Placing a bet on the live roulette table is simple: all you need to do is pick your desired amount (as long as it's higher than the minimum bets for that lobby), decide which bet you want to make, and click on it. From there, the live dealer will acknowledge your bet and place physical chips on the table.

For a game like roulette, the online casinos will have a live dealer (or sometimes just a live wheel where the ball gets inserted automatically). All your bets are placed on your phone screen but the wheel spins in real life, and then the result is seamlessly digitized, so you're paid out immediately.

No, the casino does not control where the ball lands in roulette. Roulette is a game of chance, and the outcome is determined by physics and the laws of probability.

However, it's important to note that the house always has an edge in roulette, as with most casino games, to ensure that over time, the casino will make a profit. Outside of a poorly trained or bored dealer spinning the wheel and ball exactly the same, with exactly the same release, Roulette is random.