Roulette
The game of roulette is an easy game to learn and it offers great variety when it comes to betting options. Many people like roulette for the mere fact that they have ample time at the table to decide where they want to place their money. First played in the 17th century in France, this game is not only a favorite throughout Europe but also the United States.

For roulette, you usually see up to eight players, all going against the house, which is represented by the dealer. The dealer spins the roulette wheel, while handling all the bets and payouts. In both the French and European roulette versions, the wheel has 37 slots but for games in the United States, there are 38, as well as two zeros. Each player uses different colored chips to help keep bets separated. Just as with poker, you can purchase chips with different denominations within the same color.

To start playing the game of roulette, one or more bets would be placed on numbers with the exception of the zero, either on the inside or outside of the table layout. Generally, if you are just starting out, we recommend you practice with two types of betting. First, is inside bets and second, outside bets. For inside bets, the total of all your bets has to meet or exceed the table's minimum. Outside bets require that you play the table minimum for each bet. Additionally, outside bets are those on the roulette board but on the outside of the main playing area.

Then good luck!