American roulette

All bets are accepted until the dealer says “There are no more bets.” The dealer has the right to withdraw late bets. The dealer removes all losing bets from the field and pays the winning bets in a certain order. If a 0 (“zero”) is rolled, all bets on “columns,” “dozens,” and “even odds” are lost. In this case, bets related to “zero” are paid in the same way as any other number.

Players can place verbal bets before and during the spin until the dealer says, “There are no more bets.” A verbal bet is considered accepted if the dealer duplicates the player's bet out loud. The player is solely responsible for the correctness of the bets placed.

The game is considered completed if the ball has made at least three revolutions. In a situation where the ball has made less than three revolutions after being launched, has flown out of the drum, or is spinning in the same direction as the wheel, “No spin” is declared: in this case, bets do not lose or win. The game is replayed.

Bets are considered valid only if there are chips on the playing field, clearly marked by position. And bets located outside the designated positions are considered incorrect and are removed from the field by the dealer.

For each type of bet, there are concepts of minimum and maximum. This means that the bet amount on each position must match the table's minimum/maximum.

Players also have the opportunity to place bets “NSS” (number with splits) and “Complete” (maximum number splash).

“NSS” (Number with Splits) is a bet in which the player does not need to exchange a large denomination chip to display the selected number.

“COMPLETE NUMBERS” is a screen saver of the selected number to the maximum of the table, in which the player does not need to fill a single number with the maximum possible number of chips by position.