Next Hand Roulette
What Is Next Hand Roulette?
Next Hand Roulette is an optional side game available on various poker tables. Instead of betting on numbers or colors, you’re betting on the outcome of the next poker hand. It works alongside your regular poker game without interrupting gameplay.
Available Tables
Game Rules
Only seated players can place bets — betting is open from the moment you sit down until the next hand is dealt.
Betting is linked to game progress. If the next hand is delayed due to sit-outs or players leaving, bets are cancelled.
Inside Bets — bets placed freely on numbers and colored pattern areas.
Outside Bets — prop bets on specific outside areas.
Betting items and payouts vary depending on the game type.
Your balance updates when you open the Roulette panel and when bets are settled.
Bets may be cancelled if your balance is too low or if you join another buy-in at another table.
You can check your hand history and bet results at any time.
The game uses a single 52-card deck reshuffled after every hand. Funds placed in the pot remain active during disconnections.
Currency Rules
Cash Games
- C$ is used first if available
- Then regular $ if C$ runs out
- All winnings paid out in $
Tournaments & Spin & Gold
- T$ is used first if available
- If bought in with a Ticket, $ is used first
- All winnings paid out in $
RTP Tables by Game Type
Hold’em RTP
PLO RTP
PLO-5 RTP
Short Deck RTP
Rules & Regulations
- Players must be at least 18 years old to participate.
- Prizes are instantly distributed upon settlement of bets.
- Available exclusively on NLH, PLO, PLO-5, Short Deck, AoF (NLH, Omaha) Cash games, Spin & Gold, and Tournament Tables.
- Players can use $, C$ (Cash, AoF, VIP), and T$ (Tournament, Spin & Gold).
- All winnings from Next Hand Roulette are paid out in dollars ($).
- Players suspected of fraud will be investigated and removed upon confirmation.
- This promotion is subject to the site’s terms and conditions.
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