standard roulette versus double zero roulette

This bet is made up of nine chips of the same face-value. This is a bet on the numbers in the voisin sector. On the game table, the voisin sector is marked as “series 0/2/3” and the tiers sector as “series 5/8”.

Furthermore, within the voisin sector there is another sector called zero spiel (German term). French terms are used to denote these sectors: the voisins du zero (or just voisin), orphelins (which consists of two fields) and tiers. The roulette wheel is divided into three sectors. These bets are related with the layout of numbers on the roulette wheel, not the playing field. In some casinos, these are called announces or call bets. The player may not place simultaneous bets on red and black, odd and even, 1-18 and 19-36, any three dozens, or any other bet that would be mutually exclusive. The chip is placed on the field under the chosen column. There are 12 numbers in each of the three Columns. The chip is placed on the field that indicates the chosen Dozen.

Three separate Dozens can be bet on: the first (1-12), the second (13-24), and the third (25-36). The chip is placed on the corner between rows. The chip is placed on the corner between two numbers and zero. This is the combination of zero and two numbers in the first row (0-1-2 or 0-2-3). The chip is placed on the corner between the first row and zero. The first row and zero add up to the First Four. The chip is placed on the right vertical line of the desired row. The chip is placed on the corner where the four numbers meet. It is also possible to bet on the combination of the zero with numbers from the first row: 0-1, 0-2 or 0-3. The chip is placed on the line between two numbers on the roulette table. The chip is placed on the center of the chosen number. The chip is placed on the corresponding area for the bet. Three types of these bets can be placed: red or black, even or odd, 1 to 18 or 19 to 36. All the roulette bets can be divided into two classes: field bets and track bets. The game is conducted on a standard roulette table with a single zero.

Features of No Zero Multiball Roulette and No Zero Roulette Express.

Features of American Roulette without House Edge.

Features of European Roulette, Multiball Roulette and Roulette Express without House Edge.

Standard roulette versus double zero roulette