Due to the popularity of the last post we did on roulette apps which can be found here we decided to review a few new roulette apps and betting calculators that have appeared in the market since! Most of these apps are free to use so go ahead, install them and enjoy playing roulette on the go without having to sign up to a casino!
1) Roulette Deluxe (MobileMediaCom): Free
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Apple Version – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/roulette-deluxe/id467085833?mt=8
Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobilemediacom.roulette&hl=en
Playing Roulette on your tablet can be a little, well, underwhelming. Tiny half-cooked graphics and slow gameplay can create a less than immersive experience. Roulette Deluxe, though, blows those images out of the water, interspersing the main layout with an array of impressive three-dimensional shots that add fizz to the gaming.
The game itself is a pretty nice player, and intertwines its pacey action with a clear interface that makes it a joy to play. There's even a decent multiuser aspect, allowing you to match up against friends and colleagues and try to outdo their cash totals. Fun, funky and fast-moving, it's one of the most visceral Roulette experiences available on the small screen.
Pros:
- Graphics are very exciting
- Strong game implementation
- Go head to head with friends and colleagues
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Cons:
- None really. Lacks the sophisticated bots of Roulette Royale, but still a very good game.
2) Roulettist (KamaGames Ltd): Free
Apple Version – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/roulettist/id537912717?mt=8
Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kamagames.roulettist&hl=en_GB
Roulettist is very much a game that taps into the burgeoning multi-user revolution. Photos of the players adorn each seat, so you have a good idea of who you're playing, and you can even chat to the other people around your table. It's not always easy to find somebody to play against, but get a suitable table and the experience can be very rewarding.
The graphics are very neat and polished, and a range of different layouts pep up interest. If you already play one of KamaGames' other titles, such as Pokerist, you can share your coins across the different apps. You even have a choice of game layouts, including European, French and American.
Roulettist doesn't always work, but when it does, it's a remarkably effective showcase of multiplay tablet gaming.
Pros:
- Neat graphics
- Strong multiplay
- Good options
Cons:
- Not always easy to find a table with other players
- A few stability issues
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3) Roulette 2k10 Lite (1001 Computer Game Labs) Price: Up to 88p
Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.comp1001.roulettelite&hl=en_GB
Sometimes you want all the bells and whistles of the casino. Other times, you just want the simplest cut-back version you can find. If you're in the latter category, you may find 2k10 Lite a lovely anecdote to the overcomplicated renditions that dominate the market. Here, even the iconic spinning wheel has been relegated to the background. What you do get, though, are plenty of numbers, and blitzing gameplay, laced with clear and vibrant graphics.
And while the play itself may be pared-back, there's still room for a multiplay component, with leaderboards and challenges allowing you to take on the world. Refreshing and fast-moving, this is a great alternative to the traditional busy busy casino app.
Pros:
- Simple gameplay
- Fast and clear
- Leaderboard and challenge system adds edge
Cons:
- Will leave option-fiends a little cold
4) Roulette – Casino Style! (RNF Technologies): Free
Apple Version – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/roulette-casino-style/id620353386?mt=8
Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rnftechs.roulette.activities&hl=en
Here's a crisp and polished Roulette App that offers nothing truly sensational, but that produces a very pleasant playing experience for a few minutes. You have a choice of five different tables, although the layouts themselves only come in American or European forms, and even the actual tables don't vary much.
Decent little tunes tootle away in the background, but the audio is otherwise unremarkable, and leaderboards offer some semblance of multi-user play. This is an enjoyable romp through the world of Roulette, although it really needs a killer feature or two if it's to break out of the pack.
Pros:
- Crisp graphics
- Leaderboard
Cons:
- Lacks a real distinguishing feature
5) Casino Master (Second Game Studio): Free
Apple Version – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/casino-master-slots-blackjack/id481150251?mt=8
Variety is the spice of gaming in this nine-strong suite of casino apps. The rich range of titles allows you to dip into not just Roulette or Blackjack, but also Baccarat, Caribbean and Three Card Poker. There's even support for less conventional titles, like Sicbo, and a simplistic slot machine is also implemented.
In truth, it's the choice that makes this worth downloading, as the games themselves are relatively basic. You don't get advanced gaming options or trainers or multiplay. What you do get are reasonably clear and adequately crafted games that will while away a few minutes each – although probably nothing more than that.
The game itself is free, although extra coins will cost you – from 69p for a thousand, to an eye-watering £70 for 300,000…
The game itself is a pretty nice player, and intertwines its pacey action with a clear interface that makes it a joy to play. There's even a decent multiuser aspect, allowing you to match up against friends and colleagues and try to outdo their cash totals. Fun, funky and fast-moving, it's one of the most visceral Roulette experiences available on the small screen.
Pros:
- Graphics are very exciting
- Strong game implementation
- Go head to head with friends and colleagues
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Cons:
- None really. Lacks the sophisticated bots of Roulette Royale, but still a very good game.
2) Roulettist (KamaGames Ltd): Free
Apple Version – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/roulettist/id537912717?mt=8
Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kamagames.roulettist&hl=en_GB
Roulettist is very much a game that taps into the burgeoning multi-user revolution. Photos of the players adorn each seat, so you have a good idea of who you're playing, and you can even chat to the other people around your table. It's not always easy to find somebody to play against, but get a suitable table and the experience can be very rewarding.
The graphics are very neat and polished, and a range of different layouts pep up interest. If you already play one of KamaGames' other titles, such as Pokerist, you can share your coins across the different apps. You even have a choice of game layouts, including European, French and American.
Roulettist doesn't always work, but when it does, it's a remarkably effective showcase of multiplay tablet gaming.
Pros:
- Neat graphics
- Strong multiplay
- Good options
Cons:
- Not always easy to find a table with other players
- A few stability issues
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3) Roulette 2k10 Lite (1001 Computer Game Labs) Price: Up to 88p
Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.comp1001.roulettelite&hl=en_GB
Sometimes you want all the bells and whistles of the casino. Other times, you just want the simplest cut-back version you can find. If you're in the latter category, you may find 2k10 Lite a lovely anecdote to the overcomplicated renditions that dominate the market. Here, even the iconic spinning wheel has been relegated to the background. What you do get, though, are plenty of numbers, and blitzing gameplay, laced with clear and vibrant graphics.
And while the play itself may be pared-back, there's still room for a multiplay component, with leaderboards and challenges allowing you to take on the world. Refreshing and fast-moving, this is a great alternative to the traditional busy busy casino app.
Pros:
- Simple gameplay
- Fast and clear
- Leaderboard and challenge system adds edge
Cons:
- Will leave option-fiends a little cold
4) Roulette – Casino Style! (RNF Technologies): Free
Apple Version – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/roulette-casino-style/id620353386?mt=8
Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rnftechs.roulette.activities&hl=en
Here's a crisp and polished Roulette App that offers nothing truly sensational, but that produces a very pleasant playing experience for a few minutes. You have a choice of five different tables, although the layouts themselves only come in American or European forms, and even the actual tables don't vary much.
Decent little tunes tootle away in the background, but the audio is otherwise unremarkable, and leaderboards offer some semblance of multi-user play. This is an enjoyable romp through the world of Roulette, although it really needs a killer feature or two if it's to break out of the pack.
Pros:
- Crisp graphics
- Leaderboard
Cons:
- Lacks a real distinguishing feature
5) Casino Master (Second Game Studio): Free
Apple Version – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/casino-master-slots-blackjack/id481150251?mt=8
Variety is the spice of gaming in this nine-strong suite of casino apps. The rich range of titles allows you to dip into not just Roulette or Blackjack, but also Baccarat, Caribbean and Three Card Poker. There's even support for less conventional titles, like Sicbo, and a simplistic slot machine is also implemented.
In truth, it's the choice that makes this worth downloading, as the games themselves are relatively basic. You don't get advanced gaming options or trainers or multiplay. What you do get are reasonably clear and adequately crafted games that will while away a few minutes each – although probably nothing more than that.
The game itself is free, although extra coins will cost you – from 69p for a thousand, to an eye-watering £70 for 300,000…
Pros:
- Vast range of titles
- Free
Cons:
- Very simplistic with few advanced options
- No multiplay
6) Roulette Predictor & Calc Pro (White Simplicity) Price: £5.96
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Android Version – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=white.simplicity.RoulettePredictorAndCalculatorPro
This isn't a game at all, but a training aid that might teach you how to predict where the ball is going to land. The idea is that you punch a button every time the ball passes the green zero.
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Do this accurately, and the app will predict the speed and acceleration of the ball. Using this information, it can then try and work out where the ball is going to land.
Such Visual Ballistics (VB) methods are at the forefront of current attempts to ‘defeat' Roulette. This app is unlikely to be the cure, but it could start you on the path to learning how to crack the physics of the Roulette wheel. If that's your idea of a good way to spend an afternoon, this app could far surpass any other game on the market.
Pros:
- Tries to teach you how to work out the physics of Roulette
- Offers useful literature on ‘basic kinematics'
Cons:
- Not a game.
- Of limited use in land-based casinos – although it could theoretically be used with Live Roulette
