BY Nick plays the criminal. Mikkel plays the cop.
Rob Run Roulette began with something simple: Mikkel Hansen and his son Nick enjoy playing games together. They love the open-world chaos of games such as GTA and Rob Run, especially when they get to take opposite sides.
Nick likes playing the criminal. Mikkel plays the cop. The chase, the escape and the inevitable disagreement about who got the better of whom are a big part of the fun. It gives them a shared world to explore, a reason to laugh and another story to talk about after a session.
Looty Bay’s roulette table was a natural idea for a side project. What if the city’s backroom atmosphere could become a free browser experience, with the familiar felt, a virtual stack and a few useful tools? That became Rob Run Roulette.
The point is to build something enjoyable around a game they love. Every chip on this website is virtual. There are no deposits, cash-outs or real-money prizes.
Mikkel Hansen: real table experience.
Mikkel is the real owner of Rob Run Roulette and is responsible for its written content and the mathematics behind the simulator and pattern calculator. He previously worked as a casino dealer in Denmark and is a former professional poker player.
His dealer background brings a practical understanding of roulette bets, payouts and the pace of a table. His poker experience adds a familiarity with probability, variance and the difference between making a decision and getting a favourable result.
That experience shapes the project’s approach: make the rules clear, count the whole stake when calculating profit and show the losing outcomes as plainly as the winning ones. Experience at a table does not make the next roulette number predictable.
A fan project you can actually play.
- The roulette simulator. Play a single-zero wheel with virtual cash, the Rob Run-inspired betting layout and the game’s chip values.
- The pattern calculator. Build a betting layout, inspect all 37 outcomes and compare its cost, gross payout, possible net profit and loss.
- Systems and statistics. Explore staking progressions, favourite layouts and session results without making a real-money bet.
- Looty Bay stories. Enjoy the atmosphere, community highlights and illustrated fictional dispatches around Lenny’s table.
A guide-unlock system is planned for a later version, with virtual winnings unlocking deeper game guides and roulette playbooks. Those unlocks are not active yet, and the virtual cash has no monetary value.
Keep the atmosphere. Keep the maths honest.
The simulator uses standard European roulette payouts and a fresh random result from 0 to 36 on each spin. With those rules, the house edge is 1/37, or approximately 2.70%. A betting pattern can change coverage and how results fluctuate; it cannot remove that edge.
A large payout is not automatically a large profit. Our calculator subtracts the entire stake, including chips on losing bets, before showing the net result. Short simulation runs are examples of what can happen, not forecasts of what will happen next.
We do not promise a winning system or offer a hack that controls Rob Run’s live game. Read our Safe iGaming approach for more on time limits, breaks and keeping virtual play in perspective.
Lenny hosts the table. Mikkel runs the project.
Lenny is our fictional website host, inspired by the character who owns the roulette table in Rob Run. He supplies the backroom personality, the welcome to Looty Bay and the occasional house warning. He is not the real person responsible for the website.
Rob Run Roulette is an independent fan project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the developers of Rob Run, and it does not connect to your Steam character or move your in-game cash. References to GTA describe games Mikkel and Nick enjoy; this project is not affiliated with its developers either.
Feedback is welcome at Lenny’s.
Found a confusing payout, a mistake in a guide or something that would make the table more fun? Email lenny@robrunroulette.com. Feedback and corrections go to the person responsible for the project.
For how the website handles information, visit our Privacy page. If you simply want to see the idea that started it all, take a seat at the free table.