EGT Digital European Roulette

Click the red “Undo” button to the left of the selected chip when you want to take back your latest placement. Press it again to work backward through further selections. If you prefer to raise every chip already on the table, hit the green “×2 Double” button to the chip’s right. The “Total Bet” display updates to reflect the change.

Start the round by clicking the large circular-arrow button near the bottom-right corner after arranging your chips. The full betting layout shrinks as you click it, while the wheel takes center stage and the ball begins moving. When it settles into one of the 37 pockets, the game checks that number against every selection you made and awards any matching payout.

Restore your previous selections by pressing the green “Repeat” button that appears after the round finishes. The game will return the same chip values to their former positions. You can leave the restored “bet” unchanged, modify individual placements, or double it before playing the next round.

Open the “Autoplay Options” panel by tapping the smaller circular-arrow button positioned to the right of the main play button. Select 10, 20, 50, or 100 rounds, and add optional limits for “Max Loss”, “Balance,” or “Win” amount. Press “Start” to run the chosen number of rounds, or use “Reset” to clear the settings.

Switch to racetrack betting by selecting the oval racetrack icon on the right side of the table. This view arranges numbers in the same order as they appear around the roulette wheel, which makes it easier to cover neighboring pockets. You can also choose established combinations such as “Tiers,” “Orphelins,” “Voisins,” and “Zero,” each of which distributes chips across its corresponding wheel section.

Click the star button in the bottom-left corner after building a “bet” to access the “Favorite Bets” panel. Save frequently used layouts under “Favorite” so you can call them up again without placing every chip manually. Use the “Extra” tab for additional saved betting arrangements or open “Straight Up” when you want to work with saved single-number selections.