Alliance Roulette D10

Alliance Roulette D10 brings a dealer-run roulette wheel from Asia Gaming's studio to desktop and mobile players. All the classic wagers are available – straight-up numbers paying 35:1 through to even-money outside bets – along with neighbour bets and special bets for players who like to cover sections of the wheel. Chips run from €2 to €1,000, a range that suits regular players. Several camera angles follow the ball, a slow-motion replay confirms each result, and the game history is a click away in the settings. For operators, D10 is a straightforward mid-limit roulette table to anchor a live lobby with an Asian focus.

Bets open when the "place your bets" sign lights up and the table layout comes forward. Choose a chip – values run from €2 to €1,000 – and click the numbers or colours to back; the window is short, so bets must be placed before "bets closed" appears.

The dealer then spins the ball, and when it settles a marker on the board shows the winning number. Previous results can be viewed through the game settings, and a re-bet button repeats the last wager.

Inside bets

• Straight up: 35:1
• Split: 17:1
• Street: 11:1
• Corner: 8:1
• Five: 6:1
• Line: 5:1

Outside bets

• Column: 2:1
• Dozen: 2:1
• Red / Black: 1:1
• Even / Odd: 1:1
• 1-18 / 19-36: 1:1

The dealer runs the wheel from a dedicated set in the Asia Gaming studio. A colourful, lit grille forms the backdrop behind the dealer. The software highlights "place your bets" and "bets closed" as the round moves on, and the camera switches to the wheel while the ball is in motion.

The feed is high quality and can be switched to a lower or higher setting from the video menu in the top-right corner. Several camera angles cover the dealer and the wheel, and a slow-motion replay confirms where the ball came to rest. The winning number is also highlighted on the table at the bottom of the screen.

The table runs on desktop, mobile and tablet, on both iOS and Android. Optical character recognition captures each action of the dealer. The layout lights up when betting opens: pick a chip, then a spot on the board. Desktop players can also use the number keys and the space bar, and several tables can be played at once.