Roulette For Real Money

What is Roulette?

Roulette is a game of chance, played at both online and land-based gambling venues across the globe. While the exact origins of the game are unclear, it's widely believed that it was first played in Paris in the late 1700s. By the end of the 20th century, the game of Roulette reached almost every gambling venue across the globe. Nowadays, it's quite hard to find a casino that doesn't offer Roulette games.

There are three main variants of Roulette – American Roulette, European Roulette, and French Roulette. Each of these variants come with their own sets of rules, though many of their basics are largely the same. When playing Roulette online, players have the chance to try their hands at two different types of Roulette games: Online Roulette and Live Roulette. The difference between online Roulette and live Roulette is that the former makes use of a Random Number Generator (RNG) software, whereas the latter is based on real-life happenings in a casino studio.

The game of Roulette is based entirely on the element of luck and comes with easy-to-understand rules. So, even a novice player can start playing Roulette after watching a few rounds of the gaming action.

How to Play Roulette?

When playing Roulette online, there are a variety of different Roulette variants for you to choose from. While all these Roulette games come with slightly different Rules and gameplay features, the basics of them are largely the same.

Below we'll take a look at how to play European Roulette, which is the most popular variant of the game. Once you understand the rules and gameplay of European Roulette, you can easily learn how to play any other Roulette variant.

Rules

The game of European Roulette makes use of a wheel and a table. The wheel of European Roulette is made up of 37 pockets with numbers from 0 to 36. All numbers are colored in alternate red and black, except for the 0 slot which is colored in green. The presence of just a single zero on the wheel reduces the house edge of European Roulette to 2.7%.

As a player, your aim in Roulette is to guess what numbered pocket the white ball will land on. In Roulette, you have the option to place wagers on a single number, a group of numbers, or colors.

Once you've decided what wagers you wish to place, simply drag the casino chips to the position you wish to place your bets on. Then all you need to do is click the "Spin" button and see where the ball lands on the Roulette wheel. If you're able to make a correct guess, you win. Here, your winnings will be paid according to the payout table.