Double Ball Roulette

Double Ball Roulette is Evolution's twist on the European wheel: the croupier launches two balls at once through a jig mounted on top of the wheel, which doubles the outcomes to watch and opens up bets that only exist with two balls. The aim is still to predict where the balls come to rest.

Stakes run from 0.2 € to 1000 €. Classic inside bets are joined by two-ball bets, such as both balls landing on the same chosen number, which pays 1300:1. With a space-themed backdrop and an autoplay option, it suits roulette players who want something new without learning a whole new game.

When the place-your-bets sign lights up, the layout and chips come forward. Choose a chip value and place it on the layout before betting closes; after that, the chips disappear and the next bets wait for the following round.

The croupier drops both balls into the jig and spins them. When they settle, the result is shown on the board and winnings are paid immediately. Because two balls are in play, many payouts differ from single-ball roulette.

• Straight: 35:1
• Split: 17:1
• Street: 11:1
• Corner: 8:1
• Line: 5:1
• Column or dozen: 2:1

• Both balls red, or both black: 3:1
• Both balls even, or both odd: 3:1
• Both balls 1–18, or both 19–36: 3:1
• Red/black, even/odd: 1:1
• Both balls on any one number: 35:1
• Both balls on your chosen number: 1300:1

The croupier works alone at the wheel in a quiet studio in front of a screen showing planets and stars, and can be reached through chat. Several camera angles are available and can be switched with the video icon; there are no close-ups or slow-motion replays, but results are announced and shown on the board.

The game runs on desktop, mobile and tablet with iOS and Android, in landscape or portrait. Desktop players can bet with the number keys, and autoplay repeats a chosen bet.