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penny roulette theme, stakes, pays & symbols

The only real difference between this game and other low-stakes versions of Roulette is the fact that Penny Roulette permits bets right down to a single penny. Many other variants of the game, like 20p Roulette, 10p Roulette, and 5p Roulette, will limit you to 20p, 10p or 5p when betting on single numbers, and perhaps even as much as £1 at a time if you are betting on red/black or one of the other even money spots. The other low-stakes Roulette games I’ve reviewed have also been relatively bare bones, so I don’t think it would be fair to criticise that aspect of Penny Roulette here. There’s nothing unique or different about this version of Roulette that would make me recommend it to you over anything else, but if you do want to play for the lowest stakes possible, then you can’t argue with the game on offer here. 

The paytable listed within Penny Roulette is exactly as you would expect for any other version of Roulette. That means you get a 36x payout for hitting any exact number you bet on, 18x for a double bet, and 3x for the streets and group bets. Betting on red or black, odd or even, or high or low acts as a quick means of doubling your money, but don’t forget the all-important zero – the green spot on the left of the betting layout is not classed as any of these things, and so when a zero does pop out you can lose your bet even if you were putting chips on both red and black together for some reason!

I don’t think I need to tell you what the minimum accepted bets are when playing Penny Roulette, do I? On the other hand, the maximum bet is not quite so simple – you can place up to £100 on a single number, up to £2,500 on an even money bet, and up to £10,000 in total on the layout for each game round. 

base game & modifiers

I mentioned during the opening paragraphs that this is an RNG-based version of roulette – if that phrase means nothing to you, it's short for “random number generator” and is used to differentiate these variants of the game from those which use human dealers to spin the wheel. You probably aren’t going to find any online casino that will accept bets as low as a penny on tables where a human is being employed to handle the Roulette wheel, so this is an important detail to mention for a low-stakes game such as this – some player’s would prefer to play a human-operated game, even if that means being forced to play for higher stakes. 

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