🢂 Important Notes:[1] The house edge of our roulette table is effectively 1.35%.We achieved this by introducing a new rule inspired by the historic La Partage rule in French Roulette:
If the ball lands on 0, the player receives 50% of their bet back — regardless of which field they placed their bet on.
For bets placed on 0, this new La Partage rule applies when the number 36 is hit.
So: All bets when the ball lands on 0: 50% refund of the stake.
For all bets on 0: 50% refund of the stake if the ball lands on 36.Of course, this rule is completely customizable: For example, you can bet 10 Satoshi on 0 and 10 Satoshi on 36 in one round.
The ball lands on 0. Result: 360 winnings on 0 and 5 refund on 36 = 365 winnings on a 20 Satoshi bet on two different single numbers.
With this change, we have managed to mathematically reduce the casino's house edge to 1.35%!
Important: For bets with odd stakes such as 11, 13, 153 and so on, the refund is rounded down:
So for a stake of 11, the refund is 5.
For a stake of 13, the refund is 6.
For a stake of 153, the refund is 76.
This means that for bets with small, odd stakes, the house edge is not actually 1.35% due to rounding.
Only with slightly higher odd bets does the house edge approach 1.35%.
Example: Bet 507. House edge: 1.3540167.
However, for bets with equal stakes such as 6, 10, 14, etc., the house edge is 1.35% from the beginning.
This is a compromise we had to make with the new rule to avoid half satoshis, which do not exist.
Just as a reminder:
The house edge in standard European Roulette (single zero) is 2.7%, and 5.26% in American Roulette (double zero).
This house edge exists because, although there are 37 possible numbers on the wheel (38 with double zero), the casino only pays out 36 times the bet on a straight-up number (18 times on split bets, and so on).
That means that even though the chance of winning on a single number bet is 1 in 37 (or 1 in 38 in American Roulette), a win only returns 36 times the bet.
Our change —
to our knowledge unique worldwide — effectively halves the risk posed by the 0, the 37th number, for the player.
As a result, the house edge for all bets shifts to 1.35%.
[2] The house edge of the Coinflip Game is 0%.You can bet on ₿ or 1, which corresponds to heads or tails on a classic coin.
A correct bet is paid out at 2 times the stake. If the bet is incorrect, the stake is lost. This means that the house edge is 0%.
🢂 Frequently asked Questions:[1] How exactly is the random number generated?The random number for each game round is generated from three components:
The server seed, which is generated on the server side by roulette.cool.
The nonce, which starts at 1 and increases by 1 with each round played,
making it independent.
The client seed, which is generated in the user's browser or, alternatively,
can also be set manually by the user.
You can read in detail here how exactly the random number is then drawn from these components,
and how you can verify why this draw was unpredictable for all parties (users and bank) thanks to technical parameters: roulette.cool/provablyfair
[2] How do deposits work?You can make deposots via
https://roulette.cool/deposit, which you can also access via the menu.
To make a deposit, you must generate a deposit address by clicking on the corresponding button.
All amounts paid into the generated address will be credited to your account.
This address is assigned to your user account for 72 hours. This address will then remain assigned to your user account for a further 7 days. During this time, however, you should no longer send any new deposits to this address, but instead generate a new one. Please take this into consideration for your Bitcoin deposit transaction to avoid errors.
[3]How do payouts work?You can make payouts via
https://roulette.cool/payout, which you can also access via the menu.
Simply enter the withdrawal amount and the recipient address. Please note the minimum payout amount of 30,000 satoshi. Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours.