Playing Live Roulette
Live Roulette is virtually the same as playing standard roulette. The rules of the game are not difficult to learn, so you needn’t be worried. Roulette offers a spectrum of betting options and intense gameplay, which explains why it is so popular.
The objective of roulette is easy. You need to predict which pocket the white ball will land. You accomplish this by placing your chips on the appropriate part of the table that corresponds to the type of bet you want to make. When bets are complete, the roulette wheel is spun, and the ball is dropped. With time, the spinning ball loses speed until it falls into one of the wheel’s numbered pockets.
An American roulette wheel has 38 pockets, while European and French roulette wheels have 37 pockets. The difference is owing to the green (00) pocket. All roulette wheels have 36 pockets numbered 1-36 coloured in either red or black. The 37th pocket is green (0) for all roulette wheels.
The final resting place of the white ball determines the outcome of bets for around. For example, assume you placed two bets, a colour bet on red and a number bet on 25. If the ball lands on the number 21 red, you win the colour bet but lose the number bet. The amount that you win is based on the probability that the event occurs. Since nearly half of the pockets are red, you would expect the payout on a red colour bet to be much lower than if you correctly predicted the numbered pocket. This is because predicting where the ball will fall has a 1/38 or 1/39 occurrence chance, making it much more difficult. You can find more information on odds in the game rules.
