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1. How to Play
Roulette

2. The Game of Roulette
 Casinos have long been associated with glamour, excitement, wealth
and anticipation. One of the most iconic casino games around has
to be Roulette
 Even if you have never set foot in a Casino, It is likely that you
have seen Roulette being played somewhere before
 There are two different Roulette games; European Roulette and
American Roulette
 In the American version, there is an additional pocket; the ‘00’ or
‘Double Zero’ , which increases the house advantage. It is
therefore always advisable to play at on a European Roulette wheel

3. Roulette: a Game of Chance
 Roulette is a game of chance. There is no formula that can be
learnt in order to help you win
 However, there are betting strategies that can help you spread your
bet and improve your chances of staying in the game
 Each Roulette wheel is handmade, meaning there may be a slight
bias caused by the way the wood has been formed
 Some people dedicate endless hours to studying a particular
Roulette Wheel to work out its bias, in an attempt to gain the upper
hand

4. Roulette: a Game of Chance
 But, if you are playing at different Roulette Wheels or playing
through an online casino game, then Roulette remains a game of
chance
 Equally, some people spend time observing the person who spins
the Roulette wheel. If they have been working at the wheel for a
long time, they may have an automatic spin technique
 If they are exerting the same force each time they spin the wheel, it
can create a bias
 Again, this is not an option for many players, so it is again down to
chance

5. Placing a Bet in Roulette
 Before playing Roulette, it can be interesting to watch other
players to get a feel for the game
 Having said this, do not waste time remembering the colours or
numbers that have previously won. Each spin of the wheel is
unique; it is not influenced by what has gone before
 If you have seen the ball land in six blacks in a row, you may feel
that the odds favour a red on the next round. In reality, it remains
a 50:50 after every spin
 When you are ready to play Roulette, the first step is to place
your bet on the Roulette Table

6. Placing a Bet in Roulette
 Do not be tempted to put all of your money on one number (an
inside bet)
 Whilst this will deliver the best returns should you win, the
chances of you winning are very slim. This is the quickest way to
lose your money
 Your best option is an outside bet, or a combination of bets
 An outside bet is a gamble on a large number of numbers. For
example, an outside bet can be placed on Red or Black, Odd or
Evens, or a column of numbers
 The odds for an outside bet may be lower, but you are more likely
to win the game

7. Simply Roulette Strategy
 One betting technique for increasing your chances of winning a
Roulette game is the Simple Strategy
 It can be applied without a big budget, making it ideal for those
who are new to the game
 This strategy involves selecting two numbers from the middle
column; one red, one black and placing a £1 bet on each. You
then also place a bet on each corner of the two numbers
selected
 With this technique, you cover 18 numbers (50% of the wheel) so
there is a fair chance that one of your numbers will come up.
However, your pay back will also be lower

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