The Ultimate Roulette Guide

Introduction: How The Game Works

Roulette is one of the easiest games to play and understand in the casino. As usual the easier a game is to understand the greater the house edge, and roulette is no exception. If you are looking for a easy to understand and slow paced table game, and are willing to sacrifice on the house edge, then you may like roulette. If you want something more stimulating or with a decent return I would suggest looking at other games.

One difference between roulette and all other table games is that roulette chips have no value denomination printed on them. This actually is the true definition of a chip, one which indicates its value is technically called a check. The roulette table comes with six to eight sets of different colored chips, each set consisting of 300 chips. When a player purchases chips he gets his own color and the value of each chip is the buy-in divided by the number of chips received. The dealer will place a token on top of the dealer's stack of that color of chips to indicate the value.

• Short Pays
• Best Roulette in the West
• Las Vegas Rules Survey
• Number Placement
• Sector Bets
• Number Sequence in Roulette

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While Roulette is just a simple game of luck we do discuss some of the more advanced aspects of the game.

• Wheel Tracking
• Betting Systems
• Ball Steering
• Organic Roulette Experiment
• Hot Numbers in Roulette -- Myths and Facts