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MGM Grand American Roulette

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Description of MGM Grand American Roulette

The MGM Grand American Roulette live casino game, powered by Playtech, offers players a classic roulette experience. There are no real twists in this title, but remember that this is an American roulette wheel. This means that there will be two zero numbers instead of one: zero and double zero. Winning with either zero slot pays out at 35 to 1, but the odds of winning are quite low.

If you’re looking for a classic game of American roulette, MGM Grand American Roulette is a great choice with traditional rules and wins in our live casino

What are the bet types and special features of MGM Grand American Roulette?

MGM Grand American Roulette doesn’t introduce any new mechanics or interesting features, but it does offer players a timeless experience. There are a few different bet types you can make, and we’ll take a look at three of the most popular: column bets, top line bets and even/odd bets.

Column bets

Column bets are a type of outside bet. Outside bets have smaller wins but better odds than inside bets. They aren’t quite as lucrative as other bet types, in other words, but they are more likely to win. A column bet is a bet that the winning number will be in a vertical column consisting of 12 numbers. Column bet wins pay out at 2 to 1.

Top line bets

Top line bets are an inside bet valid only in American roulette. This wager bets on the numbers zero, double zero, one, two and three at the same time. This kind of bet does not pay out at 35 to 1 because your bet is not on an exact winning number but rather a combination of numbers. If the ball lands on any of them, your payout is 6 to 1.

Even/odd bets

Even or odd bets are outside bets where players decide whether the winning number will be even or odd. If you place an even bet, for example, you are betting that the winning number is even. Both odd and even bets pay out at 1 to 1.

Game info about MGM Grand American Roulette

MGM Grand and Playtech announced their collaboration in 2024. Playtech supplies the games and dealers (or croupiers, as they’re known in roulette), and MGM Grand supplies the online casino where players can play.

MGM Grand American Roulette FAQs

How to win in MGM Grand American Roulette base game

Winning in MGM Grand American Roulette is far from guaranteed, but the concept is fairly simple to understand. Before you wager, remember that American roulette is a bit different from traditional roulette (also known as European roulette). In American roulette, there are two ‘zero’ symbols instead of one: zero and double zero. This impacts your odds of winning even when betting on other numbers, so think carefully before you play!

With that said, if you want to win the game, then the ball thrown on the wheel by the croupier must land on the number (or numbers) you bet on. The amount you win depends on the number you bet on. Landing a zero or double win will pay out at 35 to 1, which means that betting £1, for example, ends in a £35 payout.

Playing MGM Grand American Roulette is straightforward. There are a few steps to follow:

First, log into your account. You can register a new account if you haven’t already done so. As long as you’re in the operator’s accepted locales, all you have to do is provide valid identification information along with an email and password, and you’re good to go!
Fund your account. Have you already made a deposit? If not, now is the time to do so. You can only bet as much money as you have available in your account, so always check your account balance before betting.
Find the ‘Live Casino’ games page. From the main games lobby, locate the ‘Live Casino’ page. This is typically located to the right of the slot game tabs – try scrolling through them if you don’t see it.
Enter the MGM Grand American Roulette lobby. Once you’ve arrived at your live casino destination, you can pick your table, settle in, and start to wager.

The game begins when the croupier spins the wheel. They will throw a roulette ball onto the wheel in the opposite direction of its momentum. When it stops bouncing and stays at a given number, the round ends and the croupier calls the winner. At that point, lost bets will be removed from the board and winnings will be paid out.