If you’re looking to play online Roulette, you’re in the right place. We’ve got plenty of online Roulette games to pick from, like European Roulette and Age of the Gods Bonus Roulette.
So, whether you prefer to play classic Roulette games or our innovative new online Roulette tables, we’ve got the game for you. And as you perfect your play, you can learn about Roulette odds right here at William Hill.
If you’re ready to play online Roulette at William Hill, just make sure you’ve signed up and then head to whichever table takes your fancy.
Introduction to Online Roulette
Roulette is a classic casino game that is just as popular today as it was when it burst onto the scene in the 18th century. Indeed, thanks to the technology that lets you play online Roulette from your own home, there are more roulette lovers today than ever before.
Although Roulette takes its name from a French word meaning “little wheel”, you can trace the origins of this casino game back to an old Italian game by the name of Biribi. That said, it was in French casinos that Roulette really caught fire, before it spread across the ocean and found a home in America.
Soon, there was no stopping Roulette from becoming a global phenomenon. Pretty impressive for a game that might not exist at all had a French physicist by the name of Blaise Pascal not tried to invent a perpetual motion machine, leading to the inadvertent creation of the very first Roulette wheel.
For more detailed information, read our how to play roulette guide.
Different types of Online Roulette
Over time, Roulette’s popularity has led to the creation of plenty of new ways to play and win. Some of the different types of online Roulette that you can play today include:
- Classic Online Roulette is a firm favourite is enjoyed by our players who want to enjoy a few spins of good old roulette without any fluff all hosted by our friendly dealers.
- European Roulette is the format you might be most familiar with, as it’s one of the most popular modes of online Roulette in the world. A European wheel has a zero pocket, and numbers 1-36 displayed.
- American Roulette is, you guessed it, one you’re most likely to find in a US casino. As well as having a different number order on the wheel to European Roulette, American Roulette also includes a double zero pocket in addition to the standard zero pocket, giving the house a marginally bigger edge.
- French Roulette is quite rare to find at online casinos due to the game paying players half of their losing even money bets on the number zero!
- Speed Roulette is a fast-paced alternative to classic online roulette - Speed Roulette. Players place their bets as the ball is in motion meaning that there’s no ‘dead time’ between spins. Blink during speed roulette and you’ll miss your chance.
New players to Online Roulette
If you’re ready to play online Roulette, just make sure you’ve signed up to William Hill, then head to whichever table takes your fancy. Choose from online Roulette games such as:
Take your seat at the virtual table and select your stake. Place your chips on a range of different outcomes – from individual numbers to odds, evens, or even red or black. The higher the odds, the greater the payout if the ball lands on the right spot on the online Roulette wheel:
- Red or black: pays 1 to 1
- Odd or even: pays 1 to 1
- Columns (for example, 1-12): pays 2 to 1
- Single number / straight up: pays 35 to 1
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Online Roulette bets and payouts
When playing online Roulette, there are several outcomes you can place bets on. These are known as inside and outside bets.
Placing a bet on a single number on the online Roulette wheel is known as an inside bet. Staking on something like red or black is called an outside bet.
Here are just some of the bets that you can place in our online Roulette games:
- Number
- Red or black
- Odd or even
- High (19-36) or low (1-18)
More experienced players will have their own Roulette strategy to try and gain an edge over the house. But if you’re a novice when it comes to online Roulette, it’s worth understanding the basics and getting to grips with how to play online Roulette before you start.
Online Roulette Game Features
At William Hill, we bring you a huge and diverse range of different online Roulette games to give you the best Roulette experience possible. From classic casino-style online Roulette to games that are packed with innovative features and bonuses, there’s always something new to try.
FAQs
Is online roulette all luck?
Like all casino games, luck plays a huge factor in the mechanics of the game. Roulette is all about luck. It is impossible to predict where the ball is going to land in the roulette wheel. You can improve your knowledge on the odds but this knowledge does not guarantee a win.
How to win on online roulette?
To win online Roulette, you simply need the ball to come to a rest on one of the spots on which you’ve placed your bet. This can pay out in several different ways, depending on what you’ve bet on. For example, if you’ve bet on red, then any red-coloured number will count as a win. If you’ve bet on a specific number, the ball needs to land on that specific number for you to win.
How to play online roulette?
Online Roulette is easy to pick up and play. Simply place your bet and wait for all other players to do the same. Once all the bets are in, the wheel will spin and the ball will enter. The winning number is wherever the ball comes to a rest at the end of the spin. Find out even more information and strategies for how to play Roulette with our guide.
What is the difference between European and American Roulette?
The order of the numbers on the Roulette wheels are usually different between European and American Roulette, but there is one other critical difference you need to be aware of. While European Roulette wheels have a zero pocket, American Roulette wheels add a double-zero as well as the single zero. This gives the house a slightly bigger edge than in European Roulette.
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