How The Blazespin Wheel Plays
Roulette Blazespin runs on a single-zero wheel, so there is one green pocket instead of the double-zero layout American tables use. You stack straight-up, split, street, corner, column and dozen bets from the same chip panel, and the felt stays readable on a phone once you turn it to landscape. A results strip above the wheel holds the last numbers while you
re-stake. Bet limits for every position sit on the table itself, and RTP figures show only where the game provider publishes them — we do not paste our own numbers onto another studio's wheel. If roulette is new to you, start with red or black and a dozen bet until the layout feels familiar.
- Single-zero felt
- Six inside bet types
- Limits shown per position
- Chip panel sized for phones