Roulette with Ezugi, from 1 to 1,000 a bet

Two Ezugi live roulette tables turn up in the screenshots, both single zero and both with a limit of 1 to 1,000. The old page talked about a casino's slot count and a NetEnt game instead, so we've gone by the screens.

Roulette Gold 1

This is the newer screen. The wheel sits in a room with red curtains, and a round timer over the video counts down with PLACE YOUR BETS. A chip row floats over the wheel, from 1 to 1K. The board below is standard: 0 on the left, 1 to 36 in three rows, 2 to 1 column bets on the right, the three dozens, then 1 to 18, Even, Red, Black, Odd and 19 to 36.

On the left, the racetrack sorts the wheel into Zero, Voisins, Orphelins and Tiers, with a Neighbours setting (2 in our screen) for bets on a number and those next to it. On the right, Statistics lists the last numbers and the split between dozens, columns, red and black, odd and even, and high and low. When betting closes, NO MORE BETS replaces the prompt.

The second table

The other table uses an older, darker design: a vertical board with the racetrack beside it and a history column down the left. After each spin, a Winning Number box shows a close-up of the ball, here in the 10 pocket. Buttons at the bottom right read Double, Undo bet, Rebet and Clear all, and a ticker of other players' wins, which we've blurred, runs down the left.

Allbet's roulette is dealt on a casino floor with Chinese labels, and Ebet's films the wheel from above. Ezugi also runs Baccarat and Blackjack; see the Ezugi list and other apps. For an ID, go through our partner.

18+ only. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia; see responsible gaming before you put money in.