Q&A for How to Play Roulette

Don't play. If you do, plan on an amount you can afford to lose and feel comfortable with. When it is gone, walk away and consider the money spent for the pleasure of playing the game. Remember that the casino is there to win your money and if you play long enough, the odds are in their favor and you will lose your money. If you happen to win and are ahead, take your money and get a nice dinner.

You have a better chance at winning when you bet on the "outside" side, which includes betting on a color, group of numbers, even or odd. Since almost half of the numbers are either black or red (except for the green that are 0 and 00) it's very close to 50% chance that you will win, being exact you have a 46.37% chance of winning. This also happens with even or odd and with the groups that includes numbers from 1 to 18 and 19 to 36. The closer you get to a specific bet the harder it gets to win. These probabilities up next are for the American Roulette: Black or red - 46.37%; Odd or even - 46.37%; 1 to 12 - 31.58%; Single Number - 2.63% (just to give some examples).

5% of your profit would be enough. If they complain, then you'll know what kind of people you are dealing with. Most of the time they will be polite and thank you.

You can bet on red, which means if the balls lands on one red number you win the bet, times two. But if it lands on a black number, you lose.

Yes, you can. In American roulette, you have 38 numbers to choose from, which gives you a 38 to 1 chance to win. However, the house only pays you 36 to 1. Not a good bet overall.

It depends on the table. Normally the dealer will wait about 15 to 20 seconds after paying out.

Yes, it's possible to rig the table by magnetic interference between the ball and wheel, though this isn't likely, given that the odds of winning at roulette regularly are small anyway.

The odds are the same as landing on any other number.

No, zero is just another number out of all the other numbers. The wheel is not more likely to land on zero than anything else.

No, you can bet on either numbers or colors - however, all the colors and numbers do correspond with one another.

At some tables (usually tables that play with large amounts of money), you can "call." This means that you say how much you want to bet on something instead of placing your chips. This can be used if your bet is so big that the chips won't fit the number or if your bet consists of a lot of bets on more than one number.

No, you do not. The only thing you will need is the wheel, a ball and the roulette carpet.

There are 18 red and 18 black numbers (and, of course, the green 0 and 00 in America). So it is like flipping a coin... almost, since those green numbers pop up when you least expect them to.

The dealer will call when it's time to place bets to give you time to place the chips, and will then call "No more bets" and spin the wheel and roll the ball. After the number is called, winners are paid and losing bets are cleared, then the dealer will instruct, "Place your bets" for the next round.

Quit when you first lose and go to another table. See if your luck starts again. However, the odds are against you most of the time. You will find that your "always" soon turns to a "sometimes."

You can make a wager for the dealer in roulette. Simply tell the dealer what number you'd like to place their wager on. If this number is spun, the dealer will make money off this bet.

The 0 and 00 do not count as even numbers. If the ball lands on these numbers (unless you specifically bet on them), the money goes towards the casino. This is one major example of "house advantage."

You can bet anywhere from 1 to 38 numbers (including the 0 and 00). However, placing a straight-up bet on all 38 numbers will guarantee you to lose money (due to the payout ratio and house advantage). If you want to bet multiple numbers, 6-12 is usually the recommended range.

No. The rules of outside betting do not allow you to bet for opposite 1-1 numbers (red/black, odd/even, 1-18/19-36), because that would mean you're wagering all the numbers on the table.

Roulette is a game of luck. It is impossible to tell which number will be picked each time.

A basket bet is also called a five-number bet. It's a bet for the numbers 0, 00, 1, 2, and 3. It pays 6-1.

The ball must complete at least 4 rotations around the wheel for it to be considered a valid spin.

The most common number people play is 17. However, 17 is no more likely to earn you money than any other number.

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