There are a number of bets than can be played on European roulette and these cover particular sections of the wheel. Continue Reading »
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Why play Roulette?
Roulette has a low house advantage compared to other games. On a single-zero wheel, the house advantage is 2.7 per cent. Continue Reading »
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English Roulette
English roulette is a version of roulette that uses a single-zero wheel and a smaller betting layout - similar to the size of an American roulette layout. To confuse matters English roulette is often called American roulette. You may also hear it called single-zero American roulette. Continue Reading »
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The history of Roulette
Gambling games using spinning wheels have been played for thousands of years. Some of the earliest games using spinning wheels date back to Ancient Rome and Greece. Roman soldiers would mark sections on a chariot wheel, spin it and bet on where it would stop. Continue Reading »