Learn Roulette
Roulette can be as simple as putting the desired number of chips on the
color or number of your choice and seeing if the end result of the spin
finds you a winner; and it can also be as complex as monitoring past wins
and calculating mathematical future possibilities based on some 'super
roulette system' that you may be using.
Here, we're making it as easy as possible for you to learn roulette in
no time. Take a look at the roulette table layout below.
The action is very simple:
1) Bets are placed in the various betting areas (to be discussed further
in the roulette bets section) on the
table that are highlighted by the arrow pointing from the number 1 in
the diagram above
2) The Croupier spins the wheel that is
highlighted by the arrow pointing from the number 2 in the diagram above)
3) As the wheel spins, a small plastic ball bobbles around on it, and
wherever the ball ends up (in a particular red or black colored slot and
labeled with a particular number), this determines the winners and losers
in the round
To learn roulette in more detail, we've provided extensive sections that
you can read and digest in more detail. You can find links to these sections
in the Nav-Links to the left, and additionally, you can check out the
useful roulette sites and portals listed below.
Roulette-Info | House
of Roulette | Fat
Tony's Roulette | Mastering
Roulette | Online
Casino Roulette | American
Roulette | Golden
Palace Roulette | Roulette
Guru
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