ROULETTE

Online Roulette Canada: Spin European, American & More at Oxibet

As far as iconic casino games go, nothing carries the same weight as a spinning roulette wheel. 

The spinning ball, the red, black, and green pockets, and the “What if” moment as the ball bounces off the rails - nothing beats it.  

That’s why Oxibet offers 50+ online roulette titles, covering live and RNG formats, from studios like Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play Live, Ezugi, and NetEnt. 

Try your luck today with an extra boost. Get our 500% welcome bonus up to $2,500 + 300 free spins and see what roulette layouts, titles, and table limits you like. 

Deposit & Play Online Roulette with CAD or Crypto

With our multi-currency system, players at Oxibet can choose between fiat or crypto payments. 

For those who prefer traditional online roulette in Canada, they can deposit with Interac, Visa, Mastercard, and bank transfer. Limits for these methods range from $20 to $4,000. 

If a player prefers anonymity, then crypto roulette tables are available. Deposit methods include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (USDT), and limits start at just 10 USDT.

All deposits, regardless of type, are instant, so players can register, deposit, secure chips, and sit at a table within minutes. 

Best Online Roulette Games at Oxibet

We offer 50+ online roulette variants, covering European, American, French, Speed, and various multiplier options. 

European Roulette

European roulette for real money is a fan-favourite, with the reason why coming down to maths. 

Its wheel carries 37 pockets, with numbers ranging from 1 to 36 plus a green zero. That zero is important. With only one green pocket, the house edge sits at 2.70%.

As a result, players have better odds and fewer pockets working against them, which is why it’s a popular option for experienced players. 

American Roulette

American roulette increases the stakes with an extra pocket. Alongside the single green zero pocket, it adds another green pocket as a double zero (00), meaning it has a total of 38 pockets. 

The second green pocket comes at an extra cost. It turns the house edge from 2.70% all the way to 5.26%, which is almost double the house edge when compared to European Roulette. 

Roulette fans still play American Roulette, however. That’s because there’s more action. The double-zero layout is faster and offers higher variance, which appeals to players who prefer this type of game style. 

French Roulette

French roulette is another option, and it uses the same single-zero wheel as the European version. Despite this, they have two different rules: La Partage and En Prison. 

Under these rules, even-money bets are partially returned or held when a ball lands on zero. During this phase, it brings the house edge on those bets to 1.35%, the lowest of any roulette game. 

While the lower house edge may seem appealing, actually hitting a green zero has a 2.7% chance of happening, so it isn’t a likely occurrence. 

Live Dealer Roulette

Users can also play live dealer roulette, which is a live-streamed event featuring a real wheel and a real host. 

These streams generally offer multiple camera angle formats, a social aspect through live chat, as well as an interactive dashboard where a player can bet on the roulette game. 

Two studios well-known for offering high-quality live dealer streams are Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play.

Many choose Evolution for its Lightning Roulette, where random straight numbers can unlock multipliers up to 500x on each round. 

With Pragmatic Play, they’re known for their classics and game-show-like roulette titles, such as Gates of Olympus Roulette. 

Roulette Betting Strategies and Tips

While roulette is a luck-based game, there are some roulette betting strategies that can help users structure their session better. 

Strategies

Roulette strategies are mostly used to help players manage their stakes/bankrolls during a session. 

  • Martingale: Double a bet after each loss.
  • Fibonacci: Increasing a bet after a loss and decreasing a bet after a win.  
  • D’Alembert: Raise a bet by one unit after a loss and lower it by one unit after a win.

These systems can help manage a bankroll. However, be careful with strategies like Martingale, as stakes can get expensive fast. 

Using Probabilities

There are two ways to use probabilities when it comes to online roulette: to weigh risk against reward and to decide how to spread coverage across a layout. 

Both have the same trade-off. Cover fewer numbers and get a bigger payout, or cover more numbers for a better chance of a small win. 

Inside Bets

Inside bets target specific numbers or small clusters on a layout, so they increase risk but increase reward. 

  • Straight: Covers 1 number, pays 35:1, with a probability of 2.70%
  • Split: Covers 2 numbers, pays 17:1, with a probability of 5.71%
  • Street: Covers 3 numbers, pays 11:1, with a probability of 8.11%
  • Corner: Covers 4 numbers, pays 8:1, with a probability of 10.81%
  • Line: Covers 6 numbers, pays 5:1, with a probability of 16.62%

Outside Bets

Outside bets, on the other hand, offer more coverage but a lower payout, so they increase win rate but lower reward. 

  • Red/Black: Covers 18 numbers, pays 1:1, with a probability of 48.65%
  • Odd/Even: Covers 18 numbers, pays 1:1, with a probability of 48.65%
  • High/Low: Covers 18 numbers, pays 1:1, with a probability of 48.65%
  • Dozens: Covers 12 numbers, pays 2:1, with a probability of 32.43%
  • Columns: Covers 12 numbers, pays 2:1, with a probability of 32.43%

Maximize Your Table Play with Oxibet Promotions

Join Oxibet today and get more from your online roulette experience. Claim our welcome bonus of 500% up to $2,500 + 300 free spins, and try your luck out. 

If you play live dealer roulette, we’ll even provide you with 7% cashback every Monday, so losses feel a lot less harsh. 

Just note, wagering requirements on some bonuses fall under our standard bonus terms. This means classic RNG roulette and all live casino variants contribute 0% towards the bonus play-through requirements. 

FAQs About Online Roulette in Canada

What's the difference between European and American roulette?

The main difference is the number zero (or green pockets). European roulette has one while American roulette has two. That also means European roulette has a smaller house edge of 2.70%, whereas American roulette has a house edge of 5.26%. 

Can I use bonus money to clear wagering on live roulette?

Not always. Standard bonus terms mean RNG roulette and live dealer roulette contribute 0% toward wagers. Therefore, be sure to read the terms and conditions of a bonus before claiming it. 

Can I play roulette for free before betting real money?

Yes, our RNG roulette tables offer demo play, offering an unrestricted, free version of the game. If you want to play live dealer roulette for free, however, this isn’t available and requires real-money chips. 

Are your roulette games optimised for mobile?

Yes, every game on our platform runs directly in a mobile browser with no app download needed. Due to our site being developed on HTML5, it responds to different screen sizes effortlessly, providing an app-like experience from a regular smartphone web browser.