Roulette on eBET: the tools around the layout, and how a payout is itemised

eBET films its roulette from above: the wheel on the right, the dealer's arm reaching over on the left, and a betting grid that fills the lower half of the screen. The layout is standard single zero. What is different is how many helpers sit around it.

Saved bet plans

Top right, under the table info, is a row of six numbered tabs headed 投注方案, "bet plans", with an 编辑 (Edit) button. Save a pattern of chips you use often, such as a set of splits or a column, to one of them, then tap the number instead of rebuilding it every spin.

The racetrack and the neighbour count

Right of the grid is an oval of wheel order with the classic call-bet sections inside it. Under it is a row from 0 to 9 labelled 下注数目. It sets how many neighbours a racetrack bet takes on each side. At 2, as in every shot here, tapping 17 would cover five pockets: 17 and two neighbours either way.

The stats bar

Along the bottom are seven coloured circles with percentages under them. In one shot: black 49%, red 50%, even 44%, odd 55%, big 42%, small 57%, zero 1%. Next to it, three buttons switch the panel between 比值 (ratios), 历史 (history) and 热门 (hot numbers), and a grid of past results sits at the far left.

How a payout is itemised

When a spin settles, a gold treasure-chest animation covers the wheel and a banner reads 派彩 with the total. Under it a small table lists each winning bet: item, odds, stake, payout.

In the hero round the ball landed on 9, and the result box on the left spells out 红 第一打, 小 第三列: red, first dozen, small, third column. Two even-money bets paid: 400 returned 800 and 100 returned 200. That is the 1,000 on the banner, stake included.

The next round landed on 34 and paid 800: one 400 even-money bet coming back doubled.

Pacing

Bet plans make it easy to put the same six chips down every spin without thinking, which is exactly the problem. Keep the plan small. The one-spin breakdown of the Allbet table is on Allbet Roulette; more studio games are on the eBET hub. To play for real, ask for an account with eBET.