How Rainbet roulette wheels differ
Payouts in roulette are the same wherever you play. The house edge is not, and the whole gap comes from the number of zeros on the wheel.
The available versions
| Version | How it runs |
|---|---|
| Live | A streamed wheel run by a dealer |
| Auto | A physical wheel with no dealer and quicker rounds |
| Originals | Made in-house and provably fair |
Where the edge comes from
A winning number pays the same on a single-zero wheel and on a double-zero wheel. The extra zero is just one more pocket that no player bet covers. That alone explains the difference, and it is the reason the wheel type, which is named on the table before you sit, deserves more attention than any staking pattern.
Inside and outside bets change the feel, not the edge
Outside bets on red, black, odd or even win often and pay close to even money. Inside bets on single numbers pay much more but win rarely. The same house edge sits behind both, so the real difference is how a session feels and how long a balance holds out.
Verification
You cannot check a streamed or physical wheel from your side. You can check the Originals version, as described on Rainbet provably fair.
Frequently asked questions
What roulette versions does Rainbet have?
Live, auto and an in-house Original.
Is the wheel type important?
Yes. A single-zero wheel has a lower house edge than a double-zero wheel.
Is it possible to verify a spin?
Only in the Originals version.
Count the zeros
The rest is presentation.