Lightning Roulette is a roulette game from Evolution that adds multipliers to a European wheel. Searches for lottogo lightning roulette usually come from players who want to know how the game is played, what its figures mean and whether it suits them. This page covers the rules, the difference between computer and live versions and some practical points before you play.
Common variants
Lightning Roulette is Evolution's version of roulette with a multiplier feature added. Standard roulette comes in European, French and American wheels, and the European wheel has 37 pockets, one of them zero. Lightning Roulette is built on the European wheel, so the basic bet types match the classic game.
Before you play, look for the game name on the casino's site and compare it with other roulette tables you see there. Versions can differ in name, layout and rules, so check the rules shown in the game itself.
How the game is played
Each round follows the rule set by the provider: One to five numbers are struck with multipliers from 50x to 500x before a European wheel spin, and straight-up bets on a struck number are paid at the multiplier. Bets are placed on the numbers as in standard roulette, and the multiplier applies only where the rule above says it does.
The game's RTP is 97.3%, and its maximum win is 500x. RTP is the return over a very large number of rounds. It does not tell you what a single round will pay.
Each spin is random. Past results do not change the odds of the next spin. Betting systems such as Martingale, which double the stake after every loss, do not change the odds either. They only change how quickly your balance moves.
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Computer version and live dealer
In general, an RNG roulette game uses software to produce each outcome, so no dealer is involved. A live dealer roulette game streams a real wheel from a studio, and a dealer runs each round. The bets and the basic roulette maths are the same in both formats. What differs is how the spin is produced and how the round is presented.
Live dealer games usually run more slowly, because each round waits for the dealer and the stream. Before you join any roulette table, check the rules shown in the game itself. You can compare live tables on the Live Casino page.
Practical tips
Read the rules and the RTP before you bet, and check the table limits before you join. Decide on a budget before you start, and stop when it is gone. If you want a cap on deposits or play time, use the tools the casino offers. Choose a stake you can afford to lose, because a multiplier does not guarantee any return. If play stops being fun, the safer gambling page explains where to get help.
