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The method

How We Score Roulette Casinos: Weights, Evidence and Sub-Scores

Updated 20 October 2026

A number out of 10 sits beside every casino in our racks, and a tube fills to match it. This page takes that number apart: the five checks it is built from, how many points each one carries, what we looked at to award them, and the sub-scores of every casino on the list for your province. If two casinos sit a tenth apart, the table further down shows exactly where the tenth went.

The checks are deliberately narrow. A roulette player cares about the wheel, the stakes and getting money back to a Canadian bank account, so those are the only things that earn points.

The five checks and their weights

The five checks behind every score and the points each one can earn.
CheckPointsWhat earns them
Single-zero tables30European and French wheels we can see on the casino’s own pages
Live roulette depth20How many live roulette games the casino carries
Table range in CAD20The lowest and the highest stake on its roulette tables
Interac and CAD15Interac both ways, and amounts in Canadian dollars
Withdrawal time15The stated time for an Interac or standard payout

The points add up to 100. Divide the total by ten and you have the score in the rack: 84 points becomes 8.4.

Single-zero tables: 30 points

This check carries the most weight because it changes what the game costs you. A European wheel has 37 pockets and a house edge of 1/37, or 2.70 %. The American wheel adds a double zero, 38 pockets, and the edge rises to 2/38, or 5.26 %, for the same payouts. A French table with La Partage returns half of an even-money stake when the ball lands on zero, which brings the edge on those bets down to 1.35 %.

Points depend on how directly we could see the tables:

  • 30 when the casino’s own roulette pages list both European and French tables.
  • 25 when its own pages list single-zero tables but no French one.
  • 20 when single-zero game pages of the casino turned up in search results but the pages themselves would not open from our network.
  • 12 when we could only infer single-zero tables from the live studios the casino carries. Evolution, Pragmatic Play and Playtech all run single-zero wheels, so the tables are very likely there, but we have not seen them on that casino.

The gap between 30 and 12 is a gap in evidence, and it is meant to be. A casino that shows its tables plainly makes life easier for the player too.

Live roulette depth: 20 points

The count of live roulette games on the casino’s Ontario site, taken from our operator database together with its list of live studios. One hundred games or more earns 20 points; 70 to 99 earns 17; 50 to 69 earns 14; 30 to 49 earns 11; 15 to 29 earns 8; fewer than 15 earns 5. A big number alone does not make a good lobby, so depth is worth two thirds of the single-zero check and no more.

Table range in CAD: 20 points

Half the points go to the minimum stake and half to the maximum. For the minimum, C$0.10 or less published by the casino itself earns 10; the same figure from our database only earns 6; up to C$0.25 earns 4; an unknown minimum earns 2. For the maximum on a live or digital roulette table, C$20,000 or more earns 10; C$10,000 to C$19,999 earns 8; C$5,000 to C$9,999 earns 6; C$1,000 to C$4,999 earns 4; unknown earns 2.

Low minimums matter to anyone learning the game at a live table. High maximums matter to fewer players, but a wide range is a fair sign that a casino takes its roulette lobby seriously.

Interac and CAD: 15 points

Interac for both deposits and withdrawals earns 10 points, deposits only earn 5, and no Interac at all earns nothing. Amounts handled in Canadian dollars add 5 more. Every brand we currently list collects the full 15, so this check separates no one today. It stays in the method because it would separate a casino that dropped Interac payouts or moved to another currency.

Withdrawal time: 15 points

The withdrawal time the casino states for Interac or its standard route: within 24 hours earns 15; one to two days earns 12; one to three days earns 10; three to five days earns 6; longer, or no stated time, earns 3. A stated time is the casino’s promise; we have not timed it ourselves, and the note further down says so.

What the score leaves out

Nothing about promotions, the size of the slot library or the design of the homepage enters the score. Roulette RTP figures stay out as well, because the values on file are not specific to each game and would only repeat the house edge with false precision.

One side note, since readers ask: a casino’s place in the rack is not for sale. The order follows the score, and a casino that pays us more does not gain a tenth of a point by it. A high score also says nothing about whether you will win: every table keeps its edge, and the responsible gambling page lists free help in every province.

One score per brand, measured in Ontario

All nine brands we cover are listed in the iGaming Ontario operator directory, so we measure each one on its Ontario site and carry that score to every province view. A brand’s site in another province can differ: a different live count, a different payout time, sometimes a different licence. Those differences show up in the facts under each listing, not in the score.

Whether a brand appears in Ontario at all is a separate test: we list a casino only when it is in the iGaming Ontario directory.

Sub-scores for your province

Sub-scores for the casinos on our list for Ontario, out of 100 and as a score out of 10
CasinoSingle zero/30Live depth/20Table range/20Interac and CAD/15Withdrawals/15Total/100Score
PlayOJOSingle zero read on the casino's own pages 3017161512 90 9.0
LeoVegasSingle zero read on the casino's own pages 301716156 84 8.4
ToonieBetSingle zero own game pages seen in search results 2020161510 81 8.1
Sports InteractionSingle zero own game pages seen in search results 2014141510 73 7.3
888casinoSingle zero inferred from the studios it carries 1217121510 66 6.6
Casino DaysSingle zero read on the casino's own pages 25881510 66 6.6
DAZN BetSingle zero inferred from the studios it carries 125141515 61 6.1
TonyBetSingle zero inferred from the studios it carries 1211101510 58 5.8
FireVegasSingle zero inferred from the studios it carries 1258156 46 4.6

Equal totals are ordered by name. The small line under each casino says how we saw its single-zero tables, which is where most of the spread between casinos comes from.

When scores change

Scores are revisited every quarter. They also move between reviews when a casino changes its roulette line-up, when a register entry changes or when a stated payout time changes. The database values in the depth, range and withdrawal checks will be replaced by our own re-test from a Canadian connection as it happens, and a casino can go up or down when that happens.

If you spot a figure that no longer matches what a casino shows you, the contact page is the quickest way to tell us.

Questions

how we score roulette casinos FAQ

Can a casino pay to move up your rack?

No. The order of the rack follows the score alone. Commercial terms with a casino have no input into any of the five checks, and a brand cannot buy points or a higher position.

Why does a single-zero wheel carry 30 of the 100 points?

Because it is the one choice that changes the price of every bet. A European wheel keeps 2.70 % on average, an American wheel 5.26 %. Over C$1,000 of bets that is roughly C$27 against C$53, so the wheel type outweighs every other feature we look at.

Does a high score mean I am more likely to win at that casino?

No. Every roulette table keeps its house edge whatever casino hosts it. The score describes the tables, stakes and payments on offer, not your chances. Set a budget before you play and see our responsible gambling page for help in your province.

Why does a casino appear in one province and not in another?

A casino only appears in a province once we have confirmed it may operate there. For Ontario that means a listing in the iGaming Ontario directory. A brand can score well and still be missing from a province where we could not confirm it.

Did you play at these casinos to score them?

The single-zero check comes from the casinos' own roulette pages. Live game counts, table limits and payout times come from our operator database and the casinos' published figures, and we say so beside each one. We have not timed withdrawals ourselves, and the method note on this page lists those limits.

Why are promotions not part of the score?

Promotions change from week to week, differ by province and say nothing about the wheel or the cashier. A score built on them would be out of date within days, so we leave them out entirely.

How often are the scores updated?

Every quarter, and sooner when a casino changes its roulette line-up, its register entry or its stated payout time. The date on each list shows when the figures were last checked.

Can I recalculate a score myself?

Yes. Add the five sub-scores in the table for your province and divide by ten. A casino with 26, 17, 14, 15 and 12 points has 84 in total, which shows as 8.4 in the rack.