Roulette is the quintessential game associated with casinos, the 'James Bond' of gaming. A sophisticated and elegant game, it is also a lot of fun. Like many other online casino games, there is more than one type of Roulette. Any game guide you view should clarify the differences and similarities to ensure you have a great playing experience.

At many online and mobile casinos, Roulette can be played as a free demo game, using house chips. This popular game, once only found in Monaco, is now also playable whenever and wherever you are, on mobile. Your game guide should indicate not only the sign-up bonuses from the casino for this game but also what variations you can find. The variations are mainly due to the numbers distribution around the wheel and the number of zero pockets.

You can find American Roulette, European Roulette and French Roulette, all slightly different, as are the side bets that can be placed when playing online. When playing video Roulette, the software developers like Microgaming and NetEnt, among others, give you the opportunity to play at different levels with a variety of betting choices. There is also the chance to play side bets and sometimes even for a progressive jackpot. In some variants, you can bet on multiple wheels at once.

Live play Roulette is becoming increasingly popular too. This is where you view a casino, either real or in a studio, via a webcam. There is also normally a live dealer controlling the game and betting. Read up on what is expected in live gaming in your game guide before starting to spin the wheel.