
Roulette Table Limits Guide
Minimum and maximum bets shape every roulette session. This guide explains how table limits work and how to match a table to your budget.
Plain-English roulette guides for Canadian players: how European, American and French wheels differ and why the zero pockets matter, how inside and outside bets pay, how live dealer roulette runs from the studio, and how table limits shape a session. Each guide explains the rules and the house edge as they are, never a system for beating the wheel, and links to the matching page on this site. Roulette is for players 19+ in most provinces and 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec.

Minimum and maximum bets shape every roulette session. This guide explains how table limits work and how to match a table to your budget.

What each roulette bet pays, from 35 to 1 on a single number to even money on red or black, and why the house edge stays the same whichever bet you choose.

From the studio wheel to your betting window, here is how a live dealer roulette round runs and what to read on the table panel before you join.

European, American and French roulette share a table design but not the odds. Here is how the zeros change the house edge and which wheel suits which player.