Ultimate Roulette Simulator & Calculator

How To Use

Not sure how to use the Ultimate Roulette Simulator & Calculator? No problem! Follow the step-by-step guide below on how to use and make the most of this powerful tool.

Step 1: Select Roulette Type

Select the type of roulette you’re interested in. We have three options to choose from:

• European Roulette (single zero): This roulette board is the ideal one; it only has one zero, implying the lowest possible house edge.
• American Roulette (double zero): This board is becoming increasingly common, but it has a higher house edge due to the addition of an extra zero.
• Triple Zero Roulette: As the name suggests, this board has three zeros. We don’t recommend playing Triple Zero Roulette for real money, but it’s an interesting way to see how adding a third zero significantly decreases your chances of winning.

Step 2: Set Your Strategy

Place chips on the board in any way you please! You can make several different kinds of bets:

• Red or Black
• Odd or Even
• 1 to 18 and 19 to 36
• 1st 12, 2nd 12 and 3rd 12
• Single Number Bets
• Split Bets
• Column Bets
• Corner Bets
• Street Bets

Step 3: Pick Your Game Option

Our roulette simulator has six different game options. Let’s go through them one-by-one.

1. Single Bet

If you select this game option, the calculator will calculate exactly what your chances of winning and losing are on any given spin. Remember that each spin is independent in roulette; previous spins do not affect future ones! The tool will also tell you the expected value of your bet.

2. Simulation

If you’re interested in actually simulating roulette, then this is the option for you. Simply click the “Spin” button, and the tool will select a number completely at random. It also tracks your profit or loss and records past spins, so feel free to spam that “Spin” button to see what happens over time!

3. Live In-Person Casino (30 bets per hour)

If you’re planning to play roulette at a live brick-and-mortar casino, consider selecting this game option. We estimate that you’ll be placing about 30 bets every hour. Select the length of time you expect to play (1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, or 4 hours) and the tool will tell you how much money you’ll be expected to lose playing your betting strategy, as well as your chance of making a profit over that session!

4. Online With Dealer (110 bets per hour)

Select this option if you’re going to be playing roulette online with a live dealer (or croupier). Playing online in this format increases the amount of bets you can place per hour drastically. Again, select the length of time you’ll be playing for, and the tool will tell you how much money you’re expected to lose and the probability of profiting during your session.

5. Online Without Dealer (220 bets per hour)

If you’re going to be playing automated roulette (online but without a croupier), then select this option. We estimate that you’ll be placing a whopping 220 bets per hour. Once again, simply select the length of time you’ll be playing for, and the tool will output your expected loss, as well as the chance of profitability.

6. Target & Stop Loss

This feature allows you to set a Starting Bankroll, Target Bankroll, and Stop Loss. Here’s what each term means:

Starting Bankroll : The amount of money you begin with.
Target Bankroll : Your goal. If your bankroll reaches this number, you stop playing and lock in your profit.
Stop Loss : Your loss limit. If your bankroll drops to this amount, you stop playing to prevent further losses.

The calculator then estimates the probability of hitting your Target Bankroll (success) before reaching your Stop Loss (failure) when repeatedly playing your chosen betting strategy.