Electronic Roulette

Electronic roulette comes in two main forms:

• Solo machines that are similar to slots.

• Dealer-assisted setups.

• You should be very familiar with the first version if you’ve played slot machines before. Such electronic terminals offer betting options that are similar to a slot.

• Furthermore, the results are determined by a random number generator (RNG). The only difference in these games versus a slot is that you’re betting on a software-generated wheel rather than spinning reels.

• Dealer-assisted roulette features a human dealer and real wheel. In this way, it’s quite similar to traditional roulette.

• However, it also includes a bank of roulette terminals. One player sits at each machine and bets on the outcome of the single wheel.

You can think of this setup as a regular roulette game—only with seats. If you like regular roulette, then you should appreciate this version too.