The American Roulette wheel is divided into 38 sections. And, do not forget: once the wheel starts spinning, bets are no longer accepted. Thus, the player can immediately choose for himself the comfortable game level. The establishment may set the minimum and maximum bets for a gaming table. It is convenient for players to differentiate them. There are so-called inside and outside bets. That is, the chances that the ball stops at the number other than the zero are about twice as high. The gaming house edge in European Roulette is much lower than that in American Roulette, due to a single zero. The European Roulette rules are simple, easy to learn and nice to play.
You may place the straight bet to a single number, cover several numbers, make a color bet, even/odd and so on. Players place bets before the croupier spins the wheel and rolls the ball. In European Roulette there is only one zero, it is called sometimes as “roulette with one zero.” The game rules are simple: the player tries to guess which sector the ball stays after the wheel stops spinning. The sectors are painted in red and black. European roulette has 37 sectors on the wheel, which are numbered from 0 to 36.
