Roulette at UNION777TH

Roulette wheel viewed from above showing red and black pockets and the ball

What roulette is

Roulette lets you back a number or a group of numbers before the ball is released. It offers more distinct bet types than almost any other table game.

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The order of a round

Betting opens and chips go on the layout.
The dealer releases the ball into the spinning wheel.
Betting closes before the ball drops.
The ball settles, and positions are paid.

Inside and outside bets

The layout has two halves. Inside bets sit on the numbers themselves, or on the lines between them, and cover a narrow set of outcomes. Outside bets sit around the grid and cover a broader one.

Inside and outside bets compared
Group	Where it goes	Coverage
Inside	On a number, or a line between numbers	Narrow
Outside	The boxes around the number grid	Broader

Common inside positions

A single number — the chip sits in the middle of the box.
Two numbers — on the line between two boxes.
Four numbers — on the corner where four boxes meet.

Common outside positions

Red or black
Odd or even
Ranges, columns and dozens, as marked on the layout.

Worth knowing: rounds are independent. The history board tells you what has happened, not what is about to.

Keeping the stake in hand

Because roulette lets you cover several positions at once, decide a total for the round first and spread that, rather than deciding per position. It is the difference between a session that lasts and one that does not.

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