Made for SOR players
Made for SOR players
European roulette from a single cent per chip
A small bar beneath the wheel shows what percentage of the board your current bets cover, helping you track your spread at a glance.
Place your chips, then hold the spin button or press-and-hold on mobile to open an autoplay menu ranging from 10 to 99 automated spins.
Click the racetrack icon to access classic call bets like Tiers, Orphelins, Neighbours, and Voisins du Zero.
A small display beside the wheel tracks the results of the last 15 spins, letting you spot trends in hot and cold numbers.
Choose a coin value starting from as low as 0.01 up to 100 per bet, making it flexible for both cautious and bigger players.
Click on numbers, colors, or number groupings on the board to place chips on the spots you think the ball will land.
Open the racetrack icon if you want to place traditional call bets like Voisins du Zero or Tiers instead of standard board bets.
Let the dice roll onto the board β if it lands on a spot you backed, you win according to the payout table for that bet type.
Roulette veterans will recognize the Racetrack Bets feature, which unlocks classic call bets such as Tiers, Orphelins, Neighbours, and Voisins du Zero by simply clicking the racetrack icon on screen. This gives players a more advanced way to spread their action across the wheel beyond the standard number and color grid, and it sits alongside the table coverage meter and Hot & Cold Number tracker as one of the extra tools built into this European-style roulette table.
Not every casino visit calls for a big bankroll, and Penny Roulette leans into that idea by taking the classic European roulette table and wrapping it in penny-slot-style stakes. Built by Playtech on the Playtech ONE platform, it lets players wager from as little as 0.01 per coin all the way up to 100, making it approachable for casual players while still leaving room for bigger bets.
Rather than reels, wilds, or scatters, this is a genuine roulette table at heart: you’re betting on numbers, colors, or number groups and hoping the dice lands where you predicted. Straight bets pay 35:1, splits pay 17:1, and even-money bets like red/black or odd/even round out the paytable, all governed by the standard 2.70% house edge that applies to European roulette variants.
Where Penny Roulette earns extra credit is in its supporting tools β the table coverage meter, autoplay up to 99 spins, racetrack call bets, and a Hot & Cold Number tracker all give players more ways to study and manage their strategy. It won’t suit high rollers chasing huge bonus features, but for anyone wanting an accessible, low-cost seat at the roulette table, it delivers a solid, straightforward experience.
The RTP of the Penny Roulette slot is 97.3%, based on the standard 2.70% house edge applied to European roulette tables.
You can bet as little as 0.01 per coin, making it one of the more accessible roulette-style games for low-stakes players.
No. Penny Roulette is a table game at heart, so there are no reel symbols, wilds, or scatters β you’re betting on numbers and colors instead.
A straight bet on a single number pays the highest at 35:1, though it comes with a lower probability of hitting compared to bets like red/black or odd/even.
Yes. After placing your bets, hold the spin button (or press-and-hold on mobile) to open an autoplay menu offering between 10 and 99 automated spins.
Penny Roulette free play is for entertainment only. If gambling is a problem, contact the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER. Must be 18+ to play.
