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Roulette Reinvented
“Be the Dealer Roulette” lets regular players act as the casino — offering increased payouts to other players on straight numbers (e.g. x40 instead of the standard x36).
If the offered straight number is drawn, all eligible players receive the offered payout. If it isn’t drawn, the offering player collects the eligible bets that were placed on his offering.
Has a 0.0% chance to win the eligible bets placed on his offer.
Gain real positive equity when betting on increased-payout numbers.
*Eligible players — see Appendix A.
A new phase is added to the roulette table — the offering phase, active for a set number of seconds. Each player decides whether to become “the dealer” for the round. To make an offer, the player chooses:
The table then auto-calculates the total bets the offer can accept and the potential win (risk amount + accepted bets).
Risk €4,000 at x40 → players can place up to €100 in eligible bets on that number.
When the phase timer ends, all offers are sent to the operator to approve, and the offering amount is taken from the owner’s wallet.
Once bets are approved, eligibility is decided by randomizing the players who bet on each boosted number, then assigning eligibility from the highest multiplier down until capacity is filled.
Bets that exceed the increased-payout capacity play against the casino as normal roulette and receive the standard x36 payout.
See the detailed assignment logic in Appendix A.
Eligible players win the boosted payout. Remaining bets win standard x36 from the casino. The owner wins nothing.
The owner wins all bets that were eligible for his offer. Remaining bets go to the casino.
The math is straightforward: the owner accepts a lower RTP based on the payout offered, while the eligible player gains positive equity that grows as the payout increases.
European roulette owners can offer boosted payouts starting at x38; American roulette starting at x39.
| Multiplier | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owner RTP (EU) | 2.70% | 0.00% | -2.70% | -5.41% | -8.11% | -10.81% | -13.51% | -16.22% | -18.92% | -21.62% |
| Owner RTP (US) | 5.26% | 2.63% | 0.00% | -2.63% | -5.26% | -7.89% | -10.53% | -13.16% | -15.79% | -18.42% |
Take a bigger risk, but win 0.0% of rounds (36/37).
Chance at positive equity when eligible — a feature no other casino game offers.
Players win and lose against each other, not the house.
The casino isn’t part of the increased-payout transaction, but the format drives measurable upside:
Positive-RTP bets attract players away from competitor sites.
Players wager more on boosted numbers for a shot at eligibility.
Be the Dealer requires a dedicated table — rev-share is taken from the entire revenue the table generates, as with a standard game provider deal.
Rev-share only from straight bets on increased-payout numbers.
Revenue share defined from entry fees.
Both the standard “Be the Dealer” and Tournament variants are submitted as provisional patents to the US Patent Office.
Logic for how each player who placed a bet on a straight number is assigned to an increased payout — and how much of their bet is eligible.
