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10p roulette theme, stakes, pays & symbols

There isn’t much to separate this version of roulette from any other that doesn’t include special features. Take the 20p Roulette game by Inspired, for example, which has proven hugely popular with players both online and in arcades and bookmakers shops throughout the United Kingdom. That game was also played with European rules, and we rated it 7.3 in our review not long ago. Is 10p Roulette any better or worse than that version? Not really. The graphics are quite similar – personally, I do prefer the look of Inspired’s table, but I’m sure there will be plenty who disagree with me on that one! As for some hints and tips, you could always try some of the methods we have studied here on our site. Check out the Fibonacci Roullete Strategy, James Bond Strategy, Martingale Strategy, Labouchere Strategy, Insurance Strategy and D’Alembert Roulette Strategy systems if you wish.

Although roulette doesn’t utilise paylines, it does have a paytable – betting on a single number has odds of 35:1, for example, resulting in a 36x payout as you also get your original stake back. Placing a chip on the dividing line between two numbers will get you 18x your bet back, whilst a “street” bet on three numbers will pay 12x the current stake in winnings. You can also choose to bet on a corner (four numbers) for a return of 9x, a “six-line” at 6x, and then there are several even money bets such as red or black, odd or even, and high or low. Players are free to bet on any combination of these that they like during a single round – if you want to bet on an odd red high number, for example, you can do that.

10p Roulette offers five different sizes of chips, but these bear no relation to any kind of betting limit – the minimum bet is obviously 10p, but you can bet up to £2,500 on the even money bets. If you are placing chips on a single number, the limit is much lower at just £125 per round.

base game & modifiers

It’s hard to imagine there will be many players who have no prior experience playing roulette reading this, but hey – anything is possible! After loading the game, you’ll be presented with a layout featuring 36 individual numbers, the green zero on the left side, and the various even-money and street bets positioned around the outside. 

Next, pick a chip from the rack displayed underneath the layout – you can choose from 10p, 20p, 50p, £1, or £5, and combine these in any way you wish across the layout. When you are ready, hit the spin button, and a virtual roulette wheel will be displayed over the top of the betting layout to show you the results. This is a very quick process in this version of the game, which I appreciate – I do wonder if some sites will add a delay between spins though, as the natural flow of the game here is much quicker than what is permissible by regulations in my country. 

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