Reviewed by Ailsa Kennaway - 26 September 2026
Cazeus runs its live tables through Evolution, confirmed as one of the operator's core providers - which makes European and American roulette a reasonable expectation here, though we haven't confirmed the exact variant list or table limits ourselves. If you clear a deposit bonus on roulette, wagering runs at 35x on the match and can run as high as 350x specifically on table-game contribution by one portal's account, so check your account's terms before you spin a single hand toward clearing it.
Check which wheel is live before you depositWhat we can and can't confirm about the wheel
Roulette sits under the same live dealer umbrella as Cazeus's blackjack and baccarat tables, and all three run on the same logic: Evolution supplies the studio, so a roulette offering is a fair expectation rather than a marketing guess. What we have not been able to pin down independently is which specific wheel variants are live - European single-zero, American double-zero, a Lightning-style multiplier table, or all three - and what the minimum and maximum bets look like on each. Treat this page as the maths and terms you need to know, not a table-by-table inventory we've personally clicked through.
That gap matters more here than it would at a fully audited operator, because Cazeus already carries an unresolved licensing question covered in our main review - we're not going to compound that by inventing table details we haven't seen ourselves.
European versus American: the one number that decides your edge
Roulette's house edge comes down almost entirely to how many zeros are on the wheel, and this part isn't specific to Cazeus - it's how the game works everywhere. A European wheel carries a single green zero pocket, giving a house edge of 2.7% on even-money and straight-up bets alike. An American wheel adds a second zero, nearly doubling the edge to 5.26%. Same betting layout, same payouts on paper, twice the cost to the player over time on the double-zero version.
| Wheel | Zero pockets | House edge |
|---|---|---|
| European roulette | 1 (single zero) | 2.7% |
| American roulette | 2 (double zero) | 5.26% |
Before you sit down at a Cazeus table, look for which wheel is actually loaded. If both are on offer, the European version is the better bet mathematically every time - there's no scenario where the extra zero works in your favour.
Why Evolution matters for roulette specifically
Evolution isn't just one live-dealer studio among several - it's the industry's leading roulette supplier, running the majority of licensed live wheels used across the sector. That's a general fact about the studio, not something we measured at Cazeus, but it's the reason we can say a roulette offering here is expected rather than speculative: Cazeus lists Evolution as a confirmed provider, and roulette is close to a given wherever that studio operates. See our Evolution page for what the studio runs more broadly.
What Evolution's presence doesn't tell us is table count, bet spread, or whether Cazeus has picked up any of the studio's game-show-style variants. If that level of detail matters to your bankroll, the live lobby itself is the only reliable source until we can verify further.
Bonus wagering: the table-games multiplier to watch
Cazeus's welcome bonus - 100% up to C$750 plus 200 Free Spins - carries a 35x wagering requirement on deposit plus bonus for the standard match. Roulette falls under table games, and one portal we checked cites wagering contribution running as high as 350x specifically for table-game play, a full ten times the headline 35x figure. We're flagging that gap clearly: if you're planning to clear a bonus by spinning roulette rather than playing slots, confirm the actual contribution percentage inside your own account before you commit a session to it. A number that large, if it applies to your account, changes the entire calculation of whether roulette is a sensible way to clear a bonus at all.
Slots typically count at or near 100% toward wagering; table games including roulette routinely count for far less, sometimes in the single digits. That difference alone can be the reason a bonus feels impossible to clear on the wheel even when the headline multiplier looks manageable.
Where roulette fits on the floor
If you'd rather have a fixed strategy chart to lean on, blackjack gives you more control over the outcome than a wheel ever will. If you want the simplest bet on the felt, baccarat reduces the decision to a single call. Roulette sits between the two: no skill to learn, but a house edge you can shrink just by choosing the right wheel. All three share the same live floor and the same Evolution tables under the hood.
We haven't personally logged a session at a Cazeus roulette table, so nothing above is a first-hand result - it's the maths of the game plus what's confirmed about the provider and the bonus terms. Read the main review for the licensing and withdrawal questions that apply to any game you play here, roulette included.