Low Stakes Roulette

• Play roulette from only 1p/1c per spin!
• A great way to test roulette systems whilst still using real money
  

Low stakes roulette is a traditional roulette game offering low stakes, making it the ideal choice for those wishing to limit their budget, or to try out any roulette systems before investing larger amounts of money. You can play low stakes roulette at many online casinos, however my personal recommended choice would be either Betfred or William Hill, both offer low stakes roulette on traditional European roulette wheels, both of which use smooth graphics and fair gameplay so you know you are going to get a good game for your money.
You can play low stakes roulette for as little as 1 penny per chip, with no minimum per spin, so you can effectively have a game of roulette for 1p a go if you wish. The odds remain the same, paying out at 35/1 for a straight-up number, 17/1 for a split and all other bets paying accordingly.

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Low Stakes Roulette

Some versions of low stakes roulette have a minimum of £1 (or equivalent currency) for outside bets, whereas others will let you bet as low as a penny on black for example and still spin the wheel. The difference is very low, but if you are trying any kind of double-up system you may wish to start at the lowest possible value.
I personally wouldn’t recommend any kind of roulette system, the games are random and the odds are in the casinos favour. Just go with your lucky numbers or how you feel, as chasing outcomes will often not end on a good note, but it’s up to you how you play of course.

As the chips on low stakes roulette are often a penny, you can cover a good amount of the wheel and still win reasonable amounts comparable to your stake from as little as a pound per game. Betting like this actually makes for an entertaining game, without having excessive losses. Winnings too will unlikely be too large, but you will have a fun game.

Low Stakes Roulette for 5p

The bookies often have low stakes roulette in the evenings and quiet times of the day. These are played at 5p per chip, with a minimum cost per spin of £1 per game. These don’t represent as good value for money as their online counterparts due to the games often using bonus roulette which have slightly worse odds than standard roulette. You do however get a fair game for your money, but remember the limits on the bookies roulette machines are very low, and the upper winning limits are also capped at a low £500, so if you can, play online for better odds and an increased chance of winning.