Roulette on Ezugi: the Roulette Gold wide layout, the older upright layout, and what the statistics panel is for

Ezugi's roulette is a real wheel with a dealer, filmed in a studio. What catches people out is that the same studio can reach you through two quite different interfaces, depending on the app or the version of the game client. This page puts them side by side. For a page about reading one settled spin, see Allbet Roulette.

The wide layout: Roulette Gold 1

The first style fills the top of the screen with video: a dealer in a black shirt and bow tie, a wheel on a red floor, and a large red-and-black emblem on the wall behind. The Ezugi logo sits in the top-left corner with the table name, Roulette Gold 1, and its limit, Min 1 - Max 1,000.

The bottom third is three panels side by side:

• Racetrack on the left: the wheel order in an oval with the sections Zero, Voisins, Orphelins and Tiers, plus a NEIGHBOURS selector with minus and plus
• The betting grid in the middle, laid flat: 0 on the left, three rows of numbers, 2 to 1 at the end of each row, then 1st 12, 2nd 12, 3rd 12 and the even-money boxes 1 to 18, Even, Red, Black, Odd, 19 to 36
• Statistics on the right

When betting opens, a round timer appears over the wheel, reading 27 with "PLACE YOUR BETS", and the chip choices fan out around it.

The statistics panel

This panel sorts recent spins into percentages. The captures show the dozens at around a third each, RED 47% against BLACK 53%, and 1-18 at 45% against 19-36 at 55%. The bar graphic makes a small lean look dramatic. Treat it as a history of the last spins, not a signal.

The upright layout

The second style turns the betting grid on its side and puts it on the right: 0 at the top, numbers running down in three columns, with the dozens and even-money boxes in a strip to the left. Next to it the racetrack stands upright with Voisins du Zero, Orphelins and Tiers. A column of recent numbers runs down the left of the video, the newest at the top: 9, 26, 4, 0, 23 and so on.

The chips sit in a row under the wheel (1, 10, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1K). Four round buttons at the bottom right are Double, Undo last bet, Rebet and Clear all. Balance, Bet, Win and the Game ID run along the bottom.

Which buttons cost money quickly

Double doubles everything on the layout in one tap, and Rebet repeats a spread you placed earlier, even a large one. Both are handy and both are how a balance goes faster than planned. Racetrack bets also place several chips at once: a Voisins bet covers a large section of the wheel with multiple chips.

Pacing

A live spin takes about as long as the timer plus the ball's run, which gives you time to think. Decide the number of spins before you start and keep one simple bet type.

The eBET version is at eBET Roulette, and more Ezugi tables are in the Ezugi section. To play, ask for an account with live roulette.