High Stakes Roulette

If you have a fair amount of money at hand to gamble with, you will want to play at a roulette casino that offers higher-than-average betting stakes.

So, for those of you looking for high stakes roulette games…

High stakes online roulette casinos.

Rank	Casino	Rating	Payment Methods	Payout Time	Links
1		Rating A+	Payment Methods	Payout Time 1-2 Days	Play Now Read Review
2		Rating A	Payment Methods	Payout Time 1-2 Days	Play Now Read Review

See all casinos

Are these the top limits?

These casinos have biggest and safest limits that I am aware of for high stakes roulette games. Always be wary of any casinos offering stakes higher than $5,000, as you do not want to be placing such high bets at a casino that has a less than favorable reputation.

My best advice would be to stick with the bigger and more popular casinos when it comes to high stakes roulette games. Better safe than sorry.

Is it safe to bet at these limits?

As long as you are comfortable with betting at these particular limits, you should have no concerns about the safety of your money. The roulette casinos on this site are reputable companies that have been processing bets for years, so you can be sure that your money is safe.

However, as I said, you should only bet with money that you can afford to lose. If imagining losing X amount of money makes you feel a little sick inside, then you should not place that money down on the table. Always stick to limits that you feel comfortable with.

Roulette is not the answer to any financial problems – over the long run it will only make them worse.

What's the largest bet ever made on roulette?

It's hard to say what the biggest roulette bet ever made is due to the fact that most casinos keep their customers' information private.

However, a man named Ashley Revell bet $135,300 (everything he had) on one single spin of the roulette wheel at the Plaza Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas in 2004. He actually had trouble finding a casino to take this bet though, as no casino wanted to be associated with taking a man's entire life savings if he lost. So it's not so much the size of the bet that was the problem (even though it exceeded the standard table limits), but more the publicity risks.

Most land casinos have the ability to take much larger bets than you think, even if they do not offer them to the general public.

Any tips for winning?

If I had any tips for consistently winning money at the roulette tables, I wouldn't be here right now (you would find me throwing everything I had at the highest stakes roulette game around). There is no system or strategy that will help you to beat roulette over the long run I'm afraid.

Ultimately the high stakes roulette games play exactly the same as the lower stakes games, so it's all down to luck at the end of the day.

And if you're not already aware, make sure you stick to the European tables as opposed to the American Roulette tables. This is because there is a lower house edge on the European tables, which means you have a better chance of winning.

See the article on European vs American Roulette for more details.