Jet Set Racing Roulette Live: Our Review, How and Where to Play

The first step is to place bets as you would on any other roulette table. Adjust the stake to your liking and then click on the betting table to place your wagers.

Importantly, every bet you place is essentially active on both wheels. For example, betting on a 6/9 Split will result in one bet placed on the Orange 6/9 Split and one placed on the Teal 6/9 Split. The staked amount is split in half and divided equally between these two bets.

The bets you place on one wheel are identical to the ones on the other. In practice, this means that you get two chances to win every time. However, it also means your payouts will be halved relative to the total stake. This means the double-wheel Jet Set Racing roulette is fundamentally different from most of its competitors. Ultimately, it also means you should see twice as many multipliers as you would in games like Lightning Roulette.

The next big feature of Jet Set Racing Roulette is racing predictions. Once the roulette bets are locked in place, the type of race is randomly determined between horses, greyhounds, trotters, and speedway motorcycle races. This has no practical effect and only affects what the simulated races will look like.

Just to be absolutely clear, these are virtual races. Computer-based random number generation determines the winners based on the betting odds provided at the start.

Again, two races take place which match the two wheels – an Orange and a Teal one.

You now have the chance to predict which participant will win each race. You do so using provided betting odds. Basically, the higher the displayed multiplier, the less likely that horse/greyhound/rider is to win. However, if your predictions are correct, the multiplier is used instead of the regular payout if you also happen to win an Inside bet.

You get to pick predictions for 1^st and 2^nd place in both the Orange and Teal races. If you have an active bet and don’t pick a racer, you’ll automatically predict the favorites (the participants with the lowest betting odds but the highest chance to win.)

If you get the winner right, the 1^st place multiplier is applied to any applicable roulette payouts. If you accurately predict the 2^nd place winner, the 2^nd place multiplier is applied instead. If you get both right, you get a special combo multiplier which is higher than the sum of these two. If you get both predictions right on both the Orange and Teal races, you get a special Jet Set Multiplier with any wins in that round.

Note that if you make a 2^nd place prediction and your selection wins the race, you still get the 2^nd place multiplier. The opposite is not true, though.

Just to be clear, you can win Jet Set Racing Roulette without guessing the race results correctly. The multipliers only work on Inside bets.

If you make one of these bets and don’t win a multiplier, you get a standard payout as described on the paytable below. Note that these standard base payouts are noticeably lower than with classic roulette games. This was done intentionally – the house has to compensate for the multipliers somehow.

If you win an Inside bet and a race prediction, the multiplier you secured is paid out instead of the base payout. All standard roulette bets are available in Jet Set Racing Roulette. However, only Inside bets can receive multipliers, and the amount you get depends on the type of bet you made. Here’s how winnings are calculated:

• Straight Up – Stake x Total Multiplier (for the relevant table.)
• Split – (Stake x Total Multiplier)/2
• Street – (Stake x Total Multiplier)/3
• Corner – (Stake x Total Multiplier)/4
• Line – (Stake x Total Multiplier)/6

Once both wheels stop spinning, the round is over and any winnings are paid to the players. Orange race multipliers are applied to Orange wheel wins, and Teal multipliers are applied to Teal wins. Jet Set Multipliers are applied to both.