About Auto Roulette Live - OnAir Entertainment
Auto Roulette Live by On Air Entertainment offers a clean and familiar way to play live roulette online. Following the standard European roulette format, with a single-zero wheel, traditional roulette betting options and a straightforward objective: predict where the ball will land after the wheel is spun.
What Is Auto Roulette?
Auto Roulette is a live roulette game from On Air Entertainment. The game uses a roulette wheel with 37 pockets, numbered 0 to 36, where 0 represents the single zero.
The aim is to place a bet on where you think the ball will land. You can bet on one specific number, a group of numbers, a colour, odd or even numbers, or sections of the roulette wheel. The outcome of each round is random, and while the game may include racetrack and neighbour betting options, roulette is still a game of chance rather than skill.
How to Play Auto Roulette
To play Auto Roulette, choose your chip value and place your bet during the betting window. Bets can be added to the main roulette grid, the outside betting areas or the racetrack, depending on the type of wager you want to place.
Once the betting time ends, no more bets can be accepted. If you join a round after betting has closed, you will need to wait for the next round before placing a bet.
The ball is launched into the spinning roulette wheel, and once it lands in a numbered pocket, the winning number is announced. If your bet covers that number or winning outcome, your payout is made according to the game’s paytable.
Auto Roulette Bet Types
Auto Roulette includes the traditional roulette bet types you would expect from a European roulette game. These are generally split into inside bets, outside bets, racetrack bets and neighbour bets.
Inside Bets in Auto Roulette
Inside bets are placed on the numbered betting grid or on the lines between numbers. These bets usually cover smaller groups of numbers and can offer higher payouts than broader outside bets.
Straight Up
A Straight Up bet is placed on a single number.
Split
A Split bet is placed on the line between two numbers. This can be a vertical or horizontal split.
Street
A Street bet is placed at the end of a row of three numbers. Bets placed at the junctions of 0/1/2 and 0/2/3 may also be accepted as street bets.
Corner
A Corner bet is placed where four numbers meet. It covers all four numbers. A basket-style bet placed at the junction of 0/1/2/3 may also be accepted as a corner bet.
Line
A Line bet is placed at the end of two rows where they intersect. This bet covers all numbers across both rows, for a total of six numbers.
Outside Bets in Auto Roulette
Outside bets are placed around the main number grid. These cover larger groups of numbers and usually come with simpler outcomes.
Column
A Column bet covers all 12 numbers in one of the vertical columns on the roulette table.
Dozen
A Dozen bet covers one of three groups of 12 numbers. 1-12, 13-24 or 25-36.
These bets cover either the lower set of 18 numbers or the higher set of 18 numbers.
Even / Odd
This bet covers all even numbers or all odd numbers on the roulette wheel. The zero is not included.
Red / Black
This bet covers the 18 red numbers or 18 black numbers. Again, the zero is not included.
Racetrack and Neighbour Bets in Auto Roulette
Auto Roulette also includes racetrack-style betting options. Instead of placing bets directly on the roulette table, these bets are based on where numbers sit on the roulette wheel.
This can be useful if you want to cover areas of the wheel rather than specific table positions.
Racetrack Bets in Auto Roulette
A single-zero roulette wheel can be split into four main sectors, each corresponding to a different area of the wheel.
Voisins du Zero
Voisins du Zero covers 17 numbers around the side of the roulette wheel that includes zero. The numbers include 22, 25 and the numbers between them on the wheel.
Jeu Zero
Jeu Zero covers zero and six nearby numbers on the roulette wheel: 12, 35, 3, 26, 0, 32 and 15.
Tiers du Cylindre
Tiers du Cylindre covers 12 numbers on the side of the wheel opposite zero. This section includes 27, 33 and the numbers between them on the wheel.
Orphelins
Orphelins covers the numbers that are not included in Voisins du Zero or Tiers du Cylindre. It covers 8 numbers across two segments of the roulette wheel.
Neighbour Bets in Auto Roulette
Neighbour bets allow you to choose a number on the roulette wheel and cover that number plus nearby numbers to the left and right.
The player places one chip per selected number. This can range from a single-number neighbour bet to a wider selection of up to nine neighbours on each side, depending on the options available in the game.