Roulette games

Choose a wheel format

European, French and American roulette use different wheel layouts and rule details. Read the table rules for the exact version rather than assuming all wheels are the same.

Understand outside and inside bets

Outside bets cover broader groups of outcomes; inside bets select individual numbers or small combinations. Each has its own payout and probability.

European and American wheels

European roulette has one zero pocket; American roulette adds a double-zero pocket. That changes the number of possible outcomes and the house edge on standard bets.

Confirm the wheel shown in the game rules before using a strategy or comparing payouts.

Inside and outside bets

Inside bets select individual numbers or small groups; outside bets cover broader groups such as colour or parity. A broader selection can win more often but pays less when it lands.

Neither bet type changes the random outcome of the next spin.

Settle a bet by reading the layout

The roulette layout shows which pockets or groups a selection covers and the payout for a winning result.

Confirm whether a special rule changes zero treatment, and check whether a chip remains active for more than one spin.

A saved or repeated bet should be reviewed before each spin so the same total is not unintentionally reused.