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How an Immersive Roulette round plays out
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Immersive Roulette is a standard live round with more cameras. Here is what happens from the moment betting opens to the moment the replay ends, so that the first session has no surprises.
Betting
The window opens with a timer, typically around 20 seconds. The wide camera shows the dealer and the wheel. Place chips on the layout or use the racetrack for neighbours and section bets. Favourite bets and repeat are available. Bets placed after the timer closes are refused; the video runs a few seconds behind the studio, so bet early in the window.
The launch
The dealer spins the rotor and launches the ball. The camera cuts closer. The timer has already closed on the server, so nothing you do now affects the round.
The ball
As the ball slows, the view cuts to a close-up tracking it around the rim and onto the rotor. This is the signature shot. You see the drop, the bounce off the frets and the settle.
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The replay
The landing is replayed in slow motion from a second angle. The winning number is shown on screen and announced by the dealer. The replay can be disabled in settings; with it on, a round takes about a minute, with it off, closer to 40 seconds.
Settlement
Winning bets are paid at standard odds with the stake returned; losing bets are collected. On zero, every outside bet loses in full. The balance updates instantly and the result joins the history strip.
Between rounds
The statistics panel shows recent results, hot and cold numbers and distribution charts. They are a record, not a forecast. The dealer reads and responds to chat between spins. Then the window opens again.
Settings worth touching
Replay on or off. Video quality, which can be lowered on a weak connection without affecting the game. Chat visible or hidden. Sound. None of these changes a payout.
The one difference from a standard table
Pace. Everything else, from the bets to the odds to the limits structure, is the same as any Evolution European table. If the round feels slow, switch the replay off or try Immersive Lite; if the slowness is the point, which for many players it is, leave it on.
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Short answers
Can I turn off the slow-motion replay?
Yes, in the game settings. The round then runs closer to standard live pace. Payouts and odds are unaffected.
Does Immersive Roulette have a racetrack?
Yes. Neighbours, Voisins du Zéro, Tiers du Cylindre and Orphelins are placed from the racetrack in one tap, as on other Evolution tables.