746One wheel, everyone plays the same round.
Red and Black pay 2×, Royal 7×, Gold 14×.
Back as many colours as you like.
Betting is open about 15 seconds.
Your colour lands, your bet pays that multiplier.
Roulette on TF2Royal is a shared round rather than a private game. Every player betting in the same window is betting on the same spin, and everyone sees the same result at the same moment. The betting window is open for roughly 15 seconds, then the wheel spins and pays out immediately.
There are four segments to back. Red and Black each pay 2×, Royal pays 7× and Gold pays 14×. Red and Black cover most of the wheel between them; Royal and Gold are the rare segments, at roughly 3.3% each.
Royal is specific to TF2Royal — a 7× segment sitting between the common colours and the 14× Gold. It gives a middle option for players who find 2× too flat and 14× too rare, and it is the reason the wheel here does not behave like the standard three-colour wheel used on most TF2 sites.
You can put separate bets on any combination of colours in the same round, including all four. Each bet is settled on its own — backing Red and Gold together means one of them pays and the other does not, and the round is a net win or loss depending on the sizes you chose. Bets can be adjusted right up until the betting window closes.
The winning segment is drawn from Random.org before the wheel starts turning. Every completed round is listed on the roulette history page with its serial number, so any spin can be checked against the independent record after the fact.
Red 2×, Black 2×, Royal 7×, Gold 14×.
A 7× segment you will not find on any other TF2 site.
Yes, any combination in the same round.
About 15 seconds per round, and bets can be adjusted right up until it closes.
Red and Black each cover roughly 46.7% of the wheel. Gold and Royal are about 3.3% each.
The roulette history page lists completed rounds with the serial number of the draw behind each one.