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Roulette Rules
Roulette is one of the simplest casino games, but are you sure of the game board? Find out the full
rules of roulette
here.
Rules of Roulette
Because of the complex looking game board, roulette may seem confusing to begin with, but the roulette rules are actually incredibly simple.
The word ‘roulette’ translates directly from the French for ‘little wheel’ and the basic premise of the game is to gamble on which number the ball will fall on in the spinning wheel. To do this you will need to place chips in the corresponding numbers of the game board. Most of the numbers are divided into black and red, although the figures 0 or 00 are green. With this in mind, you can bet individual or groups or numbers on the colour of your number, or whether or not your number will be odd or even. After that, just hope your number or group comes up and you could well be in the money – it really is that simple!
The word ‘roulette’ translates directly from the French for ‘little wheel’ and the basic premise of the game is to gamble on which number the ball will fall on in the spinning wheel. To do this you will need to place chips in the corresponding numbers of the game board. Most of the numbers are divided into black and red, although the figures 0 or 00 are green. With this in mind, you can bet individual or groups or numbers on the colour of your number, or whether or not your number will be odd or even. After that, just hope your number or group comes up and you could well be in the money – it really is that simple!
There is American and French roulette available to play at the Riverbelle Online Casino. The two games are almost identical, with slightly different roulette rules; American roulette has an extra green number – 00 – bringing the total numbers to 38 rather than 37. On the American version all of the colours are numbered, so it’s very easy for English speakers to follow.
On the French version, the numbers are not coloured on the game board, but the colour of a number is highlighted if you hover over the red or black diamonds in the right hand corners. The board is also, somewhat unsurprisingly, in French, but hovering over a particular box will make it clear what numbers the box.
On the French version, the numbers are not coloured on the game board, but the colour of a number is highlighted if you hover over the red or black diamonds in the right hand corners. The board is also, somewhat unsurprisingly, in French, but hovering over a particular box will make it clear what numbers the box.
