100/1 Roulette

Roulette is one of the most popular casino games ever to have graced brick and mortar casinos, and then more recently online casinos. There's just something about Roulette that makes it such an enjoyable experience, not to mention the potential prizes it can award. If you're looking to experience an alternative version, we now have 100/1 Roulette available at the best bingo site. Keen to hear more?

You may be well aware, but a roulette wheel usually consists of 37 pockets. This is if you are playing a standard version of European Roulette. The pockets are numbered 1 - 36, all evenly split into red or black colours, while the 0 pocket is in the now famous green colour. In 100/1 Roulette, this all changes. You now have 105 pockets that the ball can land in when the wheel stops spinning. There are pockets numbered 1 - 100, and then an additional 5 green pockets to make going for green a little more enticing. Obviously, should you wager on one specific number and land a possible win, your stake will be returned at 100/1.

There's one massive wagering window in 100/1 Roulette, with all players being able to wager as low as 0.10, but then go as high as 10,000.00 per bet. That's a massive amount, and can only be done if you're going for an Evens bet, such as even or odds, or black or red. The most 100/1 Roulette will pay off a single wager is as high as 100,000.00.

Playing 100/1 Roulette is very much the same as playing a round of regular online Roulette of the European or American versions. The only huge difference is that there are now way more numbers from which to choose as individual bets.

Being online Roulette and not a live dealer version, the wheel is digital and determines the pocket it lands on using a random number generator. The game will prompt you to choose which bet you would like to place:

• Single Number
• Pair of Numbers
• Three Numbers
• Four Numbers
• Five Numbers
• Ten Number Street/Column
• Fifteen Number Avenue
• Twenty Number Avenue
• Even / Odd
• Red / Black

Once you know what bet you'd like to place, as well as what the potential returns are on that bet, you select the bet, and then the wheel will spin. Whatever pocket the wheel lands on will determine the result.

Obviously, because of the 100/1 return for landing a single number, you might be tempted to go for it. Just a reminder that the odds of landing a single number win here are a lot higher than with European Roulette, and this is because there are so many more numbers.

If you like things larger and more thrilling, then 100/1 Roulette is your new Roulette game. This isn't because it's better than what you will have played before, but rather because it allows players to go for potentially bigger returns. Is this an improvement on a traditional casino gem? It really depends on the gameplay that you're seeking.