How to play Sundown Roulette
- Choose a chip value: 5, 25, 100 or 500 Jovaro Coins.
- Tap a number, or one of the outside boxes such as Red, Odd or 2nd 12, to place a chip there. Tap again to stack more, and cover as many spots as you like. On a phone the table turns on its side so every box stays big enough to tap.
- Press Spin. Your chips are taken from your balance, the wheel turns for a few seconds and the result appears in the middle of the wheel.
- Chips on anything that covers the winning number are paid at the odds below, and the chip itself comes back too. Then the table clears for the next round.
"Clear" removes your chips before a spin, and "Repeat stake" lays the last round's chips back down on the same spots.
What the table pays
Roulette pays more for bets that cover fewer numbers. Sundown Roulette keeps to straight numbers and the outside boxes, so the whole table fits comfortably on a phone.
| Spot | Covers | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| Single number (0 to 36) | 1 number | 35 to 1 |
| 1st 12, 2nd 12, 3rd 12 | 12 numbers | 2 to 1 |
| Column (the 2:1 boxes) | 12 numbers | 2 to 1 |
| Red or Black, Odd or Even, 1–18 or 19–36 | 18 numbers | 1 to 1 |
The green zero belongs to none of the outside boxes. When the ball settles on 0, every outside chip is lost and only a chip sitting straight on 0 is paid. That single pocket is the whole difference between a European wheel and an even split.
How rounds and coins work
Each spin is one round, settled the moment the wheel stops. The strip beside the wheel keeps the last twelve numbers for a bit of evening chatter, nothing more: the wheel doesn't remember them and they don't predict the next spin. When your balance gets low, use the free refill on the game panel to return to 5,000 Jovaro Coins. Chips are play tokens with no cash value, and nothing at the table can be bought or exchanged.
Know when the lights go down
Roulette rounds are slow and sociable, which makes them easy to lose an evening to. Reality-check reminders and time-outs of an hour, a day or a week are waiting on our responsible play page. If real-money gambling elsewhere is no longer fun for you, ConnexOntario can help on 1-866-531-2600, any time.
The story: the hour after sunset
There is a particular hour at every summer street party. The heat breaks, someone's grandmother finally gets up to dance, the brass band trades the marches for slower numbers and the strings of bulbs over the road start to glow against a sky going from orange to grape.
Sundown Roulette lives in that hour. The wheel is painted in our deep evening colours, the rim is the colour of the last sliver of sun, and the hub is the shade the sky turns just before the first stars. Put a chip on your birthday, your street number or plain old red, and enjoy the slow tick of the wheel winding down.
Sundown Roulette questions
Why is there only one zero?
Sundown Roulette is a European-style wheel: 37 pockets, numbers 1 to 36 plus a single green 0. Some wheels elsewhere add a double zero; ours doesn't.
Can I place splits or corners?
Not at this table. We kept to straight numbers and outside boxes so every spot stays a comfortable size to tap on a phone.
Does the number history help me guess?
No. Every spin is independent, so a run of reds says nothing about the next spin. The history is there because it is fun to look at.