1Bet Live: Our Review, How and Where to Play

1Bet is essentially a unique approach to European roulette. In short, a single numbered ball is drawn from a big drum machine in every round. That number is the winner – if you place a bet that predicts the winner, you get a payout depending on which type of bet you made. If you need a refresher on the basic rules and gameplay of roulette, check out this tutorial.

The unique thing about TVBet games is that wagers are made using “betting slips” which work a bit like in sports betting.

You need to use the expansive interface below the main game window to place your bets. Select any number of bets on the main grid and they will be added to your betting slip. You can then change the size of your stake or add additional selections. Once you’re done, click on the ‘Confirm’ button, and your bets will be active in the first upcoming round. Alternatively, you can tick the ‘one-click bet’ option above the slip. This will make the interface automatically confirm any bets as soon as you select them.

You can refer to our guide to all roulette bets for more information about how individual wagers work. Just keep in mind that 1Bet draws balls instead of a wheel.

1Bet Available Bets

Importantly, not all standard roulette bets are available in 1Bet.

Although the in-game wager menu lists them, some options such as Split and Corner bets cannot be placed.

Besides that, though, every wager works in a familiar pattern. The more numbers a bet covers, the more likely it is to win, so the less it pays. Your options include:

• Straight-up or single-number bets – covers a single-number
• Street – covers 3 numbers in a horizontal line on the grid
• Sixline – covers 6 numbers in two adjacent horizontal lines on the grid
• Dozen – covers 12 numbers based on their horizontal grouping. Options include 1-12, 13-24, and 25-36.
• Column – covers 12 numbers on a vertical line
• Odd – covers all Odd numbers (18 in total)
• Even – covers all Even numbers (18 in total)
• Red – covers all red-colored numbers (18 in total)
• Black – covers all black-colored numbers (18 in total)
• 1-18 – covers half of all numbers excluding zeroes
• 19-36 – the same as 1-18, but covers the other half

Comparison to Other TVBet Games

1Bet is very similar to TVBet’s other hybrid roulette game – Wheelbet. Wheelbet uses a Wheel of Fortune-style big wheel to determine results, but also relies on standard roulette rules.

Although these two games seem quite different, most of their differences are purely cosmetic. 1Bet uses bingo balls while Wheelbet uses a big wheel.

However, there is also one crucial difference that makes 1Bet objectively better to play – the lack of a second zero. 1Bet is based on a European roulette wheel while Wheelbet uses an American-style wheel with two zeroes. This translates into a big advantage in terms of RTP for 1Bet.