Electronic Roulette | Salon de jeux de Québec

Make yourself comfortable at an electronic gaming terminal and insert your bills to load betting credits on the screen. If an attendant is present, they can show you what to do. Once your credits appear on the screen, you can start betting.

Choose your virtual chip denomination. This determines the amount you wager on each spot.

You can make the following bets:

• Inside bets:
  • Straight up (single number)
  • Split (two numbers)
  • Street (three numbers)
  • Corner (four numbers)
  • Line (six numbers)
• Outside bets:
  • Red or Black
  • Even or Odd
  • Low or High (1 to 18 or 19 to 36)
  • Columns or Dozens

Keep in mind:

• The more numbers a bet covers, the higher your odds of winning, but the lower the payout.
• The roulette wheel has 36 numbers plus a zero (0) and/or a double zero (00).
• While the numbers are not in numerical order, the red and black pockets alternate to ensure a random result.
• A ball is dropped along the outer rim of the spinning wheel until it comes to a stop in one of the pockets.

Tap your desired numbers or betting areas on the screen. You can bet on multiple numbers or combinations at the same time.

Once this message appears, the betting period is over, and the ball is dropped onto the wheel.

When the ball stops in a pocket, the winning number is displayed on the screen. Your winnings are calculated automatically, and a new game begins. You can see recent winning numbers in the history bar at the bottom of the screen.

A Golden Ball Mystery side bet may be available. You win this bet if the golden ball lands on one of the four or six randomly selected numbers (depending on the game version), represented by the letters G, O, L and D or G, O, L, D, E and N.

To place this bet, select your desired chip value and tap the area marked “Bet here.”

You must place this side bet before the countdown ends. The remaining time is displayed around the betting area. Once time runs out, the bet is locked and cannot be changed or withdrawn.

Right after the ball is dropped, four or six roulette numbers are generated (depending on the game version), one for each letter.

If you win, you receive the payout displayed under the winning number.