AMERICAN VIP ROULETTE

About American VIP Roulette

American VIP Roulette is a game developed by Betsoft gaming and is a traditional quick-fire Roulette table game. The game features a full roulette board complete with options of zero and double-zero. There is only the one game mode when it comes to this game, there is no rapid play modes or any bonus features, it is the traditional roulette game in all its original beauty.  When it comes to the aesthetics of the game the graphics look nice and sharp, there is no dealer present just the board next to the roulette wheel with boards showing you the spin history. Roulette is a casino game popular amongst people who like the thrill of the chase producing adrenaline as the ball bounces around before finally landing in a slot and is one of the most  in demand table games in a casino.

Betting Options

When it comes to the choice of betting, the smallest amount you can bet per number is 0.25 cents and the maximum being $500 per selection. The table itself has quite a low limit of $1000 in total across all bets so if you were to do the maximum bet per selection you’d only be able to make two selections. With it being a full roulette board despite having the double-zero option a winning selection on a single number will pay out the standard 35/1, a row would return 17/1,a split 17/1 and finally a street 11/1. The only downside to this game is that the double zero does give the house a slightly bigger edge, with a single zero roulette game giving them an edge of 2.7% however on this game that is nearly doubled to 5.26%.

Wins and Cash Prizes

The win structure of American VIP Roulette is the same as that of any other full board roulette game. Players can expect a 1:1 return when betting on red/black, odd/even or half dozen bets. It offers the standard returns on split, street and single number bets. However when a player is making a line bet if they’re to win they can expect a 5:1 return and a corner bet pays a staggering 8/1 compared to the industry standard 2/1. The standard mathematical house advantage of 2.7% on a single zero roulette board entices a lot of players into playing roulette.