First Person Lightning Roulette is the exciting casino game with big cash prizes up for grabs! Play for a chance to win up to 500x your bet.
The aim of First Person Lightning Roulette is to correctly guess what number the ball will land on.
The wheel features numbers 1-36, plus a single zero.
Start by placing your bet - bets can be placed on a single number or combination of numbers.
Lucky Numbers will be chosen at random after the betting time has expired in each game round.
Lucky Numbers have their own Lucky Payouts - payouts include random multipliers of 50x, 100x, 200x, 300x, 400x or 500x your bet.
The ball will then automatically spin by an Auto Roulette wheel.
If, when it stops, the ball covers one of the pockets you have placed a bet over, you win.
The Lucky Payout is awarded if the winning number is one of the Lucky Numbers, and is covered by a Straight Up bet.
Apart from the Straight Up bet, all other bets pay the regular payouts.
Payouts
Bet Type | Description | Pays |
---|---|---|
Red/Black, Even/Odd, Low/High | Each of these boxes contains 18 numbers and they all pay out at 1:1 (zero is not included in any of them) | 1/1 |
Dozen | Bet on a group of twelve numbers by placing your chip in one of the three boxes marked "1st 12, 2nd 12, or 3rd 12. 0 is not included in any box. | 2/1 |
Column | Bet in one of the boxes labelled 2 to 1 to bet on that column of numbers. 0 is not included in any column. | 2/1 |
Line | Bet on two street bets (the six different numbers in two rows of three numbers), by placing your chip on the inner left boundary line where the line dividing the two rows intersects it. | 5/1 |
Corner | Bet on four numbers by placing chips at the corner where the four numbers meet. | 8/1 |
Street | Bet on three numbers by placing a chip on the outer right boundary line of the roulette table that is next to the corresponding row of three numbers. | 11/1 |
Split | Bet on two numbers by placing a chip on the line that divides the two numbers. | 17/1 |
Straight Up | Bet on any number, including 0, by placing the chip on the centre of a number. | 29-499/1 |