Rainbet roulette: one number on the wheel outweighs every betting system
Roulette pays identically wherever you play it. The house edge does not, and the entire difference comes down to how many zeros the wheel carries.
The versions
| Version | How it runs |
|---|---|
| Live | A streamed wheel with a dealer |
| Auto | A physical wheel, no dealer, faster rounds |
| Originals | In-house and provably fair |
Where the edge actually comes from
A winning number pays the same on a single-zero and a double-zero wheel. The second zero is simply one more pocket that belongs to no player bet. That is the whole source of the difference, and it is why the wheel type — named on the table before you sit — is worth more attention than any staking pattern.
Inside and outside change the shape, not the edge
Outside bets on red, black, odd or even land often and pay close to even money. Inside bets on single numbers pay far more and land rarely. Both run against the same house edge; what differs is how a session feels and how long a balance lasts.
Verification
A streamed or physical wheel cannot be checked from your side. The Originals version can — see Rainbet provably fair.
Frequently asked questions
How many roulette versions are there?
Live, auto and an in-house Original.
Does the wheel type matter?
Yes. A single-zero wheel carries a lower house edge than a double-zero one.
Can a spin be verified?
Only in the Originals version.
Count the zeros
Everything else is presentation.