French Roulette is the single-zero wheel we keep in our table lobby for Indonesia. You get the classic European layout with La Partage on even-money bets, French call...
Sourced from studios like Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, French Roulette runs on a 37-pocket wheel numbered 0 to 36. The standout edge for you is La Partage: when the ball lands on zero, even-money wagers (red/black, odd/even, high/low) return half your stake. That drops the house edge on those bets to roughly 1.35%, sharper than European or American versions. The racetrack
layout also opens up announced bets you won't see on standard tables.
Live dealer table game, single-zero European wheel with French rules layered on top. RTP sits at 98.65% on even-money bets thanks to La Partage, and 97.30% on other bet types.
Low to medium. Even-money bets pay 1:1 with frequent hits; straight-up numbers pay 35:1 but land rarely. You can shape the variance by mixing inside and outside chips on each spin.
Streams to Android and iOS browsers, desktop Chrome, Safari and Firefox. No download is required — the HTML5 client adapts the table view to your screen size automatically.
French Roulette tables in our lobby are available to account holders in Indonesia where local law permits, and across other supported regions covered by the studio licence.
We tuned the French Roulette client for one-handed play. The wheel and dealer feed sit at the top, your chip stack and bet grid sit at the thumb line, and...
Our French Roulette feeds come from Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, both operating under Malta and Romania licences with regular audits of wheel mechanics and dealer procedures.
Each physical wheel is balance-tested and certified before going on stream. Spin results are tracked statistically to flag any drift toward specific pockets over thousands of rounds.
Unlike electronic roulette, French Roulette outcomes come from a real ball on a real wheel. There is no random number generator deciding the result — the physics decides for everyone watching.
Three cameras cover the wheel, the table and the dealer's hands. You can switch angles mid-spin to watch the ball drop or confirm the croupier's chip placements after the round.
Pit bosses sit off-camera and review every spin. Disputed rounds are paused, video is checked against the result, and corrections are pushed before the next round opens for bets.
La Partage, En Prison and standard roulette payouts are written into the table info panel. Nothing is buried in fine print — open the 'i' icon and the full rule set is on screen.
Same single-zero wheel, but European tables don't offer La Partage. French Roulette refunds half on even-money bets when zero hits, giving you a measurably lower house edge over a session.
American wheels add a double-zero pocket, pushing the house edge to 5.26%. French Roulette stays at one zero with La Partage, so the math is simply friendlier for the same bets.
Lightning adds random multipliers up to 500x on straight-up numbers but raises the cost of those bets. French Roulette skips the gimmick and rewards strategy on outside chips instead.
Baccarat is faster and simpler — banker, player or tie. French Roulette gives you dozens of bet types per round, more decisions per spin, and a longer rhythm at the same chip level.
Blackjack rewards skill against the dealer's hand. French Roulette is purer chance shaped by where you place chips, with no decisions mid-round once the ball is in motion.
Auto Roulette spins every 25 seconds with no human dealer. French Roulette is slower, more social, and includes the announced bets the auto tables strip out for speed.
Speed Roulette compresses the round to 25 seconds. French Roulette runs at standard pace so you have time to lay racetrack patterns and watch the ball settle.