Roulette has been played in one form or another for several centuries

It once had 31 sectors on its wheel, although now it is more common for wheels with numbers 37 (in Europe) and 38 (in the USA).

That is, the odds of winning are slightly different depending on which variety you are playing. The game has evolved over time and is now an integral part of most modern casinos around the world.

Overview

The European roulette wheel is divided into 37 sectors, numbered from zero (zero) to 36. This means that the chance of winning is slightly higher than in other types of roulette, for example, in American roulette, in which there are more sectors.

The area of ​​the table where bets are placed is divided into two parts - an internal and an external one. Each of them has its own bets.

On the "inside" part, you can bet on individual numbers, as well as on groups of up to 6 adjacent numbers.

On the "outer" part of the table, bets are placed on red or black, top or bottom numbers, as well as on odd or even (each of these groups includes 18 numbers). You can also place bets on 12 numbers (3 such bets are called "columns" and 3 more - "dozens").

There are also groups of 7 to 17 numbers located on different wheel segments. You can place a bet with one click on the "racetrack" - the part of the roulette table where the real wheel is displayed with the numbers in the same order as on the wheel, rather than in order as in the betting table.