The Wombat says: Tired of the same old slots Wombat Fans? You know the old saying;
‘variety is the spice 😆 of life’, well we could use something new, which is why we were
more than happy to review this beauty! 😆 From Iron Dog Studios is 3D European Roulette
with sharp 3D quality graphics, and a slick user experience for both 😆 mobile and
desktop. Let’s get stuck in! Look and Feel Let’s be honest; 3D European Roulette
doesn’t look all that 😆 different from the other roulette games out there (well it’s much
prettier than the Next Gen European roulette we also 😆 have), but it does have a
neighbours bets feature, and a very cool stats overlay feature so you can see 😆 how the
board has played. This also allows you to search for hot and cold numbers and it’s a
must 😆 for all those roulette geeks out there who like to crunch the numbers before you
place your bets. Plus, there’s 😆 also a fast play option if you like to keep the pace up
when you play. All in all it’s 😆 probably the slick 3D graphics that set 3D European
Roulette apart from the other versions of this classic casino game. 😆 So, if you prefer
this layout to some of the others, then pull up a seat at the 3D table 😆 and give that
silver spinner a big old whirl! This is a virtual roulette game that uses an RNG to
😆 generate the results of course. If you prefer to play on a real wheel, we have plenty
of live games 😆 as well including Club Roulette and Golden Ball. Check them all out in
the live casino games section.
Game Play
Even though 😆 the first look at a roulette
betting table might be a bit intimidating for the newbie who’s more used to 😆 slots, the
game is pretty easy. Basically, you are betting on which of the black and red 37
chambers a 😆 randomly-spun white ball will land. We do have some more complex games here
at Wombat Towers such as this Dolphin 😆 Roulette game with marine side bets (yes,
really). 3D roulette is not one of those.
You can bet on individual numbers, 😆 ranges of
numbers, the colour of the chamber (all chambers except for the number 0 are coloured
either red or 😆 black), or whether the number that comes up will be an odd number or an
even one. The greater the 😆 coverage of the range is, the lower the potential payout will
be; and the lesser the coverage, the greater your 😆 potential win could be! Still
confused? Then click on ‘paytable’ for a list of the types of bets and their
😆 payouts.
All the extras
Like to keep the betting fresh? Switch things up every now and
then with the Neighbours board, where 😆 you can bet on different areas of where the ball
may land on the wheel, or different selections of 5 😆 numbers. Picking from the specific
sections like Voisins, Orphelins and Tiers is a nice touch, too. And if you don’t 😆 know
what they mean, we’ll tell you!
Voisins du Zero
This means ‘neighbours of zero’ and
this bet refers to the 17 😆 numbers on the wheel that reach from 22, right round to 25.
Slap-bang in the middle of this grouping is 😆 the Zero. Hence, all of the numbers around
it are its ‘neighbours’. Get it?
Tiers du Cylindre
Translated as ‘thirds of the 😆 wheel’,
this bet-type is an exactly a third of the roulette wheel (specifically the bottom
third), and the numbers go 😆 from 33 right round to 27. Mon dieu!
Orphelins
These
‘orphans’ are two small segments that make up the eight numbers not 😆 in the Voisins du
Zero nor Tiers du Cylindre. These include 9, 31, 14, 20 and 1 on one side 😆 of the table,
and 17, 34 and 6 on the other.
Play 3D European Roulette on mobile
Fancy a spot of
roulette 😆 on the hop? Well you’re in luck as this game is optimised for all devices, and
looks just as good 😆 on mobile and tablet as it does desktop.
Conclusion
What are your
lucky numbers Wombat Fans? We would share ours, but that 😆 would be bad luck…Place your
bets please! You won’t be disappointed
Wombat score: 4/5
