Roulette

A single-zero wheel pays 35:1 on a straight number and keeps one pocket in 37. That is the European game. French rules add la partage or en prison on even-money bets, which returns half the stake when zero hits. American rules add 00 and are the version to skip if both are open.

Neighbour bets, finals and called orphelins are bundles of straight numbers. They cost more per spin because you cover more pockets. They do not change the edge of the wheel. A hot number list does not make the next spin more likely.

Compare table limits, commission and side bets before you sit. Live seats fill quickly at peak hours; RNG versions of the same title can use different rules under a familiar name.

Tiles below are demo-style previews of the lobby categories. Open any card to continue registration or login in the live Pinco account, then pick the real table version and read the felt before the first stake.

European single-zero wheels sit near 2.7% house edge on even-money bets when La Partage is off. American 00 wheels push that edge above 5%. Lightning and PowerUP variants keep the base edge but add rare multipliers that change the variance, not the long-run maths.

Check the felt for en prison / la partage, the chip denominations and whether the table is live or auto before the first spin. Theme tables (Football Studio, Gold Vault) share the wheel maths but add side props that often weigh 0% toward welcome wagering.