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Roulette licenses in the Netherlands
Roulette is one of the simplest casino games to play and one of the easiest to play badly, because the variant you pick changes the house edge more than anything you do at the table. In the Netherlands the rule that matters most comes first: only play at a casino with a Dutch licence. That's what gives you certified games, verified payouts, a real complaints route, CRUKS, and proper identity checks. Below covers what a licence actually guarantees, the variants and their odds, live tables with Dutch croupiers, and how payments work.
| Variant | Pockets | House edge | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| European | 37 (single zero) | ~2.70% | The standard choice, good odds, wide limits |
| French | 37 (single zero) | ~1.35% on even-money | La Partage / En Prison halve the zero loss |
| American | 38 (double zero) | ~5.26% | Avoid for value, the extra pocket nearly doubles the edge |
