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Hot Streak Roulette means thirteen tables from two studios, and every wheel has one zero: 37 pockets, a 97.2973% theoretical RTP, a 2.7027% house edge and 35:1 on a single number. This page covers which wheels exist, what the studios actually publish about them, the odds for each bet, and the bonus rule that catches roulette players out.

  • WHEEL RTP97.30%
  • POCKETS37, one zero
  • BONUS WAGERING0% on roulette
  • APPNone, browser only

The short answer

Hot Streak has thirteen roulette tables, all single zero, so the house edge is 2.70% on every standard bet. Pragmatic Play supplies the live tables and Relax Gaming the RNG wheels. Roulette counts for 0% towards bonus wagering, so free spins and bonus money cannot be cleared on it. There is no app; everything runs in the browser.

The shelf

What is on the roulette shelf at Hot Streak

Hot Streak is a slots casino first, and the roulette shelf shows it. The lobby carries thirteen roulette titles from two studios: six from Pragmatic Play, which supplies the live tables here, and seven from Relax Gaming, which supplies the RNG wheels. That is enough to choose a pace and a stake, but it is nowhere near the range of a casino built around cards and wheels. A player who treats roulette as their main game should know that before depositing, so this page lists what is there and what the studios say about it.

Live wheels from Pragmatic

Roulette, Auto Roulette, Mega Roulette, Speed Auto Roulette, Speed Roulette 1 and Speed Roulette 2 are Pragmatic Play titles. Mega Roulette adds random multipliers, the two Speed Roulette tables shorten the round, and the Auto titles run on an automated wheel.

RNG wheels from Relax

European Roulette, European Roulette - Dark Mode, Platinum Roulette, Roulette 6, Roulette Nouveau, Turbo Roulette and 10p Roulette are Relax Gaming titles. They are computer-run tables, so there is no presenter and no studio to wait for.

One wheel type only

Every wheel in this lobby is single zero: 37 pockets, numbered 0-36. A double-zero American wheel, with its 5.26% house edge, is not on the shelf, so you cannot pick the harsher game by accident.

In practice the choice comes down to pace and price. The Speed titles and Turbo Roulette are for people who want many rounds an hour, 10p Roulette is for people who want to keep each spin small, and Mega Roulette is for people who want a rare large win and accept the unknowns that come with it. The rest of the lobby is described on the games page, and a table that refuses to load is covered on the status page.

Table list

The tables people actually open

The list below holds every roulette title that is really in this lobby, with its studio. It is meant for the moment you have registered and want to know where to start, not for browsing a hundred tiles. Pick a studio and you get either the live tables or the RNG wheels, because the two studios do not overlap.

  • 1Filter by studio first: Pragmatic Play for the live-style tables, Relax Gaming for the RNG wheels.
  • 2Then set the RTP filter, remembering that most rows will say not published.
  • 3Open the title and read its info panel before you stake anything.

The RTP filter is there because the figure matters, and it is also why it will disappoint you. Only Pragmatic's plain Roulette has a published number (97.30%), and Relax publishes none for its wheels. A filter that hides a title with no published RTP is not saying the game is worse; it is saying nobody has printed the figure where we can check it. For those rows only the game's own info panel can settle it.

The list is a snapshot of the lobby as checked on 15 October 2026; the live lobby is always the accurate stock list.

The studios

Who builds these wheels

Two of the three studios behind the Hot Streak catalogue make roulette here, and they build different kinds of game. Knowing which is which tells you what to expect from a table before it loads.

  • PRAGMATIC PLAYSupplies the live tables. Its Mega Roulette page describes a single-zero wheel with between one and five Mega Multipliers of 50x-500x applied randomly to selected straight-up bets. Its Speed Roulette page quotes an average round of around 25 seconds with trained dealers, and a Speed Auto version with no dealer on an automated wheel.
  • RELAX GAMINGSupplies the RNG wheels. The studio's page for Roulette Nouveau describes European roulette with 37 numbered pockets and options to cover several numbers or splits at set rates of return. It publishes nothing for the other six titles that we could find.
  • BRAGGSupplies slots in this catalogue, not roulette, so it does not appear in the table list.

For the Pragmatic side, the studio's separate live page describes its Roulette as broadcast from a studio in Bucharest. Its game page for plain Roulette, however, does not say whether that title is RNG or live, so check the tile in the lobby. For Speed Roulette 2, the studio's speed-games page does not mention the table at all, which is why this guide treats its details as not published. Random-number monitoring on the operator's side is done by Markor (Gibraltar) Ltd, and the games are played on a UK Gambling Commission licence held by Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited.

The rest of the lobby

Slots from the same three studios

Titles rotate in and out of the lobby - the live lobby is the only stock list.

The maths

RTP, the house edge and what a wheel really costs

A roulette wheel in a dark casino hall

A single-zero wheel has 37 pockets, numbered 0-36: 18 red, 18 black and one green zero. Every standard bet pays as though there were 36 pockets, and the zero is the casino's whole edge. One spin in 37 lands on it, which is a 2.7027% house edge and a theoretical return to player of 36/37, or 97.2973%. Pragmatic's 97.30% for its plain Roulette is that same figure rounded.

BetPaysChanceHouse edge
Straight-up35:12.70%2.70%
Split17:15.41%2.70%
Street11:18.11%2.70%
Corner8:110.81%2.70%
Six-line5:116.22%2.70%
Column or dozen2:132.43%2.70%
Even-money1:148.65%2.70%

Swipe the table sideways

Pays shows profit to stake, so 35:1 returns £36 on a £1 straight-up bet including the stake.

The edge is identical on every row. A straight-up bet wins rarely and pays a lot, an even-money bet wins almost half the time and pays little, and the zero takes its share of each. That is also why no staking system helps: you cannot change the edge per spin by changing the order of your bets. On £100 staked across straight-up bets, the expected return is £97.30, an average loss of £2.70.

The zero and even-money bets

Red, black, odd, even, 1-18 and 19-36 win on 18 pockets and lose on 19. The extra losing pocket is the zero, which is the only reason an even-money bet is not a fair coin toss.

What a fast round costs

If a Speed Roulette round really averaged 25 seconds, an hour would be 144 spins. At £1 a spin that is £144 staked and an expected cost of about £3.89. Pace changes the bill, not the percentage.

Why the American wheel is worse

A double-zero wheel has 38 pockets and the same payouts, so the edge doubles to 5.26% and the return falls to 94.7368%. It would lose an average £5.26 per £100. This lobby does not carry one.

Two caveats keep the table honest. First, it describes standard single-zero payouts. Mega Roulette adds multipliers on selected straight-up bets, and the studio says they can increase a win by up to 500x, but it publishes no RTP for the game and this guide does not claim how the multiplier interacts with the usual 35:1; read the rules in the game itself. Second, Auto, Speed Roulette 1 and 2 and Mega Roulette have no studio-published RTP, and Relax publishes none for its wheels, so for all of those the figure is not published and only the game's own info panel can settle it.

On mobile

Roulette on a phone

There is no Hot Streak app. The casino has no App Store or Google Play listing, so roulette runs in your phone's browser like everything else. Add the site to your home screen if you want a one-tap shortcut, and keep the browser updated so the wheel and video stream load cleanly.

Live tables need a steady signal

A live table streams video, so a weak connection shows up as lag between the ball dropping and the result appearing. On a poor signal an RNG wheel is the safer pick, because it does not stream a studio.

RNG wheels are lighter

Relax Gaming's computer-run wheels have no video feed, so they tend to suit a short session on the move. 10p Roulette keeps each spin small enough for a bus journey.

Bets are placed by thumb

Roulette layouts are crowded on a small screen. Zoom in on the number grid before you confirm a straight-up or split bet, and check the chip value, since a mis-tap is the most common way to stake the wrong amount.

If a table will not load, the status page explains how to tell whether the fault is at your end or the casino's. Deposits and withdrawals work the same way on a phone as on a desktop, and the cashier page lists the methods.

Checklist

Before your first spin: a five-minute checklist

Roulette is a simple game inside a few terms that are easy to miss. These are the points worth ten seconds each before real money goes on the layout.

  1. Skip roulette if you are clearing a bonus

    Slots contribute 100% to wagering and every other game type, roulette included, contributes 0%. Free spins and bonus money cannot be cleared on these tables. A spin on the wheel does nothing for your requirement, so finish the bonus on slots first, or play roulette with cash only. The bonuses page sets out the welcome terms.

  2. Open the info panel

    It is the only authority on the RTP of the table in front of you. For most titles here the studio publishes no figure, so the panel is where you check, not a guide like this one.

  3. Check the wheel

    Count the pockets. Every wheel in this lobby should show a single green zero. If you ever see two, close the table.

  4. Choose your stake before you open the table

    Exact minimum and maximum stakes are not published for any title here. 10p Roulette is the low-stake wheel, but look at the table limits on screen rather than assuming.

  5. Set limits first

    Deposit limits, time-outs and reality checks are in your account, and GAMSTOP covers every UK-licensed site. Decide the cost of the session, as the maths section shows, before you start.

  6. Verify early

    Identity checks happen before you can play. Doing them at registration avoids a delay when you first want to withdraw.

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Reader questions

Roulette questions we get asked

Is roulette at Hot Streak single zero or double zero?

Single zero. Every wheel in the lobby has 37 pockets, numbered 0-36, so the house edge is 2.7027% and the theoretical RTP is 97.2973%. A straight-up number pays 35:1. A double-zero American wheel, which would have a 5.26% edge, is not in this lobby, so you cannot end up on one by mistake.

What is the Hot Streak roulette RTP?

The theoretical RTP of a standard single-zero bet is 97.2973%, which Pragmatic Play publishes as 97.30% on its Roulette page. For Auto Roulette, Speed Roulette 1 and 2 and Mega Roulette the studio publishes no RTP, and Relax Gaming publishes none for its wheels, so only the game's own info panel can settle it.

Does roulette count towards the welcome bonus wagering?

No. Slots contribute 100% to wagering and every other game type, roulette included, contributes 0%. Free spins and bonus money cannot be cleared on a roulette table, and staking on one does not reduce what you owe. Clear bonuses on slots, or play roulette with cash only.

Who supplies the roulette wheels at Hot Streak?

Pragmatic Play supplies six titles, including the live tables: Roulette, Auto Roulette, Mega Roulette, Speed Auto Roulette, Speed Roulette 1 and Speed Roulette 2. Relax Gaming supplies seven RNG wheels, from European Roulette to 10p Roulette. That makes thirteen titles from two studios.

How does Mega Roulette work?

Pragmatic Play describes a single-zero wheel where between one and five Mega Multipliers, ranging from 50x to 500x, are applied randomly to selected straight-up bets. The studio says they can increase a win by up to 500x. It publishes no RTP for the game, so read the in-game rules and info panel.

What is the minimum bet on Hot Streak roulette?

Exact minimum and maximum stakes are not published. 10p Roulette, a Relax Gaming title, is the low-stake wheel in the lobby, and the table limits shown on screen are the real figure. Do not rely on any number quoted elsewhere without checking the table itself.

Is there a Hot Streak roulette app?

No. There is no Hot Streak app and no App Store or Google Play listing. Roulette runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, in pounds sterling. Live tables stream video, so a steady connection helps, and the RNG wheels are lighter if your signal is poor.

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A plain wheel, honestly described

Hot Streak is not where a roulette specialist would go for range, and it does not pretend to be. What it offers is a single-zero wheel at a fair, published edge, from two recognised studios, on a licensed site, with the sportsbook behind the same login.

Read the info panel, remember that roulette counts 0% to a bonus, and stake only what the session is worth to you.

  • Single zero on every wheel
  • 97.2973% theoretical RTP
  • UK Gambling Commission licence

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