3 Wheel Roulette Guide
As exciting a game as Roulette is, and can be, many of us have become a little too accustomed to it and therefore, are looking for something just a little more dynamic, engaging and challenging. The WagerWorks franchise has managed to achieve precisely that with the 3 Wheel Roulette. With this type of roulette, there is the inclusion of three wheels as opposed to a single one, in addition to a variety of different betting options.
The great thing about this is game is that the player will actually feel as if they really are playing three games of roulette simultaneously, and this is reflected in the fact that all bets are conducted in increments of three. As is to be expected with any game of roulette, the wheel will spin and then the balls are released for.
Whether the first wheel will pay out, and the amount that it actually pays will be directly determined according to the position that the ball lands in. Meanwhile, the second and third wheels will only pay if the section also aligns with the ball thereby presenting a new twist on the process.
This provides the player with an opportunity to actually acquire the same number three times during the course of a single game.
It is worth noting that there is also a “half back” procedure whereby the player, when submitting a wager will have a 50-50 chance of winning. For those of us who want to beat the house at their own game, this is welcome news indeed.
This version of roulette also provides the player with the opportunity to make use of side bet which in the game is referred to as the Colour Up Bonus. With this option, the player will be able to wager an additional £1-£50 per bet. What are the benefits? They are as follows:
• Colour Match
If all the numbers happen to be red or black
Pays : Push
• Pair
if the player acquires a pair out of the three numbers
Pays : 5 to 1
• Straight
The numbers netted are sequential to one another
Pays : 25 to 1
• Zero Pair
If the numbers returned form a pair of zeros
Pays : 50 to 1
• Triplet
All the numbers are of equal value.
Pays : 100 to 1
• Zero Triple
All the numbers netted are zero.
Pays : 1000 to 1
It is plain to see that with the Colour Up Bonus, the player has the chance to win, and win.
