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How Roulette Works

Roulette lets you bet on color outcomes with fixed multiplier payouts. Place your bets, watch the wheel spin, and see whether your color lands.

How to Play

  1. Place your bets

    Choose a color and enter your wager during the betting phase. You can bet on multiple colors in the same round.

  2. Betting closes

    When the countdown ends, every bet is locked and the wheel starts spinning. No more bets can be placed after this point.

  3. The wheel spins

    The Roulette wheel spins and lands on a color. The provably fair system determines the winning color before the round begins.

  4. Payouts

    If the wheel lands on your color, you receive your bet multiplied by that color's payout multiplier. Each color has a different multiplier reflecting its probability.

Odds & House Edge

The wheel has 15 equally likely positions: 7 red, 7 black and 1 green. Red and black return 2× the stake; green returns 14×. Every color has an expected return of 14/15, about 93.33%, before integer rounding.

Each color has a fixed multiplier. Multiplying a color's probability by its payout produces an expected value below the original bet, which is how the platform sustains itself.

Bait covers the two tiles beside green, 2 of the 15, and pays 7x the stake, so it also returns 14/15. Rush mode pays a winning green or bait bet from one bonus spin instead of the flat multiplier: each spin draws one of 100 tickets, listed below with their multipliers. Green averages exactly 14x and bait exactly 7x, so rush keeps the same expected return.

Green rush spin, average 14x
MultiplierTicket rangeProbability
2x0-1314%
3x14-2815%
5x29-4416%
7x45-5814%
10x59-7012%
14x71-8111%
25x82-909%
50x91-955%
100x96-994%
Bait rush spin, average 7x
MultiplierTicket rangeProbability
2x0-3031%
3x31-5020%
5x51-6616%
7x67-7812%
10x79-868%
14x87-926%
25x93-964%
50x97-993%

Each bonus spin draws one ticket from 0 to 99. The ranges run in ascending multiplier order. Both tables average exactly the flat payout, so rush mode keeps the same 14/15 expected return.

For a full breakdown of house edge across all game modes, see our What Are the Odds? page.

Provably Fair

Every Roulette outcome on CaseRush.gg is determined using our provably fair system. Before each round, a server seed hash is published. After the round, the full server seed is revealed so you can independently verify the result was not manipulated.

The system uses HMAC-SHA256 with a combination of server seed, client seed, and nonce to generate verifiable random outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Roulette color payouts?

Each color has a fixed multiplier payout. Common colors pay less, while rarer colors pay more. The game page displays the exact multipliers.

Can I bet on multiple colors?

Yes. You can bet on multiple colors in the same round. Each bet is settled independently according to the winning color.

How is the winning color determined?

The provably fair system determines the winning color from a server seed, client seed, and nonce before any bets are placed. You can verify each completed round.

Is there a maximum bet?

Yes. A single roulette bet can be at most 10,000 coins, and all your bets in one round can add up to at most 30,000 coins. The limits are the same for every account and do not change with your level.

What is the bait bet?

Bait covers the two tiles that touch green: the red tile right after it and the black tile right before it, both marked with a fish. It pays 7x the stake. Those tiles still count as red and black, so a red or black bet on them wins as usual. With 2 of the 15 tiles, bait has the same 14/15 expected return as every other bet.

How does rush mode work?

Switch on rush mode before you bet on green or bait. If green lands, rush green bets are paid by one bonus spin from 2x to 100x that averages exactly 14x; if a bait tile lands, rush bait bets are paid by a spin from 2x to 50x that averages exactly 7x. Every rush bettor in the round shares the same spin, and it comes from the round’s own provably fair seed. Rush is fixed when you place the bet. Each account can stake up to 5,000 on rush green and 10,000 on rush bait per round.

How does the triple green pot work?

One 150th of every roulette bet goes into a pot for its currency, coins and crystals separately. When green lands three rounds in a row, the pot is split into thirds, one for each of those green rounds, and each third is shared by that round’s green bettors in proportion to their green stake. Each player’s part is capped at 50 times their green stake in that round; whatever the cap holds back stays in the pot for the next triple green. A third whose round had no green bettor stays in the pot. The pot comes out of the house edge, so the return including the pot is 94.0% and the house keeps 6.0%. After a payout the streak starts again from zero. On average three greens in a row come about once every 3,615 rounds.