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Rules of roullete
Adrenaline-seekers tend to flock to BCH jackpot and roulette games for a reason — the unpredictability of it. But unpredictable or not, roulette does have its set of rules.
Every roulette game requires a wheel and a table, both of which feature 36 numbers and a single 0. I discovered that on American tables, there’s also a 00 (double zero) - this changes the odds from 5.4% to 5.3%, so it’s still a small difference, really.
The game kicks off when the dealer sends a small white ball spinning around the wheel. My job is to predict which numbered slot the ball will eventually land in. To place my bets, I simply mark my desired options on the table. If I’m lucky enough to predict correctly, I get paid based on the odds.
Beyond just picking numbers, I found that roulette tables offer several other betting options. These include:
| Bet Type | Explanation |
|---|---|
| 1-18 | Betting on the first half of numbers |
| 19-36 | Betting on the second half of numbers |
| Even | Betting on even numbers |
| Odd | Betting on odd numbers |
| Black | Betting on black-colored slots |
| Red | Betting on red-colored slots |
| 1st 12 | A bet covering all numbers from 1 to 12 |
| 2nd 12 | A bet covering all numbers from 13 to 24 |
| 3rd 12 | A bet covering all numbers from 25 to 36 |
