Roulette Game Development
for Online Casino Operators

European uses a 37-pocket single-zero wheel with a 2.70% house edge. American adds a double zero, making 38 pockets and a 5.26% edge. French shares the European wheel but applies La Partage or En Prison, dropping the even-money house edge to 1.35%.

RTP is configurable within the limits your licence allows. Standard defaults are 97.30% for European and French wheels and 94.74% for American. French even-money bets reach 98.65% under La Partage. We lock the final figure into the math model and document it for certification.

Because of La Partage and En Prison. Both wheels carry 37 pockets, but when zero lands, La Partage returns half of every even-money stake and En Prison holds it for the next spin. That halves the even-money edge from 2.70% to 1.35%. All other bets stay at 2.70%.

Yes. Voisins du Zéro, Tiers du Cylindre, Orphelins, and Jeu Zéro are all supported, placed through a racetrack interface that mirrors the wheel sequence rather than the table grid. Neighbour bets and saved bet patterns are included. These are essential for French and premium European markets.

European Roulette features a single zero with 37 pockets, offering better player odds. American Roulette includes an additional double zero, increasing the house edge. French Roulette also uses a single-zero wheel but adds rules like La Partage and En Prison, improving player returns.

Straight up pays 35:1, split 17:1, street 11:1, corner 8:1, six line 5:1, and column or dozen 2:1. Even-money bets on red/black, odd/even, and high/low pay 1:1. The American five-number bet pays 6:1. All ratios are configurable per table and per market.

RNG roulette, in most cases. It carries a one-time build cost, runs on server hosting alone, and scales to unlimited concurrent players per table. Live roulette needs dealers, a studio, and streaming bandwidth every hour it runs. Most operators add live tables once volume justifies the operating cost.

We integrate live dealer roulette from studio partners into your platform alongside your RNG tables. Full studio production involves dealers, camera and streaming infrastructure, and separate licensing, which sits outside game development. Integration, wallet sync, and lobby placement are handled by us.

There is no practical table limit. Each player runs an independent round against the RNG, so concurrency is bound by your server capacity rather than the game itself. We deploy with autoscaling so peak traffic does not affect spin latency. Live tables, by contrast, are capped by studio seats.

Yes. We build outcome generation to GLI-11 and GLI-19 standards and prepare the submission pack: game math documentation, RTP reports, payout tables, and RNG evidence. You submit to the lab and pay testing fees directly. We handle any remediation the lab requests.

GLI, iTech Labs, BMM Testlabs, and eCOGRA. Documentation requirements differ slightly between them, so tell us the target lab and jurisdiction at requirement stage and we build the evidence pack to match. This avoids resubmission delays later.

It depends on your licence. Several regulated markets require the theoretical RTP to be visible in the help screen or paytable. We build the display as a configurable element so you can switch it on per market rather than maintaining separate game builds.

Session limits, loss limits, reality checks, and time-out triggers are wired into the game client and read from your platform's player profile. Round history is exposed to the player. Market-specific controls such as stake caps or mandatory round timings are configured per jurisdiction.

It depends on scope. A branded ready-to-launch variant is the lowest-cost route, a single custom variant with bespoke math sits mid-range, and a multi-variant suite with certification support is the highest. Lab fees, live studio costs, and third-party platform charges are quoted separately.

Three to five weeks for a ready-to-launch variant with your branding. Six to ten weeks for a single custom variant. Twelve to sixteen weeks for a suite of three to five variants with admin tools and certification support. Lab turnaround sits outside these timelines.

Fixed-scope for defined builds, dedicated team for ongoing development, and licensing or revenue-share where you want lower upfront cost. Source code ownership terms differ across the three models, so we confirm which applies in the contract before development begins.

Yes. We integrate with casino platforms, RGS, PAM systems, and aggregators through REST and seamless wallet APIs. Player balance, session state, bet history, and reporting sync with your backend. Where platform documentation is current, integration runs in parallel with game development rather than after it.

HTML5 with Canvas or WebGL rendering, using PixiJS or Phaser, and Unity where 3D wheel and ball physics are required. The server side runs on Node.js or Go with a WebSocket real-time layer and Redis-backed session state, deployed cloud-native with autoscaling.

Yes. Every build is HTML5 and runs in mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers with no download. Table layout, chip sizing, and the betting grid adapt to screen size, and both portrait and landscape are supported. The racetrack view is included on larger screens.

On custom development engagements, yes. You receive the complete source code and can modify, extend, and redeploy without vendor dependency. Licensing and revenue-share models work differently, so ownership terms are set out in the contract before development starts.

We monitor spin volume, RTP variance, latency, and error rates, and ship performance and stability updates. New variants, seasonal skins, and rule changes can be added to the same codebase. Support scope and response times are defined in the SLA.