Immersive Roulette is a roulette game from Evolution Gaming, played with a live dealer rather than a random number generator. If you are looking for it at MrJones Casino, you probably want to know how the game is played, what the rules are and whether it suits how you like to play. This page covers those points in order, from the basic rules to the practical checks to make before you join a table.
Common roulette variants and this table
Roulette comes in a few common variants, and they differ mainly in the wheel. The European wheel has 37 pockets, numbered 0 to 36, and it is the version most tables use. The American wheel adds a second zero, which gives the house a larger edge. The French version uses a special rule for even-money bets when the ball lands on zero.
Immersive Roulette is a live table from Evolution Gaming. The wheel type, betting layout and table limits are shown on the game itself, so read them before you place a bet. Before you play, check the games listed at MrJones Casino to confirm whether Immersive Roulette is offered there. If you cannot find it, look for other roulette games in the same listings and compare their rules and limits before you choose one.
How the game works
In short: Players place roulette bets on a live table, and the dealer spins the wheel to determine the winning number.
You place your bets before the wheel spins. You can bet on a single number, on a group such as red or black, odd or even, or on a range of numbers. A single number pays the highest amount on the table and is the hardest bet to win, while outside bets win more often and pay less.
Once the betting time ends, no more bets can be placed. The result decides which bets win, and winning bets are paid according to the table's payout rules, which are shown on the game.
The return to player for this game is 97.3%. This is a long-run average over a very large number of spins. Each result is random, and no pattern from earlier spins changes the chances of the next one.
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Live dealer or random number generator
A live dealer game is streamed from a studio. A real dealer spins a real wheel, and you see the result on video. An RNG version is a computer game in which software generates the result and the wheel is animated. The bets and their payouts follow the same basic rules in both versions.
The difference is in pace and feel. Live tables are slower, because each round waits for the betting time, the spin and the dealer. Many players prefer the presence of a dealer, while others choose the faster RNG game. Live game shows, which add a host and bonus rounds, follow different rules from standard tables, so read their rules separately. For more live tables, see the live casino section.
Practical tips before you play
Read the rules and the table limits before you place your first bet. Decide on a budget before you join, and choose a stake you can afford to lose. A live round takes longer than an RNG spin, so set a time limit as well.
Betting systems such as Martingale do not change the odds. Each spin is independent, so raising your stake after a loss only increases how much you can lose in one run. If play stops feeling under your control, the safer gambling page explains where to get help.
