Lightning Roulette

Lightning Roulette is an original live casino dealer game developed by Evolution that’s based on European Roulette. This fast-paced version features special numbers that are chosen randomly and which can award bonus payouts of between 50x and 500x. 

The game is broadcast from a professional TV studio that’s been given an Art Deco style. High-definition cameras are strategically positioned across the room to ensure that you’re always given the best view of the house, no matter the stage of the game. 

You don’t need any special skills or experience to play since, for the most part, the game follows the rules and gameplay of the classic version. The innovative elements of the game are automatic and the live dealer will explain them as the round progresses. 

The bonus payouts are based on straight-up bets, so, as a result, standard payouts for these bets are lower than on other tables. All the other inside, outside, and racetrack bets provide standard payouts. 

An Electrifying Roulette Experience 

When you launch Lightning Roulette, you’ll most likely have to wait until the end of the round before you can place your bets. This is the perfect time to look around your screen and familiarise yourself with the different options and features. 

The game is designed to look less like a traditional casino and more like a modern TV studio. While the wheel is physically present, the table is entirely virtual. At the start of a new round, you can use the virtual options to place bets on the table as you would on any other roulette game. 

For a chance to win bonus payouts, you need to place straight-up wagers on single numbers. You don’t need to do this and can play the game by placing other classic bets, but you’ll miss out on the chance of winning any bonuses. 

Lightning Roulette Features 

When betting time is over, the studio’s main wall will transform and show between one and five random numbers that are present on the wheel. These will be the round’s Lightning Numbers and will each feature a random multiplier of between 50x and 500x. 

The roulette wheel starts to spin and the ball is dropped. Once the ball settles on a segment, the corresponding number is declared as the winner. All bets that cover the winning number are paid out. If the number happens to be a Lightning Number, straight up bets placed on it will be paid out according to its assigned multiplier. 

If the winning number is not a Lightning Number, any straight-up bets placed on it will pay out 29:1 instead of the classic 35:1. This bet has a lower standard payout to make up for the bonus prizes awarded in Lightning Roulette.