Microgaming Roulette Games: Versions, Rules and House Edge

Published by Emily ClarkeReviewed byAnna BrankovicOur editorial approach

In short: Microgaming roulette games, now distributed by Games Global since 2022, include single-zero, double-zero, Multiwheel and jackpot versions. Standard single-zero roulette has a 2.70% house edge and double-zero roulette 5.26%; multiwheel play and jackpots do not improve those odds. Check each game’s help screen and the casino’s lobby for current rules and availability.

Roulette titles associated with Microgaming appear in many older casino guides. Use the exact game name and current help screen when comparing them: legacy branding, screenshots and casino lists may not reflect the version now available.

Finding current product information

Games Global’s product catalogue includes roulette titles such as Roulette Mega Moolah. A catalogue entry identifies a product, but does not establish availability at a particular casino or in a particular country. Check the operator’s current lobby and the game’s own rules.
Older names such as Gold Series, Premier Roulette and Roulette Royale describe particular products or families. They should not be used to assume identical betting limits, interfaces, jackpots or returns across all versions.

Standard wheel rules

For ordinary single-zero roulette with standard payouts, the house edge is approximately 2.70%. A conventional double-zero game has an approximately 5.26% edge on most bets. French-style zero concessions can change the return on qualifying even-money wagers. Verify these features rather than relying on the provider name.

Multiwheel roulette

Multiwheel interfaces let players wager on several wheels in the same round. If one unit is staked on each of eight wheels, the total exposure is eight units. Faster or simultaneous play does not improve the return on each unit wagered. Review every active wheel before confirming the round.

Jackpot versions

Progressive roulette adds a separate prize mechanism. Check whether entry requires a side bet, how much it costs, what triggers a prize and whether the published return includes the jackpot. Historical dollar amounts and sequences should not be treated as current rules without the relevant paytable.
A large displayed jackpot does not mean a win is likely or that the complete game has a positive expected return. Statistics, favourite bets and rebet controls do not predict independent outcomes.

Compatibility and access

Device support and operator availability change. Avoid relying on old Flash requirements or fixed casino lists. Check the current product, operator licence and payment conditions before deciding whether to play.

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