Roulette automatica
A roulette game by Gioco d'azzardo Vivo
Vivo Gaming's dealerless roulette: an automated wheel launches the ball on four tables around the clock, including European Portomaso Auto Roulette and Safari Auto Roulette.
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- • No dealer
- • 4 tables
- • Around the clock
Vale la pena giocarci?
For players who want roulette without the talk and the waiting. An automated wheel runs every round, so spins come quickly. Vivo publishes no paytable or wheel for most of these tables; the Portomaso table is the one its own branding marks as European.
Giocaci se
- You want spins without a dealer's chat between them
- You want a table that is always open
- You like the European branded Portomaso table
Salta questo passaggio se
- You enjoy a dealer and the social side of a live table
- You want published return figures before you bet
- You find a fast flow of spins hard to keep under a budget
Profilo di varianza
Medio. Ordinary roulette spins, just more of them in an hour because nobody has to call the bets or pay out by hand.
How Auto Roulette works
Bet before the launch
Betting closes on a timer, then the automated wheel launches the ball by itself.
Pick your table
Vivo runs four automated tables. The Portomaso table is branded European Auto Roulette; Safari Auto Roulette has its own themed set.
The next round opens
Winning bets are paid automatically and the next round starts without waiting for a person.
Roulette with no croupier
At Vivo Gaming’s Auto Roulette a machine does the croupier’s job: it launches the ball, reads the result and the system settles the bets. Vivo says it runs four automated tables around the clock. Without a dealer calling no more bets or paying out by hand, rounds follow each other quickly.
The tables
Vivo’s catalog lists Auto Roulette, Portomaso Roulette and Safari Roulette in this family. The Portomaso table carries the branding European, Portomaso Auto Roulette, from Vivo’s partnership with Portomaso Gaming, so that one is a single zero table. Safari Auto Roulette is a themed set; Vivo does not say which wheel it uses.
What it costs
No paytable or return figure is published for these tables. On standard payouts a single zero wheel costs 2.70% a spin and a double zero wheel 5.26%. Because an automated table spins more often, a session at the same stake costs more an hour than at a dealer table.
The math behind Auto Roulette
Vivo Gaming publishes no paytable or return figure for its Auto Roulette tables, and names a wheel only for the Portomaso table. These are the figures that are published.
- Tavoli
- 4 automated tables
- Hours
- Around the clock
- Portomaso table
- Branded European
One zero or two
The one price you can check at the table is the wheel: a 00 pocket on the layout means double zero. On the standard payouts, this is what each wheel costs.
Single zero, 37 pockets
2.70% margine della casa
One green pocket out of 37. $1 on red for 100 spins costs about $2.70 on average.
Double zero, 38 pockets
5.26% margine della casa
Two green pockets out of 38, almost double the cost: about $5.26 per 100 spins of $1 on red. The five number bet (0, 00, 1, 2, 3) costs even more, 7.89%.
Why there is no bet calculator here
With no published payouts to work from, a bet calculator for Auto Roulette could only guess at your odds, so we have left it out.
Studio source: Vivo Gaming live dealer games page, checked October 17, 2026. Your casino's in game help shows the full paytable and the return for each bet.
Is there a Auto Roulette strategy?
No. A machine launch does not leave a pattern you can read, and the faster flow of spins only raises how much you stake in an hour.
A machine is not a tell
Some players watch automated wheels for repeating sectors. A result you have already seen does not change the chance of the next pocket.
More spins, more staked
With no dealer to wait for, the same stake buys more spins an hour, so the hourly cost rises even though each spin costs the same.
What you can control
Choose the European table
Where you have the choice, the Portomaso table is branded European, so it is the single zero option at 2.70% a spin on standard payouts.
Set a spin budget
Decide how many spins your session will be, not just how long, because automated tables get through them quickly.
Play for fun, with money you can afford to lose. Set a time and money limit before you start and keep to it. If gambling stops being fun or you feel the urge to chase losses, take a break and get support: see our problem gambling help page.
Roulette automatica vs European Roulette
Compare the wheel and payout rules with Roulette europea. The cost shown applies only to the stated bets.
| Roulette automatica | Roulette europea | |
|---|---|---|
| Formato | Automated wheel, no dealer, four tables around the clock | Live dealer, single zero wheel, five themed tables |
Specifiche complete del gioco
🎰 Roulette specifications
- Formato
- Automated wheel, no dealer, four tables around the clock
Roulette automatica FAQ
Is there a dealer at Vivo Auto Roulette?
No. An automated wheel launches the ball and the result is read and settled by the system. Vivo runs four of these tables around the clock.
What is Portomaso Roulette?
One of Vivo’s automated tables, branded European, Portomaso Auto Roulette. Vivo partnered with Portomaso Gaming to bring its live content to Portomaso’s operator network.
Is Safari Roulette an automated table too?
Yes. Its own branding reads Safari Auto Roulette. Vivo does not say which wheel it uses, so check the layout for a 00 pocket.
Can a machine wheel be trusted?
It is a real wheel and ball, launched by a machine instead of a person. Vivo says Gaming Laboratories International tests its games and systems; check the casino’s license too, since it is the one paying you.
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