Live roulette at Bogart and BetPhoenix 

Live roulette from Bogart/Betphoenix in-house dealer studio.  Game is double zero (American) roulette.

Available to all (including US) players at:

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Live roulette at Bogart and BetPhoenix is offered in double zero format, making it a less attractive option from a house edge standpoint to the single zero game offered at most other live roulette platforms.  But is is also one of the very few live roulette games currently available for US players.

The game interface is nicely set out with all bet and information options easy to find and use.  Broadly, the layout is similar to most live roulette games, with a small video / web-cast inset into the larger bet interface containing all the game instructions and play options.  Vision is relatively sharp and allows a clear view of the game action and spin outcome.

One great feature of this live roulette offering is the fact that it is offered in free-play mode, so players are able to get a feel for how the interface works before playing with real money.

It also should be said that this is one of the fastest live roulette games you will find online with a brisk 20 seconds offered to place your bets once a new game begins.

Features

- Free play option available;

- US player policy: US players welcome;

- Browser play: Play directly from you browser with no download required (Adobe Flash plug-in required);

- Time between spins to place bets: 20 seconds;

- Bet history: full session bet history available;

- Spin history: Previous spin outcomes clearly presented;

- Variety of bet ranges: see roulette limits page.

Recorded game demo video clip

	Bogart / BetPhoenix live roulette - place/confirm bet Players are afforded a 20 second count to place and confirm bets before the croupier spins the wheel and releases the ball. Bet options and other required information like bet and spin outcome history are all clearly presented,
	Bogart / BetPhoenix live roulette - clean interface During the spin the camera zooms partially onto the wheel.  Interestingly, the zoom is actually dealer prompted.
	Bogart / BetPhoenix live roulette - zoom After the ball comes to rest the camera zooms all the way in to clearly reveal the outcome.  This is also graphically depicted in the 'virtual' table set below the video cast.