Let’s talk Premier Roulette Diamond Edition, shall we?
Ladies, it’s time to dig out that elegant black evening dress that you re-mortgaged your house for.
Gentlemen, it’s time to put your dinner jacket on (we can call it a tux if you prefer, but keep it under your hat).
Premier Roulette Diamond Edition oozes style. It was made for wombats! The 3d roulette wheel spins smoothly around, and if you listen very carefully you’ll be able to hear me tinkling away in the background on my Steinway piano. They don’t call me Stevie Wombat for nothing.
What we love about this roulette game is its design. When you first arrive at the table, the betting area looks very simple with the main inside and outside bets all to hand. Just select a coin size from 0.25 to £/€/$ 1000 and click on the area you would like to bet on, much like you would lay chips on a table in Las Vegas, Macau, Monaco or London.
There is a re-bet option and a double bet option which is handy for all you Martingale types.
As virtual roulette games go (as opposed to our live roulette games), this variant is right up there.
Roulette Options
When you start looking around the table, you’ll start to notice lots of options- it’s similar to our other VIP game, Premier Roulette, on that front. You can change the table colour for example (I like the blue one personally!) Then right at the bottom of the game (it’s quite a small link) there’s a button called “options” where you can change the games speed to Turbo (impatient little wombat, aren’t we?), and switch the sounds on and off, just in case my jazz piano number isn’t to your taste.
Expert Mode
Now, I like to think I’m an expert in most things, I may be wrong (read my roulette tips and make your own mind up). Premier Roulette Diamond suits me down to the ground, because there’s another little button at the bottom of the game that says “expert”. So of course, I click it, it may as well say “Wombat click here”.
Anyway, this cleverly brings up a racetrack betting area.
Now if you think this is for betting on the horses, then you shouldn’t have clicked the button in the first place, as this brings up all of the call bets- those bets that you normally see on French roulette, like Voisins du Zero, Tiers du Cylindre, Les Orphelins and so on.
There is another red button which brings up just about everything else you might want to be on including Red Splits, Black Splits, the 007 bet (yes Moneypenny, the 007 bet), plus the Finales en Plein, the Finales a Cheval, the Chip Bomb and so on.
You can also lay neighbours bets on any number selecting between 1 and 8 numbers on either side of the number you are going for. Talk about comprehensive. Phew wee!
Roulette Statistics
The other thing we love about this roulette game is the statistics panel. Now, at the risk of sounding like a nerdy wombat, these are beautiful! They’ll show you all the hot and cold numbers laid out in a very pretty table that will have the BBC with their swingometers going green with envy.
Wombat Score: 4/5
We couldn’t find much to fault with this roulette game other than the fact that it is not (yet) available on mobiles and tablets. We’re working on it!
With the standard and regular mode, it’s a great game for all types of player.