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Malta Roulette
Media Live Casino
Malta Roulette is Media Live Casino’s flagship wheel. It runs from Studio 1 in Malta with a live dealer and a Cammegh wheel on green felt. The table takes unlimited players, shows other people’s chips and keeps live statistics. Media Live does not publish a numeric RTP sheet for this stream: on a single-zero wheel the theoretical return of classic bets is that of European roulette.
How the round runs
You bet straights, splits, streets, corners, even-money, dozens and columns. The dealer spins, the camera follows the ball and the number closes the round. There is no multiplier layer after close: the combination is paid.
Malta studio wheel
Studio 1 is staged as a private salon: classic felt, physical wheel, thin UI so HD stays in front. Dealers are multilingual. This is not a land-based floor — Sanremo, Perla and Olympic sit on other Media Live streams.
Live statistics
The client shows hot and cold numbers and red/black and even/odd shares. They help read the table; they do not change the spin. Other players’ chips are visible on the digital felt.
Unlimited seats
There is no chair cap. Everyone bets the same wheel. Min/max are set by the operator, not by one public Media Live sheet.
RTP and volatility
On a 37-pocket European wheel the theoretical edge of standard bets is the single-zero edge. Media Live does not print that figure on the Malta Roulette page. Jackpot Live Roulette in the same catalogue adds three progressive jackpots; this table does not.
Who it suits
Players who want a clean studio wheel with history and chat, without a jackpot and without chroma key.
FAQ
How does Media Live Malta Roulette work?
The dealer spins the physical wheel in Studio 1 Malta; you bet classic European combinations.
What is the RTP?
Media Live does not publish a numeric sheet; the theoretical return of standard bets is that of a single-zero wheel.
How many players?
The table is unlimited: everyone bets the same wheel.
Can you see other bets?
Yes. Media Live shows other chips and live statistics.
How does it differ from Sanremo Roulette?
Malta is the Maltese studio; Sanremo is filmed on the Casinò di Sanremo floor with people in the pit.