Roulette is settled by a ball landing in a numbered wheel pocket. Before choosing a bet, identify the wheel type: a European wheel has one zero, while an American wheel has both zero and double zero.
The layout, available bets, limits, and any special zero rule are set by the individual table. Read those details instead of assuming every roulette version is the same.
Inside bets cover individual numbers or small groups of numbers on the board. Outside bets cover broader groups such as red or black, odd or even, low or high, dozens, or columns. The table displays which options are available and how each is settled.
It has a single zero pocket. Check whether the table uses a special rule such as la partage or en prison for some even-money bets.
It has zero and double-zero pockets, so its number layout differs from a single-zero wheel.
Minimum and maximum limits apply to each table and can differ for types of bets.
A sequence of colours or numbers is a record of completed spins, not a prediction for a new spin. Check the wheel type, zero rule, payouts, and limits before play, then keep to a time and spending limit decided in advance.
European and American wheels have different zero pockets, which changes the number layout and settlement context.
They cover wider groups of numbers, such as red or black or odd or even, subject to the table's rules.
No. Completed spins do not make a colour or number due on a new spin.
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