Live Dealer Roulette for USA Players

All the numbers on a roulette wheel will have the same hit frequency when you have a large enough sample size – meaning enough spins to reach statistical significance.

For example – if you made 1 million spins on roulette, the end results for most numbers would be very close to each other. Anyone telling you otherwise doesn’t understand basic probability!

5Dimes has a decent reputation in the community – and although it might not quite look the part, their roulette selection seems solid and the betting limits are very high.

VietBet and MYBCasino are both great alternatives that look a little better. They all have games from Visionary iGaming so the only difference between them will be betting limits, withdrawal processing speed and the side games offered.

In most areas MYBCasino seems to be superior to the other two options, but 5Dimes and Vietbet (who have the same parent company) are great for sports betting online in the United States.

The newcomer on the block is Drake Casino, and in terms of pure game quality, they knock everybody else out of the park. Their games are powered by Arrow’s Edge software.

The odds of this happening are actually not as low as you might think, coming in at 1369 to 1.

In other words it will happen once every 1370 spins, on average. With some live dealer speed roulette games being spun every 30 seconds, this event is actually quite likely to happen – once every 12 hours or so.

No. If you are having these kinds of thoughts maybe it is better that you stay away from gambling.

It should be viewed as entertainment, and your deposit as a ticket for the show. If you are not comfortable with the possibility of losing all the money, then you really shouldn’t make a deposit to begin with.

American Roulette has two zeros on the wheel, but the payout is still 35 to 1. This makes the house edge almost double of that in European Roulette – 5.26% to 2.7%.

French Roulette is identical to the European variation apart from having a “la partage” rule. This lets you recoup half of your stake (on even money bets ONLY)  if the ball lands on zero.

So in a scenario where you bet £100 on black and the zero falls, you would only lose half of your wager. This rule makes French Roulette the best variation to play statistically as the house edge is cut to 1.35% on even money bets.

For players in the USA the only real options will be live casino sites powered by Arrow’s Edge platform – Drake, Gossip Slots and GT Bets.

All three offer an extraordinary stream quality and will work on any Android or iPhone device.

To protect the casino from financial risk. If there were no maximum limits per table there could be several dozen players betting heavily on one number.

This means that if that number hits a casino could lose a staggering amount of money in a very short period of time.

There was none up till very recently, when Arrow’s Edge introduced their live dealer offerings for USA players.

Now you can play roulette and baccarat with live dealers using play money.

The following casinos offer this option:

• Drake Casino
• GT Bets
• Gossip Slots

Your best bet will be any live casino powered by VIG software. Some of them have American Roulette with enhances payouts, and these are the ones we recommend going with:

• Ignition Casino
• Vietbet
• Bovada

No. When playing live roulette your strategy does not affect the odds in the game and the house edge will still remain the same. Just because you change your betting patterns does not mean that an event is more likely to happen or not happen.

However your betting strategy/system definitely does affect how volatile your session will be.

If you deposit $100 and bet $20 on a single number, chances are that this session will be over very quickly. If you do the same deposit but instead put bets on red/black, in general you are likely to last a lot longer at the table.

No. You need to understand that changing how you bet does not affect the long term outcome of roulette. This is because of the payout odds of 35 to 1 and roulette wheel having 37 numbers on the wheel.

It means that you get paid less than the likelihood of a number being spun is (assuming every spin is random).

Martingale (also known as red or black and double on your loss strategy) does not work because of the betting limits and the risk of landing on zero. Other systems have similar problems too.

Not in the US friendly casino market, but live casino games can still be played on an iPad via Safari browser.

The site we would recommend for this is Drake Casino, which also accepts Bitcoin deposits among other common bank cards and transfer options.

Please see our betting limit comparison section by clicking here.

Usually, the tables streamed from brick & mortar casinos do not focus on the online players.

The online stream is rather used as an additional way to monetize their tables.

With live dealer studios it is generally all about focusing on online players and therefore the playing experience is much more personal.

Most providers have a chat feature so you can in fact interact with the croupiers and they will often greet you by name as you come to the table.

As a player located in the United States (given you are outside New Jersey) you only have two options to pick from – Visionary iGaming and Arrow’s Edge.

The latter is far superior in terms of technology, streaming quality and mobile compatibily, but VIG does have far more live blackjack tables at the moment.

Absolutely. In fact most US friendly casinos we have reviewed also accept Bitcoin. In some cases they do Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin too.

Our recommendation is Ignition Casino for Bitcoin & Bitcoin Cash players and MYB Casino for Litecoin.

Regarding US live casino apps, we have not seen any native ones.

However, games from Arrow’s Edge are amazing on mobile devices, so we can highly recommend playing these.

Join GT Bets or Drake Casino to try these out.

No. If you choose a top tier provider (meaning any live casino provider reviewed on this website) the chances of them trying to rig the games are pretty much 0.

The casino already holds a house edge of between 1.35% (for French Roulette on even money bets) to 5.20% (for American Roulette) so why would they try to cheat? Sounds like a lot to lose for relatively little potential gain.