Red Door Roulette is a roulette game from Evolution Gaming played on a European wheel. Its main feature is a bonus round that a spin can trigger, in which you pick one of several red doors that hide prizes. This page explains how the game plays, how the bonus round works, how the computer version compares with live dealer tables, and what to check before you start. The rules are short, but the bonus round adds a step after the spin that is easy to misread, so it is covered in its own section.
Versions of the game
This version comes from Evolution Gaming and uses a European wheel with 37 pockets, numbered 0 to 36, and a single zero. The red doors are an extra layer on top of the wheel, not a separate game. The bonus round appears only when a spin triggers it, so a round can also end as a standard roulette result. For other wheel games, see the roulette games page.
Before you play, check which games Captain Cooks Casino offers and read the bet types and stake limits shown in the game. Rules can differ between versions, so the details here describe the game itself, not every table you may find.
How a round works
Each round starts with bets on the wheel. Inside bets cover one number or a small group of numbers, and outside bets cover colours, odd or even, or dozens. You start each spin yourself, and the result is random, like any spin on a wheel. When the ball settles in a pocket, winning bets are paid according to their bet type and losing bets are removed.
The bonus round is a second stage. If a spin triggers it, you pick one of several red doors, and each door hides a prize. The prizes are random, so the door you pick does not give you a better chance.
The RTP is 97.3%. It is the average return over a very large number of rounds, not a result you can expect from one session. Short sessions can end well above or below that figure, because every spin is independent.
Betting systems such as Martingale double the stake after each loss, aiming to recover earlier losses with one win. They do not change the odds of any spin. Each spin is independent, and a stake limit or the money you have set aside can end the sequence before a win comes.
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Computer version and live dealer tables
Red Door Roulette is an instant game, so its spins are generated by software using a random number generator, and no dealer is involved. Each spin runs when you start it, without waiting for a dealer or other players.
A live dealer roulette uses a real wheel in a studio, streamed to your screen. A dealer spins the wheel, the result is shown on camera, and bets are placed within a short window before each spin. The wheel is the same European design, but the pace and the way you follow the result are different.
Captain Cooks Casino offers live casino games. If you prefer a dealer and a visible wheel, check the live tables it lists before you choose a game.
Before you play
Read the bet types and stake limits in the game before you place a bet, so you know what each bet pays and what the minimum and maximum are.
Set a budget before you start and stop when you reach it. Choose a stake you are comfortable losing, and keep it the same across spins rather than raising it after a loss.
Take breaks during longer sessions, and do not try to win back losses in one more round. A losing run is normal in a random game, and one round does not show whether the next will win.
If play stops feeling like entertainment, the safer gambling page lists the tools available.
