Mini Roulette by Playtech

We’ve been introduced to many innovative roulette variants in recent years, and Mini Roulette is one of the most popular ones among Canadian players. It’s a unique variant that uses a reduced roulette wheel, which offers many new features. The game was created by software provider Playtech and aims to keep the fun of roulette while using a completely different setting than the standard game. Despite the smaller wheel, there are a lot of features to explore here, and some players even consider this version to be even more fun than the standard one.

The wheel resembles the European roulette wheel, but instead of 37 numbers, it has only 13 numbers. However, the payouts are adjusted, which means they can be more tempting - depending on the bet size. The game is fully optimized for Canadian players, and is perfect for all player types - regardless if you’re a high-roller or a casual looking for a fun roulette variant.

Mini Roulette Features

Mini Roulette is one of the few roulette variants that uses a wheel different from the standard European or American wheels. However, playing it is a breeze, and it’s even simpler than the other versions because there are fewer numbers on the wheel. These are some of the key features of this game:

• The roulette wheel in Mini Roulette only has 13 numbers. In all other areas, it’s similar to other roulette wheels, such as the European, as it features only one zero. However, the European wheel has 37 numbers in total.
• The only numbers you will find on the Mini Roulette wheel are: 1, 8, 9, 2, 7, 6, 11, 4, 0, 5, 12, 3, 10. This is also the sequence of the numbers, starting from 1 and moving clockwise.
• All the payouts have been adjusted for the smaller wheel, and even-money bets return half of your wager back if the ball lands on zero. This is to compensate for the slightly lower RTP. This rule is similar to a rule in French roulette called La Partage, where you share the loss with the house if the ball lands on zero.
• The house edge in Mini Roulette is 3.85%, and the Return to Player ratio is 96.15%. This is slightly lower than the standard European roulette variant, so to compensate for this, the game offers some advantages such as the La Partage rule for even-money bets.