The oldest and most popular table game in Europe, Roulette has been enjoyed in international casinos since the 1800s. Combining a spinning wheel, fast-paced action, and a fluid exchange of chips, the game remains a popular selection in casinos around the world.
Gaming Instructions
Roulette involves a spinning wheel that is divided into 38 sections (37 sections when played overseas). These sections are then assigned numbers (1 to 36) and colors (Red and Black). There are two Green sections, for the numbers "0" and "00." Bets are selected in anticipation of where the ball may land on the spinning Roulette wheel, with possible wagers placed on the number, color (Red or Black), and number type (Odd or Even).
Adjacent to this wheel is a specially designed table. This table is divided into segments that correspond with the numerical divisions on the Roulette wheel, as well as segments that represent the additional bets (Red, Black, Odd, or Even) available. It is on this table where you will place your wager.
Bets are made against the house, so there are almost no restrictions placed on the number of players in a single game. Wagers are accepted until the dealer announces "No more bets" - typically when the ball begins to significantly slow. When the wheel has completely stopped, with the ball at rest, the winning number is announced. After all successful wagers have been paid out, new bets are accepted as the next game begins.
There is no limit to the number of wagers you may play during any spin of the Roulette wheel. You are only restricted by your table's monetary limit.
In addition to the traditional domestic version of Roulette, our casino offers European Style Roulette with a single "0" (and no "00"). Most European Roulette tables feature a significantly higher monetary table limit.
Please feel free to ask any of our professional and friendly dealers or pit supervisors for assistance in learning Roulette or any of the many games that we offer. They will be happy to answer your questions.
Explanation Of The Bets
"Outside Bets"
Even or odd.
1 to 1 Odds.
You're essentially wagering as to whether the ball will rest on an even or odd
number.
1-18 ("Low Bet") or 19-36 ("High Bet").
1 to 1 Odds.
You're betting as to whether the ball will land on a low number (1-18) or high
number (19-36).
Red or black.
1 to 1 Odds.
The bet: will the ball land on a number in red or a number in black?
Any dozen (aka "On The Down).
2 to 1 Odds.
In this wager, you are speculating as to what range of numbers the ball will
finally land, either 1-12, 13-24, or 25-36.
Column bet.
2 to 1 Odds.
Will the ball come to a stop on a number within the column you've selected?
"Inside Bets"
Straight up
35 to 1 Odds.
Feeling lucky? Correctly guess the number on which the ball will stop and your
reward will be a handsome one.
Two numbers
17 to 1 Odds.
Select two numbers from the wheel, should the ball rest on either of those
numbers, you are a winner.
Three numbers
11 to 1 Odds.
Select three numbers from the wheel, should the ball rest on either of those
numbers, you are a winner.
Four numbers
8 to 1 Odds.
Select four numbers from the wheel, should the ball rest on either of those
numbers, you are a winner.
Five numbers
6 to 1 Odds
Select five numbers from the wheel, should the ball rest on either of those
numbers, you are a winner.
Six numbers
5 to 1 Odds.
Select six numbers from the wheel, should the ball rest on either of those
numbers, you are a winner.
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