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Windows x64 / Educational
Roulette Simulator
Place chips, spin an American wheel, and read the session stats. No cash on the table.
- No ads
- No personal data collection
- No paywalls
- Educational / no real money
- Educational simulator
- Windows x64
- American wheel (0 and 00)
- Statistics panel
- No real money
About the simulator
The Roulette Simulator is a desktop American-wheel table: 0 through 36 plus 00. You place chips, spin, and the statistics panel records what actually happened instead of what the last spin felt like.
Auto Bet can run documented systems (Martingale, D'Alembert, Oscar's Grind, and others) so you can watch a plan over a session. The included manual covers the interface, bet types, those systems, and how to read the panel.
This is practice software. No real money is used, requested, or paid out.
How to get it
Email support@resqpm.com for the Windows x64 build and a short install walkthrough.
How to use it
Place and spin
Drop chips on the layout the way a table works: insides, outsides, or a mix. Spin when you are ready.
Read the panel
Use the statistics view after a run. If you turned on Auto Bet, check whether the system did what you thought it would.
Key features
Statistics
See how a session behaved over many spins, not one lucky hit.
Documented systems
Try a listed approach, then look at the numbers. The manual explains the layout.
Practice only
No wallet, no chips that cash out, no live dealer.
Platform and requirements
Windows x64. Not a browser game. Not a casino. Nothing here places a real bet.
Interface
FAQ
Is this real-money gambling?
No. It is educational practice software. No real money is used or paid out.
Can I play it in the browser?
No. Request the Windows x64 build. Tank Battle, Bumper Cars, and Truck Town are the browser games.