Casino Roulette Tips

American-style Casino Roulette

For all who want to spend a leisurely evening in an English or European casino and not tax their brains, play American- style roulette. But treat French roulette, which abounds in European and English Casino, as if it were fly paper and you were a fat, sluggish fly. The percentages for American-style roulette are much better for the player In Nevada, for example, “0” and “00” on the roulette table layouts increase the percentage for the club. But in England and in many European casinos, only “0” appears on the layout; the “00” has been eliminated. With the “00” gone, you have thirty-seven numbers, but you are paid the same odds (35 to 1) as if you were playing with thirty-eight numbers. There is one less number (00) on which you can lose your bet.

Even Money

There is another important advantage in playing American-style Casino Roulette. Many players like to make wagers that pay even money if the right numeral or color shows. These “even money” bets include “odd” or “even,”“red” or “black,” and numbers “1 to 18” or “19 to 36.” In many European casinos, the club only takes half your bet or puts your chips in prison and gives you another chance. These extra bonuses on roulette odds fit right along with the percentage advantages English Casino give in 21 and craps. Some of you cynics must be wondering why our jolly English neighbors are being so generous. It’s simple. English casinos are trying to capture a bigger share of the global tourist gambling trade by advertising England as the best place in the world to gamble. But they aren’t being completely honest.

Colored Chips of Casino

In American roulette, the dealers give you a chip colored differently from other Casino Players chips when you buy in to play the game. The chip color you get is yours as long as you are playing, and there cannot be any mistake as to who gets paid when a number is hit. If you have a red chip with a green dot in the middle and you put that chip on number 6, and 6 hits, there is no confusion about who owns the chip. Croupiers are given tips for the service they give to the players. They must have complete control of the game and have a good idea about who the bets belong to.