Like all versions of real money roulette, the Premium European Roulette version is played on a spinning wheel, while a ball is released and spins in the opposite direction. There are numbered and coloured slots on the wheel. Every slot has both a number between 1 and 36, and a colour, either red or black. How to Play Premium European Roulette at MansionCasino.com. The rules and betting options for Premium European Roulette are the same as regular European Roulette. This means that the roulette wheel features 37 pockets, 36 red and black numbers and a single green zero. You’ll have a complete selection of betting options to choose from.

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Paddy Power offer many roulette games available for customers to participate in. After noticing that European roulette was a huge hit with players they decided to launch the premium version of the classic European roulette. The premium version has become equally as popular as the classic and has attracted a variety of players with different skill levels and backgrounds. The great aspect of this version of roulette is the fact that it has high payouts allowing VIP players to enjoy playing with more money.

Premium European roulette is almost identical to the standard European roulette, however it has a few variations in the payout and betting options. The game is hugely popular among VIP players who enjoy playing multiplayer games. Premium European roulette is guaranteed to perfectly cater elite online roulette players and values their dedication and devotion to the online games. Players who follow patterns to influence their bets will enjoy playing the premium version and can check the outcome history to assist them on deciding which bets to place.

Although the premium variant of European roulette is popular among elite players who bet with high stakes, it can also be played by beginners. If you are familiar with ordinary roulette then you will be completely fine with the premium version as there is little difference. The game is easy to play and all you have to do is select the chip value you want to bet with and select where on the board you want to place it. You can place outside bets and inside bets and once you have decided on your bets all you have to do is press the spin button and the game will begin. If the number the ball lands on is covered by any of your bets then you have won and your winnings will be credited to your account accordingly. Here are a list of the payouts for beginners.

Single bets: These are bets on single numbers which pay out with odds of 35/1. You can choose any number between 0 and 36.

Split bets: These are spits on the board which cover two numbers, the payout is 17/1.

Quarter bets: These bets are essentially corner bets which cover four numbers and have a payout of 8/1.

Black or Red: These are classed as outside bets and if you choose black then all black numbers will be covered. Choosing red covers all the red numbers. If the outcome of the spin is the number 0 then you will lose either way as it does not belong to red or black. This bet pays out with odds of 1/1.

Odd or Even: These are also outside bets which payout at 1/1. Just like with black and red, if 0 comes out then you will lose your stake.

Column bets, Section bets: These bets payout 2/1 and cover 12 numbers. 0 is not covered by any of these bets.

Street Bets: This bet covers 3 numbers and pays out with odds of 11/1.

Neighbor Bets: This is a special feature which covers numbers next to each other on the wheel. For example you could place a neighbor bet on your favorite number and if the ball lands near your number you will have a winner as the numbers covered will be next to your favorite number.

Voisons Du Zero: This is a special bet covering all the numbers around 0.

Orphelins: This is a special bet covering numbers located around the middle section of the wheel between 0 and 23.

Tiers: This bet covers numbers around the opposite side from zero.

If you are a novice then you should consider starting off playing roulette in free demo mode. By doing this you will receive free cash to play with which can not be withdrawn. It is perfect to help you get used to the game. Overall Premium European roulette is worth having a look at and if you are a skilled player then you will enjoy the game. The table limits are higher than ordinary classic roulette games so you can enjoy playing with more money. Most VIP players tend to choose this variant of roulette and it has grown in popularity since it’s launch. The game has an easy to use interface and the control panel is simple to understand so you should have no problems playing.

The theoretical percentage return to player (RTP) is 97.30%.

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The object of the game is to predict where the ball will come to rest on the Roulette wheel.

To play the game:

• Click on a chip of the desired value to select it.
• Hovering the mouse pointer over any position of the table layout brings up a tooltip that shows the type of the bet that is placed in that betting area, the payout of that bet type, the minimum and maximum bet limits for that kind of bet, and your current bet amount on that position. In addition, the numbers that will be included in the bet are highlighted on the table layout.
• Place your bet by clicking on a number or betting area on the Roulette table. Every click on the betting area adds one chip of the selected value to the bet. All different betting options and corresponding payouts are explained in the Premium European Roulette Rules section.
• The minimum and maximum bet limits are dependent on your VIP level. If a bet is below the minimum limit, a message about an insufficient bet is shown and the respective chips on the table are highlighted three times. For detailed information on bet limits for all positions, click on the details sign on the table.
• To increase the bet by another amount, select another chip and click on the desired betting area.
• Shift-clicking (holding down the Shift key and clicking) on the betting area removes one chip of the same value as the selected chip from the bet, or the entire bet if the selected chip is greater in value than the bet placed.
• You can place several chips into different betting areas simultaneously.
• A timer shows the remaining time to place bets. When you have placed your bets, click Confirm Bets to confirm your bets. Once a bet is confirmed, it cannot be removed from the table any more. You can place additional bets after confirming some bets as long as there is time left on the timer, but you have to click Confirm Bets again. Only confirmed bets participate in a game round and all unconfirmed bets are returned.
• Casino.com may disable the timer feature for a table. If the table does not have a timer, click Spin to set the ball spinning after you have placed your bets. Clicking Clear Bets removes all the placed bets from the table. Clicking Double doubles the bets you have placed on the table. After a spin, click Rebet to place the same bet as during the previous spin, and Spin to set the ball spinning or click Rebet & Spin to place the same bet or Double & Spin to place double the bet and spin the wheel immediately.
• The winning bets remain on the table. You can remove them like any other bet or leave them on the table for the next round. Casino.com may disable this feature for a table. If it is disabled, then the winning bets are returned to you together with your winnings.

Table and Table Features

A Roulette table consists of two parts – the Roulette wheel and the Roulette layout. The Roulette layout is the area on the table where the players place their bets. This table uses the European style layout, which has a single zero. The Roulette wheel consists of numbers 1 through 36, alternately colored red and black, plus 0, which is green.

You can change the table color of the Roulette layout by clicking the Color button (see the buttons section below). In addition, you can toggle the view of the Roulette table between standard and split view by clicking the View button. You can also toggle the spin direction of the wheel between clockwise and counter-clockwise by clicking the Direction button.

Racetrack

The Racetrack is an extended part of the Roulette layout that allows you to place the following announce bets by clicking on the corresponding section on the Racetrack – Tier, Orphelins, Voisins du Zero and Neighbours. More information on those bets can be found in the Premium European Roulette Rules section.

Favourite Bets

You can save up to four sets of bets as the favourite bets which you can then place on the table with just one click of a button.

To save a bet, place any number of chips on any position on the table, then click the Favourite Bets button (see the buttons section below) and click any of the Save Bet buttons. Upon saving a bet, that button turns into a Bet 1-4 button. Clicking the button of any saved bet adds the same chips to the same bet positions as the ones that were on the table when that bet was saved.

If you have saved four favourite bets, you need to first clear one of the bets to save a new favourite bet in its place. To clear a bet, click the X button beside the bet that you want to remove.

More Bets

The More bets dialog includes additional betting options that allow you to quickly place multiple bets with just one click of a button.

• Final bets allow you to place a bet on that number and any number that ends with the selected digit. For example, clicking the 1 button will place a bet on 1, 11, 21 and 31.
• Complete and Half complete options allow you to place the different bets that all include the same number. If either of these options is checked, then the following inside bets are placed on the certain number whenever you place a straight up bet.

For example, if you place one chip as a straight up bet on the number 20 while the Complete option is checked, then two chips are placed on the splits 17-20, 19-20, 20-21 and 20-23; three chips are placed on the street 19-20-21; four chips are placed on the corners 16-17-19-20, 17-18-20-21, 19-20-22-23 and 20-21-23-24; six chips are placed on the lines 16-17-18-19-20-21 and 19-20-21-22-23-24.

History and Statistics

The history panel shows the results of the previous spins. It also includes the table coverage indicator which shows the percentage of the Roulette wheel covered by the currently placed bets.

The distribution of the results over a longer period can be found in the Stats panel. Click the Stats button (see the buttons section below) to view the statistics. The panel displays a representation of the roulette wheel, where the sectors of the numbers have been made into a bar graph. The bigger the bar for a number, the more times that number has been the result of a spin when compared to other numbers on the wheel. Clicking on a number in the Stats display will add a chip of the selected value to the bet on that number. Shift-clicking will remove a chip of the selected value from the bet on that number.

The center part of the roulette wheel shows the distribution of red, black and green (i.e. 0 ) results in the statistics period. Hovering the mouse pointer over the center area brings up a tooltip that shows the exact percentages of the distribution.

Autoplay

The feature offers you two modes of autoplay – simple and advanced. In simple mode you can choose the number of rounds to play. In advanced mode you can set stop conditions such as large wins or overall balance change in addition to the number of rounds to play.

To use autoplay, you need to place a bet on the table; an identical bet will be automatically placed in each consecutive round during autoplay (if the table has a timer and bets need to be confirmed, then this bet is also immediately confirmed at the start of each new round). Once you have placed the bet that you want to use during autoplay, click the Autoplay button and then choose the number of rounds to immediately start the selected number of autoplay rounds in simple mode; if you select Advanced mode, the autoplay is switched into advanced mode where you can select additional conditions for the autoplay.

The advanced mode includes the following stop conditions, which will cause autoplay to stop even if the number of spins has not been exceeded. Check the box next to the condition to enable it.

• Stop on any win. Autoplay will stop if any of your bets result in a win.
• Stop when win exceeds. Autoplay will stop if any of your bets result in a win that exceeds the set amount. You can enter any monetary amount in the field or use the + and – buttons to increase or decrease this amount by the value of the selected chip.
• Stop when balance exceeds. Autoplay will stop when your balance exceeds the set amount. You can enter any monetary amount in the field or use the + and – buttons to increase or decrease this amount by the value of the selected chip.
• Stop when balance below. Autoplay will stop when your balance drops below the set amount. You can enter any monetary amount in the field or use the + and – buttons to increase or decrease this amount by the value of the selected chip.
• Spins. This option determines the number of spins that will be played in autoplay. You can enter any number of spins from 1 to 99 or use the + and – buttons to increase or decrease the number of spins by one.

To start the autoplay in the advanced mode, click the Start button. During autoplay, the Start button changes into the Stop button that stops the autoplay when clicked. Note that it is only possible to change the number of spins while autoplay is active; it is not possible to change the stop conditions. In order to change the stop conditions, the autoplay has to be stopped.

Note that if the table has a timer then all unconfirmed bets are immediately confirmed when autoplay is started.

To close the advanced mode of autoplay and continue playing manually, click the x button on the autoplay option bar.

Casino.com may disable the autoplay feature for a table. In this case, the Autoplay button does not appear in the game window and the autoplay feature will be unavailable.

Return to Player

The theoretical percentage return to player (RTP) is 97.30%.

Buttons:

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Please note: Some buttons are not included in the timer mode and some are not available without a timer.

Casino toolbar

The lower and upper edges of the game window hold the casino toolbars. These toolbars contain a number of menus and buttons that allow you to change client settings or take advantage of the various features available in the casino client.

The bottom toolbar contains the following:

The top toolbar contains the following:

If multi game view is enabled for this game the top toolbar also contains the following buttons:

Please note that it is not possible to open more than one copy of the same game in multigame view. Shortcut keys are disabled in multigame view.

Gadget bar

The Gadget opening bar is displayed on the right side of the game window when at least one gadget is enabled. Clicking on the opening bar opens the Gadget bar menu. The Gadget bar can contain mini games and various special offers. Only one gadget can be opened at a time. Clicking on another Gadget closes the previous one.

Shortcut keys

If you wish, you can press the following keys on your keyboard instead of clicking on the buttons on the screen.

Note on malfunctions: A malfunction voids all pays and plays.

Note on disconnections: If you are disconnected from the Internet in the middle of a game while playing for Real Money, please re-establish your Internet connection and log back into the casino. You can then click the History button to see the outcome of your previous round.

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About Payouts
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There are several ways to place bets in Premium European Roulette. Each bet covers a different set of numbers and has a different distribution. Payouts for all the bets are listed in the Winnings table below.

Straight Up

An inside bet on a single number. The chips are placed entirely in the middle of a number (including 0) on the Roulette table.

Split Bet

An inside bet on two neighboring numbers, either on the vertical or the horizontal direction. The chips are placed on the line that divides the two numbers.

Street Bet

An inside bet on three numbers on a single vertical line (a street). The chips are placed on the lower edge of the board, at the end of the corresponding street.
A bet on three numbers 0, 1 and 2 or 0, 2 and 3 is a special Street Bet. The chips are placed on the T-section where the three numbers meet.

Corner Bet

An inside bet on four numbers. The chips are placed at the cross where the four numbers meet.

Four Bet

An inside bet on the numbers 0, 1, 2, and 3. The chips are placed on the lower edge of the board, at the end of the line between 0 and the first row.

Line Bet

An inside bet on six numbers (two neighboring streets). The chips are placed on the lower edge of the Roulette table, at the T-section where the two streets meet.

Column Bet

An outside bet on all twelve numbers on any of the three horizontal lines. The chips are placed to the right side of the Roulette table, in one of the three boxes labelled “2 to 1”. If one of the numbers in the selected column is hit, the payout is 2:1. 0 is a losing number.

Dozen Bet

An outside bet on the first (1-12), second (13-24), or third group (25-36) of twelve numbers. The chips are placed in one of the three boxes marked “1st 12,” “2nd 12” or “3rd 12.” If one of the selected 12 numbers is hit, the payout is 2:1. 0 is a losing number.

Red/Black Bet

An outside bet on the outcome of a particular color, either red or black. The chips are placed on the red or black betting area on the Roulette table. If the selected color is hit, the payout is 1:1. 0 is a losing number.

Even/Odd Bet

An outside bet on the outcome of either an even or an odd number. The chips are placed on Even or Odd on the Roulette table. If the selected outcome is hit, the payout is 1:1. 0 is a losing number.

Low/High Bet

An outside bet on whether the outcome of the next spin will be low (numbers 1 to 18) or high (numbers 19 to 36). The chips are placed on “1 to 18” or “19 to 36”. If the selected outcome is hit, the payout is 1:1. 0 is a losing number.

Limits

Minimum and maximum position limits are applied to all tables, meaning that all your bets on available positions must be within the indicated limits.
The Min and Max sign on the table indicates the limits for a Straight Up bet. Click the limits sign to bring up a panel that shows the payouts and limits for all positions.

Some tables also have a minimum and maximum table limit, meaning that the sum of your bets must be within the limits. These limits are also shown on the limits panel.

Winnings Table

Note: You can place bets that involve two, three, or even four numbers. For example, using the zero, you can place bets on: 1+0, 1+2+0, 0+2+3, 2+0, 3+0, or 1+2+3+0.

Announce or Call Bets:

The racetrack, located above the Roulette table enables placing special bets. The racetrack duplicates the Roulette wheel – the order of the numbers is the same. You can place the Announce or Call Bets by selecting a chip and then clicking on the corresponding section on the racetrack.

Voisins du zero

A bet on the neighbors of 0 on the Roulette wheel that includes every number on the wheel between 22 and 25, covering nearly half of the wheel and including the zero. The Voisins du Zero bet places nine chips on the board, two chips on the triplet 0/2/3, two chips as Corner Bet on 25/26/28/29 and one chip each as Split Bet on 4/7, 12/15, 18/21, 19/22 and 32/35. The total of the Voisins Du Zero bet is 9 x the selected chip value. The payout is as follows:

Tier

A bet on the sector of the Roulette wheel opposite the 0 that covers about a third of the Roulette wheel between 33 and 27. The Tier bet places six chips on the board as Split Bets on 5/8, 10/11, 13/16, 23/24, 27/30 and 33/36. The total of the Tier bet is 6 x the selected chip value. The true profit on this bet is: 17 + 1 – 6 = 12 chips. So the payout is 12:6 or 2:1.

Final Bet

A bet on all the numbers on the Roulette wheel that have the same last digit. For example, “Final 5” means a bet on the numbers 5, 15, 25, 35.
This bet places four chips when 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 is selected as the last digit – one chip on each number as a Straight Bet. If the spin result is one of these numbers, the payout is the regular Straight Bet win on that number. Thus, your profit will be 35 + 1 – 4 chips = 32 chips.
However, the bet places three chips when 7, 8 or 9 is selected as the last digit – one chip on each number as a Straight Bet. Thus, your profit in this case will be 35 + 1 – 3 = 33 chips.

Orphelins

A bet on the numbers 17, 34, 6, 1, 20, 14, 31, 9. This bet places five chips, one Straight Bet on the number 1 and five chips as Split Bets on 6/9, 14/17, 17/ 20, 31/34. Note that number 17 participate in two splits (14/17 and 17/20). The payout is as follows:

Neighbors

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A bet on five numbers located next to each other on the Roulette wheel. Select the desired neighboring numbers by moving along the racetrack with your mouse. Click on the racetrack to place your bet. The total of a racetrack bet is 5 x the selected chip value. For example, “8 and the neighbors” means that the player places a bet on five consecutive numbers 11-30-8-23-10 (8 is in the middle). The true payout is 35 + 1 – 5 = 31 chips.

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About Payouts

The payouts of games can be given in a number of different formats. To help you understand how to read the different payouts, each format used in our games is explained here.

1 to 1

If you bet on a position that pays 1 to 1, then this means that when you win, you get your bet back and the casino will also pay you exactly the same amount that you bet. For example, if you place 5 chips as a bet and win on a position that pays 1 to 1, then you first get back the 5 chips that you bet and you also receive 5 chips from the casino, for a total of 10 chips in that round.

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If you bet on a position that pays 2 for 1, then this means that when you win, the casino will pay you an amount that is twice your bet, but your initial bet is not returned. For example, if you place 5 chips as a bet and win on a position that pays 2 for 1, then you receive 10 chips from the casino.

1 : 1

This format is equivalent to 1 to 1.