Roulette Glowspin — Real Wheel, Live Dealer, Your Screen

An inside bet covers individual numbers or small groups on the main number grid — straight-up on one number pays highest, while splits and streets cover two or three numbers with lower payouts but better hit frequency.

An outside bet covers larger groups like red or black, odd or even, high or low — these positions pay lower multiples but win more often because they cover eighteen numbers instead of one or a few.

A European wheel has thirty-seven pockets — numbers one to thirty-six plus a single zero — which gives the house a lower edge than an American wheel that adds a double-zero pocket, improving your long-term return.

The betting grid is the layout on your screen showing all chip positions — you tap a number, colour section or group to place your bet before the dealer spins, and the grid highlights your active chips until the round closes.

Table limit is the minimum and maximum chip amount you can place per bet position — low-limit tables let you play small stakes, while high-limit rooms accept larger chip amounts for players with bigger wallet balances.

No more bets is the moment the dealer announces betting is closed after releasing the ball — any chip placement attempt after that call is rejected, so your wager must be confirmed before the wheel reaches that point.