What Double Ball Roulette Actually Changes
Standard roulette sends one ball around the wheel. Double Ball Roulette, produced by Evolution, fires two balls simultaneously using a compressed-air cannon — a mechanical feature that keeps each result independent. Both balls land on separate pockets, and your bets can cover one ball, both balls, or an exact match on a single number. That last bet — both balls hitting the
same pocket — pays at 1300:1 on a straight-up wager. Outside bets like red/black require both balls to match your selection to pay, which shifts the math significantly compared with single-ball tables. RTP information is displayed where Evolution exposes it within the game interface. Availability depends on your state and eligible access under local law.