Roulette has long been a staple in casino lore, and Stakehouse Den’s Roulette brings that classic tension into the Splinterlands universe with both flair and fidelity. This isn’t just about spinning a wheel—it’s about crafting an experience that feels fair, immersive, and exciting even for cautious bettors.
Gameplay Mechanics
Players enter a virtual Vegas-styled roulette table, select their bets, and wait for the spin. Bets can be placed on individual numbers, color (red/black), odds/evens, groups of numbers, dozens, or columns. Once bets are locked in, the wheel spins, the ball drops, and fortunes are settled when the ball lands.
What stands out is the commitment to realism. Stakehouse Den uses a physics simulation to govern wheel movement and ball behavior—meaning animations, motion, and outcomes are meant to mimic what you’d expect if you were standing at a real roulette wheel. Visuals and sound design further reinforce the immersion.
Rules, Bets & Payouts
The game follows standard American roulette rules, so you’ll recognize much of the structure if you’ve played elsewhere. There are both inside bets—like straight up (single number), split, street, corner, six-line—and outside bets, including color, high/low, odd/even, dozens, and columns. Each has its payout range:
Straight (1 number): 35 to 1
Split (2 numbers): 17 to 1
Street (3 in a row): 11 to 1
Corner (4 adjacent): 8 to 1
Six-line (6 numbers): 5 to 1
Outside bets (e.g. red/black, odd/even): typically 1 to 1
Dozens or columns: 2 to 1
There are minimum and maximum bet limits enforced each round — so high rollers and casual players alike have bounds. Beyond just spin and win, Stakehouse Den’s Roulette adds layers of player-centric features: customization (table themes, avatar visuals, music), multiplayer mode so you can bet “alongside” others, and stat tracking (bet history, wins vs losses, etc.). These elements make it more than a one-off spin—it’s a growing experience.