What Makes Double Ball Roulette Different
Standard roulette spins one ball. Double Ball Roulette — produced by Evolution, the studio behind most of the live dealer tables in our lobby — fires two balls simultaneously using a compressed-air cannon built into the wheel housing. Outside bets pay when both balls land on the qualifying color or odd/even, which tightens the probability but keeps the payout rates at even
money. Inside bets, including straight-up single-number bets, pay at 1300-to-1 when both balls hit the same pocket. That single mechanic reshapes the entire betting strategy compared to European or American Roulette. The side-bet option for matching both balls adds another layer that experienced roulette players tend to target first.