Using the dealer's signature\n\n One way of predicting where the ball might land in a game of roulette is to look for the dealer's signature, also known as sector slicing. This theory suggests that the dealer may hit the same numbers more often due to the way in which they spin the wheel.

When all players' bets are locked in and the timer has finished, the live dealer will spin the roulette wheel. The ball will spin and spin and once it lands in the winning number pocket, all winning bets will be settled. And of course, multipliers will be paid out accordingly.

Using the dealer's signature\n\n One way of predicting where the ball might land in a game of roulette is to look for the dealer's signature, also known as sector slicing. This theory suggests that the dealer may hit the same numbers more often due to the way in which they spin the wheel.

When all players' bets are locked in and the timer has finished, the live dealer will spin the roulette wheel. The ball will spin and spin and once it lands in the winning number pocket, all winning bets will be settled. And of course, multipliers will be paid out accordingly.