Nexus Roulette (On Air): Review & Key Features

Let's start with the fact that although Nexus Roulette from the On Air provider gives the opportunity to win up to x5000 of the bet size, this game can hardly be called standard roulette with multipliers. We are all accustomed to the fact that the standard mechanics of games with multipliers are the choice of lucky numbers, which are assigned a certain multiplier, etc. Here, everything is a little different. First, Nexus Roulette is played on four roulette wheels. Secondly, these additional wheels allow you to make side bets. In this regard, the RTP here is dynamic and, depending on the bet fluctuates from 90.71% to 97.30%. Let's be honest, this is one of the most difficult roulettes to understand that we have seen, but below, we will try to explain everything in detail, step by step.

Features and Gameplay of Nexus Roulette

So, let's figure it out. At first glance, this is regular European roulette; here, you can also place bets on the Racetrack and use the Favorite Bets and Statistics options. But let's not stop there because the game offers a lot of interesting things.

You have 18 seconds to place your bets. The game has 4 wheels - the main and 3 additional ones; on the betting grid, you can make both standard inside bets and modified outside bets. Now, in more detail:

Inside Bets

Above, we have already said that in this game, there is an opportunity to win up to x5000. In this context, the multipliers apply only to straight-up bets.

If your chosen straight-up wins only on the main wheel, the payout is 29:1; this is the standard payout for a straight-up in Nexus Roulette.
If your chosen straight-up wins on any two wheels, the payout is 50:1.
If the straight-up wins on any three wheels, the payout will be 500:1.
If the straight-up you choose wins on all four wheels, then the payout will be 5000:1.

The other inside bets, split, street, corner, and six-line, have the same payouts as in European roulette and are applied exclusively to the main wheel.

Outside Bets

If everything is quite clear with inside bets, then with outside bets, everything is a little more complicated. In Nexus Roulette, they are not standard:

Instead of the usual bet on red and black, here is a bet on red and neon. And for these bets, there are 2 payout options:
- If these bets play on 3 wheels, the payout is 2:1.
- If on all 4 wheels, then it is 3:1.
The RTP specified by the provider for these bets is 93.35%. There are no other even-money bets in the game.
The same situation applies to bets on Columns. If the column you choose wins on 3 wheels, the payout will be 7:1. If on all 4, then the payout is 19:1. The RTP for this bet is 95.89%.

Nexus Bet

In the center of the layout, you can see the corresponding button for this bet. Using this bet, you do not bet on any specific number. Instead, the bet will win if the numbers on the wheels match:

If the same result appears on two wheels, the payout is 5:1.
If one result matches on two wheels, and the other result matches on the other 2 wheels, the payout is 10:1.
If the number matches on three wheels, the payout will be x50.
If it matches on all four wheels, the win will be x500.

The RTP for this bet is 91.96%.

Bets on the Sum of 4 Results

These are also unique bets, the likes of which we have not seen in any other roulette game. Instead of betting on a range of numbers, these bets are placed on the range of the sum of the numbers that will appear on 4 wheels. There are only 6 such bets:

The sum is from 0 to 16: payout 365x, RTP 94.36%
The sum is from 17 to 40: payout 13x, RTP 90.71%
The sum is from 41 to 74: payout 2x, RTP 94.52%
The sum is from 75 to 102: payout 2.5x, RTP 93.92%
The sum is from 103 to 119: payout 14x, RTP 95.80%
The sum is from 120 to 144: payout 86x, RTP 93.95%

For example, you made a bet in the $1 range from 17 to 40. On the first wheel, the ball stopped on the cell with the number 5. On the second wheel, the result was 7; on the third, it was 12, and on the fourth, it was 2. The sum of the results of all four wheels will be 24, which will fall into the range from 17 to 40; respectively, the win will be $13.

Bet	Payout
Straight up	35:1
Split	17:1
Street	11:1
Corner	8:1
Six Line	5:1
Column	2:1
Dozen	2:1
Even/Odd	1:1
Red/Black	1:1
High/Low	1:1

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Pros and Cons

Pros

Possibility to win up to x5000 on straight-up bets
A large number of side bets that are not found in other games
Interesting and unique mechanics

Cons

The game is quite difficult to understand, even for experienced players
A large number of side bets can be confusing

Game Tips

Decide on the style of play
In Nexus Roulette, a large number of different bets immediately catches the eye. And it becomes unclear which style of play to choose: bets on straight-ups in order to win up to x5000 or focus on side bets. Both scenarios have their advantages. Once you understand the mechanics of both scenarios, you can begin to combine the two approaches. Such a division, as for us, is important since the game really has quite complex mechanics, and if you do not understand it and immediately mix everything with everything, you can be left with nothing.
Don't use full table coverage with straight-ups
This strategy is not advisable, even in the more familiar games with multipliers. In Nexus Roulette, this approach is even riskier. Since to win a multiplier of x500, the result must be the same on three wheels and for x5000 on all 4fourwheels, which happens quite rarely. Accordingly, if you use this approach for a long time, there is a chance to lose the entire bankroll quite quickly.
Combine bets
As we indicated above, you should initially understand the two styles of play, after which you can combine them. We tried several combinations, and it seems that the best option would be to bet from 5 to 10 straight-ups, depending on the budget, $1 each, we bet on five numbers. In order to balance the risks associated with straight-ups, we bet $3 on red. We also bet $2 on Nexus Bet, $1 on the range from 0 to 16, and $1 on the range from 103 to 119. Our total bet is $12. This is not such a large amount, considering that it covers several possible outcomes and essentially insures each other.

FAQ

What is the main difference between Nexus Roulette and other roulettes?

The main difference is that the game process takes place on 4 roulette wheels, which adds new bets to the game and changes the standard payouts.

What is the maximum possible multiplier in Nexus Roulette?

The maximum possible multiplier in Nexus Roulette is x5000 and can only be won if the number you choose is a winning number on all 4 wheels.

What is the RTP in Nexus Roulette?

Since Nexus Roulette has many side bets with different payouts, the RTP here is volatile depending on the bet and fluctuates between 90.71% and 97.30%.

Can I bet on even/odd?

No, the only bet available from the so-called even-money bets in Nexus Roulette is the red/neon bet.

What is a Nexus Bet?

A Nexus Bet is a type of bet where players do not select a specific number or color. This bet is on the numbers on the roulette wheels matching. If the result matches on 2 wheels, the payout is 5:1. If one result matches on 2 wheels, and the other result matches on the other two wheels, the payout is 10:1. If the number matches on 3 wheels, the payout is x50, and if it matches on all 4 wheels, the winnings are x500.