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F777 has a broad live-dealer category; Play'n GO roulette is only a supplier rule example.
F777 · Game topics and rules

One spin can contain several chips. The total stake is the sum of their values, while each chip has its own set of covered pockets.
This page explains game formats and rules; it is not a playable lobby. Check the relevant service for current game availability and the exact version in use.
F777 has a broad live-dealer category; Play'n GO roulette is only a supplier rule example.
These are other F777 categories with separate paytables or event-period rules.
Suppose one 2-unit chip is placed straight-up on 17 and another 3-unit chip is placed on red. Total stake for the spin is 5 units. The first chip covers one pocket, the second 18; their coverage counts do not make the stake 19 or 54 units.
In Play'n GO European Roulette Pro, 17 is black. If 17 lands, the number chip covers it while red does not. The relevant payouts and net result then depend on that named table's terms.
The wheel contains green zero as the 37th pocket. If zero lands, neither a chip on 17 nor a red selection covers it. Red is 18 of 37 pockets, not an exact half of all outcomes.
A past-results strip cannot remove zero from the next spin. If several red outcomes occurred earlier, the next spin still has the same pocket arrangement.
The provider rulebook describes neighbour, special, favourite and preset bets. A preset can place a group of chips, so inspect the actual selected pockets and sum all displayed chip values before the spin.
A long-form F777 section can explain concepts, but the rule screen for the particular table governs its payout. Do not infer a deployed supplier title or universal preset amount from a general live-dealer category.
Five units. Covered pocket counts do not multiply the amount staked.
No. In Play'n GO European Roulette Pro, zero is a separate green pocket.
It can arrange multiple selections; inspect the resulting chips and total stake before a spin.