THE PRICIEST ORIGINAL IN THE ROOM
An odd inversion: at most casinos roulette is the reasonable table, but Rollbit prices its other originals at 1.5%, which leaves the wheel — at the European standard 2.7% — as the expensive classic. If you are optimising expected value, dice or crash costs less per dollar wagered; if you are here for roulette, at least it is the single-zero wheel rather than the 5.26% American layout.
All bets on the wheel share that 2.7% — straight-ups, dozens and even-money chances alike, as the roulette calculator shows. Rollbit is a broader platform than most wheel hosts, spanning a sportsbook and trading-style products, but none of that changes the felt.
| RTP | 97.3% |
|---|---|
| Min Bet | $0.20 |
| Provably Fair | Yes |
| House Edge | 2.7% |
| Mobile Support | Yes (iOS & Android browser) |
| Max Win | $500,000 per bet |
Chips go down from $0.20 with the standard $500,000-per-bet ceiling overhead — far beyond what straight-up numbers at 35:1 reach at sane stakes, so the cap is rarely the binding constraint here.
A WHEEL WITH A HASH
The house wheel draws each result from Rollbit’s committed seed chain plus your client seed — verifiable per spin through the roulette verifier, unlike camera-streamed wheels, which offer optics rather than recomputation.
COMPARING FELTS
Zero-count and pricing at the rival wheels: