French roulette online

French roulette wheel is a game with a mysterious history that has received huge popularity and the love of gamblers around the world. According to the most common version, the "father" of the principle of roulette in the 17th century was the French mathematician B. Pascal, who tried to invent a kind of perpetual motion in the form of a wheel. Somewhat later, this wheel became part of gambling. Another version says that the modern format of roulette appeared through the efforts of another Frenchman - F. Blank, who, according to legend, made a pact with evil forces to learn all of the secrets of the game. Proponents of this version use that fact that all of the numbers in roulette add up to 666 as evidence, as the number has had a bad name for a long time now. In any event, the birthplace of roulette is France, and French Roulette is the ancestor of other types of the game.

The basic rules and principles of the game are similar in all types of roulette. However, the French version is the most complex and elaborate in detail. In this type of roulette 37 numbers - 1 to 36 + 0 are also used. The free French roulette wheel is played at a table with a wheel and a lined betting field, which even looks different from the European and American versions. The initial stage of the game is the player’s betting. Then the player activates the wheel by pressing the "spin" button. A white ball is thrown onto a rotating wheel to determine your winnings. The ball stops and randomly falls into a numbered slot, which is announced as the winner. Your task is to guess which number will win and make the right call, which is all roulette rules.

This takes into account not only the number, but also the color of the number field, even / odd and other factors. In roulette, there are many types of bets that provide good winnings. For example, by betting "red", you win if any winning number on the wheel is in a red slot. These types of bets always increase your chances of winning.

French Roulette has the following betting system:

1. Inside bets include all bets in the inner field, where there are only cells with numbers.

• Straight. Covers one number. The chip is placed in the middle of the cell with the selected number.

Example: 1, 5, 18, or any other number selected from 0 to 36.

• Split. Covers two nearby numbers. The chip is placed on the line between numbers.

Example: 26 and 27 or 27 and 30.

• Trio. Covers three numbers at the top of the field. The chip is placed on the inside line connecting three numbers (intersection).

Example: 0, 1, 2 or 0, 2, 3.

Basket. Covers only the numbers 0, 1, 2, 3. The chip is placed on the outer corner, which combines the numbers 0 and 1 or 0 and 3.

Street. Covers three numbers (in a horizontal line). The chip is placed on the left or right of the first vertical strip, which is the boundary line and at the same time separates the inside betting field from the outside field, the French roulette online is exactly the same.

Example: 25, 26, 27, or 10, 11, 12.

Corner. Covers four numbers located on the field in the form of a square. The chip is placed on the central intersection of a square containing any 4 numbers.

Example: 13, 14, 16, 17

Six line. Covers two horizontal lines (6 numbers). The chip is placed on one of the external intersections, connecting two lines of numbers.

Example: a chip placed on the first intersection between numbers 16 and 19 will cover two lines: 16, 17, 18 and 19, 20, 21. A chip set on the last intersection between 18 and 21 covers the same numbers.

2. Outside Bets in French roulette wheel are bets placed on additional cells to the right and left of the inside betting field.

• 1 to 18. Covers the first half of numbers - from the 1st to the 18th. The chip is placed on the cell labeled 'big 1 to 18'
• 19 to 36. Covers the second half of numbers - from 19 to 36 .The chip is placed on the cell labeled 'small 19 to 36'
• Red or black. Two similar bets. A chip on a red diamond covers all of the red cells with numbers. A chip on the black diamond covers all of the black squares with numbers.
• Even and odd. A bet for 'Even' cells covers all the even numbers on the inner field. Betting on 'odd' cells covers all of the odd numbers on the field.
• Dozens. The game has three options for Dozen Bets.

- A bet on the 'first dozen' labeled P12 (Premiere) covers the first 12 numbers on the internal field.

- A bet on the 'second dozen' marked M12 (Moyenne) covers the second 12 numbers on the internal field.

- A bet on the 'third dozen' labeled D12 (Derniere) covers the third 12 numbers on the internal field.

• Column. Covers 12 numbers of one of the three vertical columns. The chip on the cell below the column labeled with a white ▲ covers all of the numbers selected in the column.

3. Announced bets are a special type of bet that can be found only in the free French roulette wheel as well as in paid one version of roulette. They are a well-designed betting system that helps the player to avoid wasting time on placing many chips on the field. When choosing a bet, chips of the selected value is placed automatically on the appropriate cells. To choose one of the bets, click on the blue box at the bottom left labeled 'Announced Bets'.

• Neighbors of zero (Voisins du zero). Covers the numbers located on the wheel to the right and to the left of the zero. When choosing such a bet, 9 chips will cover: zero, the first 9 numbers on its left and 7 numbers on its right. Three types of bets are used: trio, corner and split.
• Third sector of the wheel (Tiers du cylindre). Covers the numbers located on the wheel opposite zero. When you select this bet, 6 chips will cover 12 numbers opposite zero. Split bets are used.
• Other lines (Orphelins en plein). Covers the remaining numbers on the wheel between the two previous sectors. When choosing the bet, 8 chips will cover the following numbers: 1, 6, 9, 14, 17, 20, 31, 34. Only direct bets are used in the roulette rules.
• The remaining splited (Orphelins a cheval). Covers the same numbers as the previous bet, only using 5 chips and split bets.
• Zero Game (Jeu zero). Covers the cell zero, and the first four numbers to the left of zero on the wheel and the first two numbers to the right. In total, it covers 7 numbers with 4 chips. One direct and three split bets are used.
• Ends with 7/9 (Jeu 7/9). 6 chips automatically cover all field numbers that end in 7, 8 and 9 (a total of 10 numbers). Direct and split bets are used.
• Snakes. Two options: black and red for French roulette online.

- 12 chips cover one black number in each line.

- 12 chips cover one red number in each line.

As a result, the chips look like a snake (hence the name of the bet). Only direct bets.

• Splits. Covers some red and black numbers.

- For red - 4 chips are placed as split bets on neighboring red numbers (covering 8 red numbers).

- For black - 7 chips are placed as split bets on all lines that combine adjacent black numbers (covering 10 black numbers).

• Ends with a number... (Finales en plein). When one of the numbers in the pop-up menu is selected, several chips (three or four) cover all the numbers ending in that number. Direct and split bets are used when you play French roulette wheel.
• Ends with numbers... (Finales a cheval). When a two-digit number is selected from two options in the pop-up menu, several chips cover all numbers ending with these numbers. 3 to 5 chips are used and mostly split bets (direct bets can also be made if necessary).

4. In a free French roulette wheel, everything is the same, neighbor bets made on a special wheel model that appears when you press the green button 'neighbor bets'. With these bets, you can cover up to 9 numbers in two clicks. Neighbor bets made for the numbers on the left and the right of any selected number. For example, a bet on three adjacent covers three numbers to the left of the selected numbers, 3 numbers to the right of the number and the number itself. As a result, in one click you make 7 straight bets for 7 numbers. In addition, you can choose different sector numbers on the wheel model. You will see which numbers cover a particular sector by hovering the cursors over its name.

French Roulette has one significant difference from the other kinds of the game. It uses the «La Partage» rule (French for 'splitting'), which is additional beneficial for players. In any other variation of roulette the casino takes the stake if 0 (zero) wins and no player has bets on the cell. The «La Partage» rule designed to reduce the player's loss in roulette rules. If zero wins in French roulette, and the player did not bet on it, but has placed a bet on one of the equal chance bets (odd / even, small / large, red / black), the casino returns half of the bet.

As you can see, French Roulette is a little more complicated than the popular American and European versions, but there are some unique advantages here, it is worth spending a few extra minutes to understand all of the rules. Enjoy the spins and place bets wisely!