Roulette Platinum Review

Gamevy plays things safe with Roulette Platinum, putting in the sort of standard features that we’ve come to expect from online Roulette games. They all work quite well, and we particularly liked the way the game’s animation zooms out to reveal the racetrack view whenever you activate it. 

But some other choices stick out for all the wrong reasons, with the clear all function in particular. This is shown as an eraser on the screen when all the other features have clearly labelled buttons. It’s not a dealbreaker at all, but this sort of inconsistency makes the whole experience a lot less easy to follow. But more on the full feature set below.

Favourite Bets: To make life easier, in this online roulette game you can save your favourite bets. This lets you choose from a variety of pre-set choices instantly. Just access the Favourite Bets panel and place all your choices there. Up to 1,000 spins can be set up on autoplay; you control the bet and the conditions for each turn.

Undo: The clearly labelled undo button simply removes the last wager you would have placed on the table.

Clear All: If you’d rather remove all wagers from the table, you’ll want to hit the clear all button. We were a bit confused at first since the clear all button is shown as an eraser instead of a grey labelled button like the rest of the game’s functions. It’s visually inconsistent and a tad confusing, although it ultimately works well enough anyway.

Double Bet: You can double all of your wagers across the table with the double bet button. All you have to do is click on a specific chip if you’d rather double one wager and not all of them. 

Autoplay: This is possibly the simplest autoplay feature we’ve ever come across. Most autoplay functions are customisable, allowing you to choose the number of automatic spins and put in maximum win and loss parameters. But in Roulette Platinum, hitting the autoplay feature just starts spinning the wheel and it continues to do so until you hit the close button. It does the job just fine, but we would have preferred having more customisable options.

Side Bets: Rather than just placing regular wagers on numbers around the Roulette table, you can go for some advanced side bets. These include voisins, orphelins, tiers, red snake, neighbour bets and finale. We got our highest win by combining neighbour bets with a couple of our additions, which earned us ₹750,000.

Racetrack: If the traditional Roulette table isn’t enough, you can switch things up with the racetrack view. The game very cleverly pans out to reveal the racetrack, while still showing the regular table at the centre of it. The panel also readjusts itself to include special bets within the racetrack view as well.

Statistics: At the top of the screen, you’ll find the statistics board which keeps track of the last 30 numbers that hit. It’s a very simple version of the feature and we would have preferred a more detailed set of statistics to help us place more informed bets along the way.