How to play Roulette
Roulette is a favourite of players around the globe for its simplicity and variety of betting options. There’s many different forms of Roulette—from the classic versions of European, French and American, to enhanced and unique versions that can only be played online. All Roulette games use the same basic play style that is simple to learn, and easy to understand. However, Roulette also offers a surprising level of depth for the really serious players out there.
The earliest form of Roulette is said to have been invented in a monastery in France in the 17th century. In an attempt to build a perpetual motion machine, a that would revolve endlessly without a need for energy from an outside source. However, the physicist failed, but luckily the Roulette wheel was born. The word Roulette means “small wheel” in French.
To play roulette, you simply need to place your chips on the layout in the betting positions of your choice. The basic bets in roulette can be divided into two main types: outside and inside bets. The outside bets are more likely to win but they have lower payouts. These include dozens and columns, and the even chance bets (red/black, odd/even, and high/low numbers).
The inside bets are the numbers on the central part of the layout. These have much higher payouts but are also more risky. You can bet on one individual number or a group of numbers. Below are the basic roulette bets:
