0.50 per round but you have to be careful about your wagers as there are Live Roulette variations with higher minimum stakes. If you play from your smartphone, you may find it useful to turn the video off so that you can have more space on the screen to control the gameplay and place your bets. These games are played in real time and you have 30 seconds to place your bet so choose it wisely.