Illustrated studio camera aimed toward a physical roulette wheel, with a dealer in the background

Inside the broadcast

Live
Roulette

A physical wheel, seen through a live stream. Bets are digital; the winning pocket is decided at the table.

Physical action. Remote wagers.

Illustrated studio scenes · not operator footage

01 / Physical action, digital play

From the physical table
to your screen.

Live roulette combines a physical result with a digital betting interface. At a dealer-operated table, the dealer releases the ball and manages the round. Automatic live tables use a mechanical launcher. In RNG roulette, a software random number generator selects the outcome; the wheel animation displays it.

Close-up of the physical wheel and ivory ball — Watch the table through the video. Use the betting status to place wagers and the posted result to check their settlement.

Watch the table through the video. Use the betting status to place wagers and the posted result to check their settlement.

02 / Inside the studio

Follow the connection.

The physical equipment and digital controls have different jobs. Select a detail to locate it in the studio or on the remote screen.

The ball settles in one of the physical wheel’s pockets. That pocket determines the winning number. The camera transmits the action.
At a dealer-operated table, the dealer releases the ball and manages the round. Automatic live tables use physical equipment to launch the ball without a dealer.
Cameras carry a view of the action to remote screens. Close-ups, replays and available angles depend on the product.
Remote wagers are selected on a digital layout. The displayed chip must correspond to the wager recorded for the round.
The betting status tells you whether wagers can still be placed. The video may continue after betting has closed.
The interface displays the winning number, then settles accepted wagers according to the table’s payout rules.

Studio camera and physical roulette table

At the physical table

The ball finds
a pocket.

The bowl stays fixed.
The numbered rotor turns.

Ball on the outer trackNumbered rotorStationary bowl

03 / A round in two views

Place the wager.
Follow the result.

Follow a five-unit Red wager from the open betting window to settlement. The result is fixed for this educational example; no real wager or live feed is involved.

Remote betting

Inside the studioPhysical wheel

Wheel detail · European sequence

On the player’s screenWager not placed

European · single zero Rules & table limits

Wheel close-up · same round

Illustrated view

Betting openStandard single-zero rules

Selected chip: 5 · Choose Red to confirm the wager.

Red No wager placed

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Awaiting the resultWinning pocket

Total returned—Not settled

5 on Red Confirmed & locked

The wager is digital.

Place five demo units on Red. Your chip marks the wager on the digital layout. It must be accepted before the betting window closes.

01 / Betting openPlace the digital wager

Betting is open. Place five demo units on Red to begin.

04 / Reading the screen

Know what each
display is telling you.

The video shows the table; the controls record your wagers. Check the betting status, confirmed stake and posted result in the interface. Layouts and available controls vary between games.

Illustrative view of the physical roulette table through video

Table view

Close detail of the roulette track — Wheel close-up

Additional angles and replays are available on some tables.

Video & camera views: The video window shows physical action. Some games offer additional angles or replays; others use a single view.
Betting phase: Check the betting status before placing or changing a wager. Once betting closes, wagers are locked for that round. Some tables accept bets while the wheel is already spinning; the timing depends on the game.
Chips & confirmed bets: The selected chip sets the size of each wager. The confirmed bet total shows how much has been accepted for the round. Check both the position and the amount: selecting a chip alone does not place a bet.
Result & recent history: The published number identifies the completed round’s outcome. Recent history records earlier results. Each new spin is independent of that history.
Rules & table limits: Check the pocket count, payouts and what happens when zero lands. Minimum and maximum stakes can differ by bet type. A live broadcast does not tell you which roulette rules apply.
Rebet, Undo & chat: Undo, Rebet and Double act on wagers; Chat opens a conversation where offered. Check which actions are available before betting closes. Undo restrictions and the way Rebet restores or submits a selection vary by game.

05 / Different live experiences

What changes
around the wheel?

Live tables differ in dealer involvement, camera views and round timing. These features do not determine the wheel configuration or payout rules.

Live Dealer

A live dealer operates the wheel.

The dealer runs the round in front of the cameras, handling the wheel and announcing key events. Remote players follow that same round and place wagers through the digital interface.

Key distinction: Studio or table broadcast
Watch for: Dealer calls and the displayed betting phase

Illustrative wide table view — Table view

Immersive

Closer views of the same action.

In Evolution’s Immersive Roulette, multiple cameras follow the wheel and a slow-motion replay revisits the landing. The extra views help players follow a completed result; they do not create another spin.

Key distinction: Multiple camera views
Watch for: The current round, alongside any completed replay

Speed

A shorter cycle between rounds.

Speed formats reduce waiting between rounds. Evolution’s dealer-operated Speed Roulette runs at around 25 seconds from one spin to the next, with betting during the spin. Other tables have different timings.

Key distinction: Shorter round cycle
Watch for: The shorter window for accepted wagers

Auto

An automatic launcher. A physical result.

An automatic launcher replaces the dealer’s ball release. Players follow the wheel through the broadcast and place digital wagers during the displayed betting window. The equipment, not a human presenter, sets the round’s physical pace.

Key distinction: Automatic ball release
Watch for: Betting phase and game-specific rules

Dual Play

One casino table, two ways to join.

Dual Play connects players at a physical casino table with remote players in the same rounds. Online wagers are recorded through the digital interface and must be placed within its betting window.

Key distinction: On-site and remote participation
Watch for: The online window for the shared round

Instant / Multi-Wheel

The next available wheel, on demand.

Evolution’s Instant Roulette uses 12 synchronized automatic physical wheels. When the player starts a round, the system selects the wheel closest to its next ball drop. Other multi-wheel games may operate differently.

Key distinction: Player starts the round
Watch for: The selected wheel and recorded round

RNG comparison In RNG roulette, software selects the winning number and the animated wheel displays it. Auto Roulette can use a real wheel even though there is no dealer.

Compare roulette wheels, formats and special rules

06 / Before choosing a table

Read the rules
behind the broadcast.

Check the betting window, limits and accepted wagers. The game’s rules explain what is recorded and how interrupted or voided rounds are handled.

01Before the window closes: Confirm before closure. Check the accepted position and amount. Selecting a chip alone does not record a wager; the displayed betting phase governs when changes are allowed.
02Limits for your bet: Check the intended bet type. Its minimum and maximum may differ from other bets. A table’s headline minimum does not necessarily apply to every selection.
03Rules that affect settlement: Open the game’s Rules or Help. Check zero treatment and any special payouts. La Partage, En Prison and multiplier features apply only when the selected game provides them, under its stated conditions.
Standard bets and payouts
04The record of the round: Use the recorded round. Review accepted wagers, the posted outcome and settled returns together. Interrupted video alone does not establish cancellation: voids, refunds and reconnection follow the game’s procedure and the operator’s record.

A real wheel does not remove the house edge. Understand roulette odds and expected return.

07 / When the connection breaks

The video can stop.
Check the recorded round.

A paused video does not show whether a wager was accepted or settled. Check the betting interface and the recorded round separately.

Illustrative roulette video paused during an interruption — Example: the video stops after a wager is confirmed.

Check the bet.
Then the outcome.

Review the accepted-wager history, recorded result and settlement. A video interruption alone does not tell you whether a bet was accepted, cancelled or paid.

If the record is missing or unclear, consult the game’s interruption rules and contact support. No single cancellation or refund policy applies to every live table.

08 / Quick reference

Common live-table questions.

How can I tell whether my bet was accepted?

Look for the confirmed position, amount and round in the interface or wager history. Selecting a chip or clicking the layout alone is not proof that a bet was recorded.

Can I change a wager after betting closes?

Accepted wagers are locked once the betting window closes. The video may keep running, but it does not extend the betting period. Check the recorded bet if its status is unclear.

Where are the table rules and limits?

Open the game’s Rules, Help or Information area. Check limits for the intended wager type, zero treatment and any special payout conditions. Labels and available controls vary by product.

What does Auto Roulette change?

Automatic equipment launches the ball without a live dealer. The streamed physical wheel still supplies the outcome. This is different from an RNG game that selects the winning number in software.

Do all live tables offer camera views and replays?

No. Some products provide multiple angles, close-ups or a replay of the landing; others use one view. Check the selected table’s features. A replay is a view of an already completed result.

Does losing the video cancel a confirmed wager?

Not automatically. Check the accepted-wager record, outcome and settlement, then consult that game’s interruption rules if anything is unclear.

Studio camera and physical roulette wheel

One physical result.

The wheel produces it.
The broadcast carries it.
The digital table settles the wager.

32 Physical pocket32 Posted result

Live
Roulette

From the physical table
to your screen.

The outcome

The view

The wager