French Roulette

French Roulette - french roulette online

How to play

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French Roulette is the most elaborate version of the single zero Roulette, featuring detailed betting systems that make it easier for the player to place complex bets.

Playing Roulette means guessing in which numbered pocket the ball will land at the end of the spin. Place the chips on a number or any betting area on the table layout and press spin.

With a single chip you can cover one single number, or (almost) half the table. Check the bets section for details.

When the ball lands in one of the 37 pockets, the dolly is placed on the corresponding square on the table layout. If any of your bets covered that particular number, you get paid according to the payout rules, if not, you lose your bet.

French roulette user interface

A guide through the game buttons and fields

The screen's main features are the table with the wheel, and the table layout on which the bets are placed.

On the left side of the screen is the recent numbers history field, which lists the last 12 numbers the ball has landed on, with the latest number on top.

On the outside edge of the wheel is the limits button with current table limits. If you press on it, the paytable with payouts and detailed betting limits pops up.

In the top left corner is the Lobby bar.

On the bottom of the screen are the Menu Bar and the Action Bar with game control buttons and Betting Chips.

Bets

All allowed types of betting in French Roulette

Two standard types of Roulette bets, the inside and the outside bets, are placed on the table layout, also called the carpet, which is divided into"inside" and "outside" betting areas.

French Roulette also features two additional types of bets: announce bets and neighbour bets. You can access these by pressing on the announce bets or neighbour bets buttons on the left side of the Menu Bar.

Payout

Different bet combinations offer different payouts, depending on the odds of the combination.

Note: The average RTP (return to player) in french roulette online Roulette is the single zero roulette standard of 97.30%.

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Payouts are calculated for continuous play. 1:1 payout means the win amount is equal to bet amount, therefore it pays double the bet, which is the win plus the bet. 35:1 again means the win amount is 35 times the bet amount, therefore 35:1 pays 36 times the bet, which is the win plus the bet.

La Partage rule
Placing any even money bets (red-black, low-high, even-odd) and hitting a zero usually means losing the entire bet. With la Partage rule implemented, the house instead "shares" (partage in french roulette online means "sharing") with you that unfortunate bet, meaning each time the green field spoils your even money betting strategy you will get half of your bet back. Needless to say this also increases the initial return to player to 98.65% for all even money bets.

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To maximize the advantage of la Partage rule which returns half of your even money bet, the result of splitting the bet in half must be payable with available coin denominations, otherwise the payout will be rounded down. Rounding down is in effect for all bets that end on 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 cents. E.g. if you place 5 cents on an even money bet and hit zero, the house cannot pay 2.5 cents, since there is no coin for 0.5 cents, and will pay 2 cents, not 3.