3D Roulette Roulette

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It is possible to test this roulette for fun or play it for real money at various casinos running on software from Playtech. Many of these establishments (for example, Vavada) are on the list of Top 10 Best Casinos according to the readers of the portal Casinoz.

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How to Play 3D Roulette (Playtech)

3D Roulette manufactured by Playtech is a classic European roulette with one zero and standard layout. The basic advantage of this game is an image of the roulette wheel. It is three-dimensional and occupies almost half of the program screen. This wheel also has some features that will be useful for novice fans of it.
The gameplay of 3D Roulette is carried out according to the traditional rules. The following bets, which are paid according to the established multipliers, are available in this game.
Inside bets:

• Straight-Up (one a single number) - 35:1
• Split (on two numbers) - 17:1
• Street (on three numbers) - 11:1
• Square (on four numbers) - 8:1
• Line (on six numbers) - 5:1

Outside bets:

• Column- 2:1
• Dozen - 2:1
• Even/odd- 1:1
• Red/black - 1:1
• 1 to 18/19 to 36 (manque/passe) - 1:1

If the ball falls into the zero pocket, all outside bets in 3D Roulette lose.
The bets on sectors (only voisins du zero and tiers du cylindre), neighbors and red/black splits are also available here.
The minimum bet on a single number is 10 cents, the maximum one is $50. It is possible to wager from $0.10 to $3,000 per spin.
There is no sense in depicting the gameplay of 3D Roulette, because in this respect it does not differ from the classic European roulette.

Interface

The major element of the 3D Roulette interface is a three-dimensional roulette wheel, which occupies the entire lower part of the window. It looks very impressive despite the fact that developers have not had an intention to make it as realistic as possible. The movement of the falling ball, which is jumping along the wheel and bouncing off in different directions, may seem to be a little bit far-fetched. In real life, most balls fall faster and do not jump so much. But this does not spoil the general impression.
Above the wheel there is a scheme of the layout on which users may place their bets. From the left side from it the racetrack for betting on sectors, neighbors and red/black splits is displayed.
The control panel is located on the left of the layout. There are chips of different values for selecting the bet size and the following buttons: Clear, Cancel, Rebet, Repeat and Spin.
The current data about bets, winnings and betting limits are shown above the layout. The recent winning numbers are displayed directly under the three-dimensional wheel. On the left there are the buttons Options and Paytable.
The bulk of the options of 3D Roulette from Playtech are related to its design. You can remove a spindle and details of the turret, disable shadows and so on. If desired, you can disable the animation and the game speed will be much higher. But in this case, it is hardly worth playing exactly 3D roulette.
Audio effects help create the atmosphere of a real casino.

Should You Play for Real Money in New Zealand?

3D Roulette from Playtech is very picturesque and colorful game with a user-friendly interface. It is perfect for those who prefer the classic European roulette and want to get the maximum pleasure from the game. There are advices especially for novice gamers (numbers included in sectors, odds and so on).