The flagship table
Coldstreak Roulette
Thirteen pockets cut in ice, graphite, and one lone strip of platinum. Back a colour, a half, or a single number, then let the rim run down. Free virtual coins, start to finish.
Choose a stake, then pick a pocket or an outside call.
1 · Stake per spin
2 · Outside call — pays 2×
or · Straight pocket — pays 12×
Keyboard: press S to spin, R to refill. Every control is reachable by Tab.
Last ten pockets
How a spin works
Set a stake, choose one call, and release the wheel. Thirteen chrome pockets run from 0 to 12; odd numbers are cut in Ice, even numbers in Graphite, and pocket 0 sits alone in polished platinum. The marker at the top of the rim reads whichever pocket stops beneath it.
Pocket 0 is the house pocket: it clears every outside call, but it can still be backed straight like any other number.
Paytable
| Call | Covers | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| Straight pocket | One number, 0–12 | 12× |
| Ice | 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 | 2× |
| Graphite | 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 | 2× |
| Low | 1 through 6 | 2× |
| High | 7 through 12 | 2× |
Free coins, always
Your session opens with 2,500 virtual coins and you can top the bank back up at any moment with the refill button. Nothing is ever charged, because nothing is ever for sale.
The balance lives in your browser tab and nowhere else. Reload the page and it starts over at 2,500 — there is no account, no ledger, and no carried-over value.
Notes on the wheel
What you are actually looking at
Each spin picks one of thirteen pockets with equal likelihood, using the browser's own random number generator. There is no streak logic, no hidden adjustment based on how much you have won, and no server deciding anything — the whole game runs in the page in front of you and forgets itself the moment you reload.
The wheel face is laid out so that consecutive numbers never sit next to each other. That is purely for the look of the thing; it changes nothing about the odds, since every pocket is the same width.
Reading a result
The teal marker at the top of the rim is the only thing that matters. Whatever pocket stops under it is the result, and the hub in the middle of the wheel repeats it in case the rim is hard to read on a small screen. The last ten results sit in the strip beneath the controls so you can glance back at the session without keeping a tally.
Playing without a mouse
Tab moves between the stake chips, the outside calls, the numbered pockets, and the two buttons; Enter or Space activates whichever one is focused. If you would rather skip the walk, S spins and R refills the coin bank from anywhere on the page. Players who have asked their system to reduce motion get an instant result instead of the long slowdown.
A word about the coins
Coldstreak coins exist to keep score and nothing else. They cannot be bought, sold, gifted, cashed out, or carried between sessions, and no amount of them unlocks anything. When the bank runs low, press refill; when you are done, close the tab and it is all gone. If any of that stops feeling like fun, our responsible play page is a two-minute read.