Gold Bar Roulette

For fans of the classical roulette game, the Gold Bar Roulette variation adds a special twist to offer you a more unique gameplay experience. Evolution has become well known for their range of popular games across the library of live casino, with options such as lightning roulette. Gold Bar Roulette is no different, with special features that allow the player to select the lucky number and multiplier value.

Evolution has maintained the simple aspect of the regular roulette game by limiting the special features to the game’s Gold Bars.

In this version of roulette, the dealer will reveal various golden bars in the vault from 1 to 20. If you are successful with a straight-up bet, you will receive the standard payout, as well as potentially receiving multiple gold bars. These are added to your gold bar balance and can be used to bet in upcoming rounds. Gold bar bets carry an 88x multiplier so any bets that result in a win will be multiplied.
Players can also choose to collect these bars with the option to place multiple gold bars on a bet for an increased payout and a chance to win gold bars.

Playing Gold Bar Roulette live has no real difference to the traditional game of roulette. To start, you will need to select an amount that you would like to stake. Once selected, you can then make an inside or outside bet.
The only difference in this game is the addition of the Gold Bar feature. If you do win a straight-up bet, a number of gold bars will be awarded to you, which can be used to place a bet instead of stakes. Any bets placed with the bars will apply the Gold Bar multiplier.

To win, you will need to predict where the ball will land on the roulette wheel by choosing from a range of betting options. As this is a live game, the dealer will spin the wheel in real time, with the game visible to all players to show the outcome of where the roulette ball lands.

When selecting your bet, you can choose from a range of inside and outside bets. The inside bet options include; gold bars, straight-up bets, split, street, corner and line.
Outside bets also include some familiar options from the traditional game, such as; dozen/column, red/black, even/odd and low/high.