X1000 Quantum Roulette (Italian) (Playtech) – Review & Demo Play

X1000 Quantum Roulette Introduction

I’ve spent plenty of time at X1000 Quantum Roulette from Playtech. It’s a live dealer take on American Roulette, built around a Double Zero wheel with straight-up multipliers reaching up to 1000x. The studio carries a clean neon look and the flow mirrors classic roulette, so you can settle in quickly on desktop or mobile. Straight-up wins sit at the heart of the game; other bets pay like standard American Roulette, with the trimmed straight-up base payout supporting the big multiplier prizes.

At a Glance for X1000 Quantum Roulette

The game uses an American Double Zero wheel, with up to five Quantum numbers selected by the RNG after betting closes. Those numbers take multipliers of 50x, 100x, 150x, 200x, 250x, 300x, 400x, 500x, or 1000x. On some rounds, multipliers can be raised by an extra 50x, or even doubled or tripled. Multipliers apply only to straight-up bets. The default straight-up payout is 29:1 when no multiplier is attached, while all other bet types follow regular American Roulette pays.

RTP is split. Straight-up bets come in at 97.30%, while everything else sits at 94.74%. That alignment means the straight-up action mirrors European-style returns despite the Double Zero wheel. The interface provides the full roulette toolset: racetrack for neighbours, favourite bets, Bet Creator patterns, special bets, Lucky Dip for quick number picks, and predefined straight-up options. Presentation is slick, with the Quantum number reveal layered over the betting grid so you clearly see which of your numbers picked up a multiplier.

How To Play X1000 Quantum Roulette

Place your bets on the main grid or use the racetrack for neighbours and sections. You can save favourites, set up patterns in Bet Creator, pick from special bets, or tap Lucky Dip to let the RNG choose a handful of numbers. When betting time closes, the RNG selects one to five Quantum numbers and assigns multipliers. The wheel spin then decides the result. If a selected number hits and you’ve backed it straight up, the multiplier applies; all other bets settle as standard.

Betting On X1000 Quantum Roulette

There are two families of bets: Inside and Outside. Multipliers are only on straight-up numbers, paying 29:1 if no multiplier is attached and up to 999:1 when a 1000x lands. Everything else mirrors American Roulette: Split 17:1, Street 11:1, Corner 8:1, First Five 6:1, Line 5:1, Dozen/Column 2:1, and even-money for Red/Black, Even/Odd, and 1–18/19–36. If number 32 carries a 500x and you only backed Red, you’ll still be paid the usual even money.

Multiplier appearance follows published figures. Typical rounds can assign 50x (about 30.19%), 100x (about 30.32%), 150x (about 15.23%), 200x (about 10.23%), 250x (about 3.55%), 300x (about 4.30%), 400x (about 2.78%), 500x (about 1.92%), and 1000x (about 1.48%). Special events can add a further 50x to some picks roughly 12% of the time, with rare doubling or tripling around 1.8%. These figures explain why the base straight-up payout trims to 29:1 to support the occasional big hit.

X1000 Quantum Roulette Statistics

I like the stats panel here. You can view the last 1000 spins, or a shorter window such as the last 100, with a separate display for the previous 500 outcomes that flags which multipliers landed. On average, you’ll see around 38 multiplier payouts per 500 game rounds, which is roughly one every 13 spins. It’s handy context for session planning, but every spin is a fresh event. The probability of a result doesn’t change based on what you’ve just seen.

X1000 Quantum Roulette Strategies and Tactics

Covering every number guarantees a hit on each spin, but the total stake will usually exceed the standard straight-up return, so you rely on multipliers to come good. Bankroll swings can be sharp and the approach suits players chasing those amplified straight-up payouts. When a selected Quantum number lands and you’re on it, the round pays for a lot of the smaller hits and misses. If multipliers dodge you, the chip burn is real.

Covering part of the wheel is the mid-ground. You take a swathe of straight-up picks, often through the racetrack with neighbours, and keep the total stake in check. Non-multiplier wins can offset a fair chunk of the outlay, while you still have shots at hot Quantum numbers. You won’t catch every selected number, so some rounds with big multipliers will pass you by, but the trade-off is less stress on the balance while you hunt for a selected hit.

Favourites is the steady route. Back your usual straight-up numbers and run your normal Outside bets, treating the straight-up action as a side play for multiplier chances. I avoid Outside progression systems here; the format rewards disciplined straight-up coverage. Save patterns with Bet Creator, use Lucky Dip for variety, and let the stats page inform rather than steer. The aim is consistency: sensible straight-up exposure, routine American Roulette returns elsewhere, and patience waiting for a selected number to land.

X1000 Quantum Roulette and Quantum Roulette - How do they compare?

The headline split is wheel and ceiling. Quantum Roulette runs a single zero wheel and tops out at 500x, while X1000 Quantum Roulette uses a Double Zero wheel with a higher 1000x cap. Overall returns differ because of the extra zero, yet Playtech aligns the straight-up RTP to 97.30% on both titles. All other bets on X1000 follow American Roulette math at 94.74%, so the optimal value still sits on the straight-up side.

As for multiplier distribution, the original tends to show 50x and 100x more often, while X1000 leans towards the bigger multipliers in its spread. At the table the rhythm feels familiar: same paced reveals, clear number highlights, and standard layouts. I favour X1000 when I’m targetting outsized straight-up spikes, accepting the American wheel trade-off elsewhere. If I want steadier hit frequency on smaller multipliers, the single zero version feels more in line with that aim.