Uppercut™ is a multi-spin side bet for Roulette. It’s a community wager, much like the pass line in craps where everyone wins or loses at the same time. Uppercut™ will give your players something to root for and will turn your Roulette table into a party.

How To Play
  1. Each player makes a wager on the specially-marked Uppercut™ wager area.
  2. Like craps, the next spin establishes the point.  If 36 shows, the wager loses right away – there aren’t any numbers greater than 36.
  3. Otherwise the bet rides and the wheel is spun again. If the next number spun is greater than the current point, it becomes the new point number. If not, the bet ends.
  4. The Uppercut™ wager lasts as long as each roulette spin makes a new point by beating the previous point, up to a dozen spins total, with the dealer tracking numbers on a special layout area or by using a visual recent-number display.  When the sequence is over, the number of points is compared to a paytable. As an example, the sequence 5, 8, 10, 22, 19 would be four points before the 19, while the same sequence in a different order, 5, 10, 8, 22, 19 has only two point numbers.  For American roulette, 00 is considered greater than 0 and less than 1.
  5. For a 1-unit wager, here’s the pay schedule (stated as N-to-1)
# of Points Award (in units)
12 (top award) 2500
11 1000
10 500
9 250
8 100
7 50
6 25
5 10
4 5
3 2
2 0 (push)
1 -1 (lose)
For American roulette, this paytable has a house edge of 5.06%, and for European, it’s 5.26%.  Many other paytables and top awards can be designed, and you can always stop before 12-in-a-row: for example, if you wanted to stop at 8 or more and pay 100-to-1, the house edge only increases 0.02%.   If you want to add the excitement of Uppercut™ to your roulette games, please contact us. Uppercut™ Roulette is protected by U.S. Patent #7,316,397 and is approved for play in Nevada and Mississippi.

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