How To Win At Online Roulette,

How to Win At

Online Roulette 2nd Edition

Samuel Blankson

How To Win At Online Roulette, 2nd Edition

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Copyright © 2006, by Samuel Blankson. All rights reserved including the right to reproduce this book, or portions thereof, in any form except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review.

ISBN 10: 1-905789-86-6 ISBN 13: 978-1-905789-86-3

Acknowledgements

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AcknowledgementsThanks to God, my wife, and all the online casinos that have paid out large sums of roulette winnings.

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ContentsACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........................................................................III

CONTENTS.................................................................................................. V

INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................... 1

CHAPTER 1 .................................................................................................. 3

WHAT IS NEW IN THIS 2ND EDITION? ............................................................. 4TYPES OF ROULETTE GAMES ...................................................................... 4

American Roulette Wheel....................................................................... 4European Roulette Wheel ...................................................................... 4Differences Between The Two Roulette Games...................................... 5

Chip Colour................................................................................................... 5Croupier ........................................................................................................ 5Zero Rules..................................................................................................... 5

Table Layout .......................................................................................... 6American Table............................................................................................. 6European Table ............................................................................................. 7French Roulette Table Layout....................................................................... 8

The Roulette Wheel ................................................................................ 9

CHAPTER 2 ................................................................................................ 13

HOW TO PLAY ROULETTE ......................................................................... 14Roulette Rules And Table Etiquette...................................................... 14

Inside Bet .................................................................................................... 14Outside Bet.................................................................................................. 15Table Minimum........................................................................................... 15Chips ........................................................................................................... 15Pace Of Roulette ......................................................................................... 16

TYPES OF BETS ......................................................................................... 17Simple Bets........................................................................................... 17Announces Bets .................................................................................... 18

Voisins Du Zero, Zero Neighbour, Or Series 0/2/3..................................... 20Tier Du Cylindre (Series 5/8)...................................................................... 21Orphelins A Cheval..................................................................................... 21Orphelins En Plein ...................................................................................... 22Other Special Bets....................................................................................... 23

Jeu 0....................................................................................................... 23Jeu 7/9.................................................................................................... 24Finales en plein ...................................................................................... 25Finales a cheval...................................................................................... 26Neighbour bet ........................................................................................ 26

CHAPTER 3 ................................................................................................ 27


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REAL LIFE CASINO ROULETTE STRATEGIES .............................................. 28Improving Your Chances Of Winning .................................................. 28

Surrender .................................................................................................... 28Type Of Table............................................................................................. 29En Prison..................................................................................................... 29

ONLINE ROULETTE .................................................................................... 29

CHAPTER 4................................................................................................. 31

ONLINE ROULETTE TECHNIQUES ............................................................... 32The Simple Dozen Bet Technique......................................................... 32

Flaws In Simple Dozen Bet System............................................................ 33Casino table bet limits ........................................................................... 33Freak runs .............................................................................................. 34

Maximising Wins Of Simple Dozen Bet Technique................................... 35Minimising Loss Impact Of Simple Dozen Bet Technique ........................ 36

The Dozen Bet Technique..................................................................... 37Types Of Number Patterns In Online Roulette ........................................... 37

The zero squeeze ................................................................................... 37The stake hold technique .................................................................. 37

The dozen squeeze................................................................................. 38The chase............................................................................................... 38

The middle popularity technique...................................................... 38The run .................................................................................................. 38

Stake loading.................................................................................... 38The most popular technique ............................................................. 39

The creep ............................................................................................... 40Dealing with the Creep..................................................................... 40The Rope-a-dope Creep Signal......................................................... 41

Maximising Your Online Roulette Wins .................................................... 45The Cash Mining System of funds management ................................... 45

Mental state ...................................................................................... 45Following the Rules ......................................................................... 46Profit taking...................................................................................... 46Internet Cookies and Cache clearance.............................................. 47

The Chameleon Technique ................................................................... 48How The Chameleon Technique Works ..................................................... 48

CONCLUSION ............................................................................................ 51

GLOSSARY OF ROULETTE TERMS..................................................... 53

APPENDIX................................................................................................... 55

LIST OF MAJOR ONLINE CASINOS................................................................ 55

NOTES.......................................................................................................... 57

WORKS BY SAMUEL BLANKSON ........................................................ 59

BOOKS (AVAILABLE FROM WWW.PRACTICALBOOKS.ORG)......................... 59

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COMPUTER SOFTWARE SYSTEMS (AVAILABLE FROM WWW.PRACTICALBOOKS.ORG)................................................................... 61

ABOUT THE AUTHOR............................................................................. 71

Introduction

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Introduction The origin of roulette is not very clear. Whilst historians cannot agree on the origins of the game, many believe it was originally invented by the Chinese, and brought into Europe by Dominican Monks who were trading with the Chinese. The French however, mainly believe it was invented by Blaise Pascal, a 17th Century French mathematician. The word "roulette" is derived from a French word meaning a small wheel.

The roulette wheel was made popular during the late 18th century when the ruler of Monaco at the time, Prince Charles, introduced gambling to Monaco to aid with the region’s economic growth.

In 1842, two Frenchmen, Francois and Louis Blanc, invented the single "0" roulette game. This is the European roulette wheel of today. Although this version found its way to America, it was not accepted there, as the casinos favoured the two zero (00) wheel for its higher casino edge.

The advent of the internet allowed the game to flourish online, and today there are thousands of online casinos making it easy for everyone to have access to the game.

Centuries of roulette playing has aided in the development of many roulette systems. Some of the main systems will be covered in this book. However, as the title of the book suggests, the main value of this book for you the reader will be system for winning consistently whilst playing online roulette.

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Chapter 1



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What is new in this 2nd edition? Thanks to all of you who have helped make the 1st Edition such a success. In this edition of “How to win at online roulette”, you are introduced to the “Creep”, a new personality trait to watch out for. The errors in the previous versions’ stake lists have been corrected. The list of other books and products produced by the author has been replaced by relevant gambling related books and gambling systems. An appendix has been added, which lists casinos where the systems discussed in this book can be used.

Types Of Roulette Games

There are two types of roulette games. These are the American and European roulette games, which will now be explained.

American Roulette Wheel The American roulette wheel contains thirty-eight numbers: 0, 00, and 1, through to 36. Having two zeros (0 and 00), gives the house a 5.26% advantage. In other words, for every $100 a gambler bets, the house will make $5.26 in profit. This percentage is called the house edge. The American house edge is higher than the European house edge, which we will look at next.

European Roulette Wheel The European roulette wheel contains thirty-seven numbers: zero and 1, through to 36. Having one zero (0), gives the house a 2.70% advantage. In other words, for every $100 a gambler bets, the house will make $2.70 in profit.


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Differences Between The Two Roulette Games

Chip Colour The American casinos use different coloured chips per player, whilst European casinos generally use the coloured chips for all players. This can be confusing for European players, especially when the table is busy with many players.

CroupierA roulette dealer (usually referred to as "croupier") spins the wheel counter clockwise and releases what is usually a plastic ball along the track that runs along the top of the wheel's cavity. American casino croupiers use their hands and arms to sweep in the loosing chips, whilst European casino croupiers use a long stick, ending in a small rake.

The croupier collects all losses and pays out all winnings. The croupier will also exchange cash for chips, but does not usually do the reverse in most casinos. To get your chips converted back into cash, you need to go to the secure and protected cash counter.

Zero RulesThe rules for when a ball lands on a zero differ between the American and European casinos. In the American casinos, you loose if you place an outside bet and the ball lands on zero. In the European casinos, if zero is landed, you can leave your chips on the table until you either loose or win on a non-zero spin. You can also choose to surrender half your stake if the ball lands on a zero. This is the Surrender rule, which will be covered along with the En Prison rule in more detail, later.


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Table Layout There are three roulette table layouts, American, European, and French. Let us look at their various differences.

American Table The American roulette table is laid out as illustrated in Figure 1: American Roulette Table Layout, with the single zero and double zeros sitting side by side at the top of the table.

Figure 1: American Roulette Table Layout


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European Table The European roulette table is similar in design to the American, with the only difference being a single zero at the top of the table. See Figure 2: European Roulette Table Layout.

Figure 2: European Roulette Table Layout


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French Roulette Table LayoutThe table layout on the French version of roulette is different from both the European and American roulette tables, as shown in Figure 3: French Roulette Table Layout. The main difference is in the position of the side bets (outside bets). The side bets on the French table are split in two, and run along both sides of the table layout. Each side bet is given its French name, and sometimes, also its English translation underneath.

Figure 3: French Roulette Table Layout


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The Roulette Wheel Let us take a closer look at the roulette wheel. The wheel weighs upwards of a hundred pounds, at nearly three feet in diameter. It has numbers distributed around it as illustrated in Figure 4: American Roulette Wheel Layout, Figure 5: European Roulette Wheel Layout, and Figure 6: European Roulette Wheel (L) And American Routine Wheel (R).

Each number on the wheel has a pocket big enough for a small ball to sit inside. The wheel is normally made of wood and has three or four central handles for spinning, although most croupiers use the side of the wheel to spin it. After spinning the wheel, the croupier spins the small ball counter to the direction of the wheel, but inside the rim of the wheel. As the wheel slows, the plastic ball falls towards the centre of the wheel and lands and settles on one of the number pockets.


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Figure 4: American Roulette Wheel Layout


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Figure 5: European Roulette Wheel Layout


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Figure 6: European Roulette Wheel (L) And American Routine Wheel (R)

The wheel is so designed as to evenly distribute high, low, red, black, even, and odd numbers around the circle. You will note that the American wheel has the single zero and double zero in directly opposite sides, whilst the European wheel has only a single zero. This even distribution of numbers on the roulette wheel design is standard within the industry.

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Chapter 2

How to play roulette Types of bets


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How To Play RouletteAfter purchasing your chips from the croupier, you can start to place them on the desired positions on the table, in an attempt to predict where the ball will land after the wheel is spun and the ball comes to a stop.

Once all chips are placed on the table and the bets are made, the dealer spins the roulette wheel, while spinning the ball in the opposite direction inside the roulette wheel. Players are allowed to continue placing their bets during the spin until the dealer says, "No more bets.”

When the wheel slows down and the ball drops into one of the numbered slots, the dealer places a marker on the winning number on the roulette table. If your bet won, the croupier would pay you in chips. If you lost, your chips would be collected and kept by the casino.

Roulette Rules And Table Etiquette Roulette is an uncomplicated game; however, you need to know what you are doing, and the consequences before you place a complex bet. This section not only covers the roulette rules, but also gives advice on casino and roulette etiquette.

Inside BetAn inside bet is a bet on any number or set of numbers, on the roulette table. Inside bets include: 5-number bets, 6-number bets, corner bets, split bets, straight bets, and trio bets. See the illustration below in Figure 7: Outside And Inside Bet Layout.


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Outside BetAn outside bet is a bet on red, black, odd, even, high (19 to 36), and low numbers (1 to 18). Outside bets include the following type of bets: column, dozen, even, odd, high, low, red, and black bets. See Figure 7: Outside And Inside Bet Layout.

Figure 7: Outside And Inside Bet Layout

Table Minimum In roulette, there is a minimum bet rule. This rule dictates the minimum amount you can bet on outside bets, and the minimum total your inside bets must amount to. Therefore, if the table minimum is $5, you can place $5 outside bets, and place inside bets amounting to a minimum of $5, i.e. five $1 bets on numbers.

ChipsIn North America, roulette chips are normally different from normal casino chips, and require you buying and exchanging them for normal casino chips or cash. Each player is assigned different coloured chips. This allows the dealer to differentiate bets and match them to the correct players.


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When buying chips from the dealer, you will be required to give some indication as to the denomination of chips you require. For a $5 minimum table, casinos will have a minimum value of $1 on roulette chips. Depending on how you wish to distribute bets, you can decide to go for low denominations or higher ones. The actual roulette chips will not be marked with a value. The denomination you selected when you purchased your chips will be noted by the croupier or dealer. (The dealer keeps track of this by associating the amount and colour with a “lamer”).

Pace Of Roulette Roulette is a slow-paced game due to the way the bets are placed, the wheel is spun, and how the winnings are paid out. Because of this, you will have plenty of time to place your bets before the croupier waves his/her hands over the table saying, “No more bets.” Until this action or call is made, you can continue to place your bets, and even place announces bets (explained in the Announces Bets section later) by calling them to the croupier. You can also cover the same numbers that other players are covering on the table. Once the ball has settled in a pocket, the croupier will call out the winning number, and place a marker on that number's spot on the table layout. The croupier will do this using a rake1 or his/her hands2. After the dealer sweeps the chips off the table and settles all winnings, he/she will shout, “Place your bets.” Then, and only then, can you again place your bet(s).

1 European casinos generally use a rake to sweep chips on the roulette table 2 American casinos generally use hands and arms to sweep roulette chips from the table.


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Types Of BetsThe attraction of roulette is mainly due to its reward system. Each place on the table has different returns on winnings. We will now examine the different types of bets, and how to place them.

Simple Bets For a more in-depth, explanation of the bets listed in Table 1: Bet Payout Table, see the Glossary. You can place your chips on any number or set of numbers, place outside bets on odd, even, black, red, low, high, column, or dozen numbers.

Type of Bet Numbers Covered

Payout

Black Bet 18 numbers 1 to 1 Column Bet 12 numbers 2 to 1 Corner Bet 4 numbers 8 to 1 Dozen Bet 12 numbers 2 to 1 Even Bet 18 numbers 1 to 1 Five Bet 5 numbers 6 to 1 High Bet 18 numbers 1 to 1 Line Bet 6 numbers 5 to 1 Low Bet 18 numbers 1 to 1 Odd Bet 18 numbers 1 to 1 Red Bet 18 numbers 1 to 1 Split Bet 2 numbers 17 to 1 Straight Up Bet 1 number 35 to 1 Trio Bet 3 numbers 11 to 1

Table 1: Bet Payout Table

You can also call out sophisticated bets, also called announces bets. These bets require the use of the announces racetrack, illustrated in Figure 9: Announces Racetrack.


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Announces Bets The French table has a mechanism for placing the so-called announces bets (call bets), for which there are no dedicated fields on the table layout. They are announced to the dealer, who then places the required amount of chips on the corresponding fields on the announces racetrack (see Figure 9: Announces Racetrack).

There are two different types of announces bets - Neighbours and Arcs ("Voisins de Zero," "Orphelins" (Orphans), and "Tier"). See Figure 8: Wheel Track Divided Into Four Areas.

Figure 8: Wheel Track Divided Into Four Areas


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Figure 9: Announces Racetrack


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Voisins Du Zero, Zero Neighbour, Or Series 0/2/3 If you want to place a bet on numbers in the “Voisins” arc: (22, 18, 29, 7, 28, 12, 35, 3, 26, 0, 32, 15, 19, 4, 21, 2, and 25), you will have to give the croupier your nine units.

The croupier places the chips on the table as follows: one split (cheval) bet on every one of the numbers 4/7, 12/15, 18/21, 19/22, 32/35, two units on the triplet (street) 0-2-3, and two units on the carre 25-29. Table 2: The Voisins De Zero (Series 0/2/3) Bet illustrates how this chip placement is distributed on the table.

Voisins de Zero (series 0/2/3)

Numbers Chips0/2/3 2 4/7 1

12/15 1 18/21 1 19/22 1

25/26/28/29 2 32/25 1 Total: 9

Table 2: The Voisins De Zero (Series 0/2/3) Bet

The payout on winnings for this bet is illustrated in Table 3: Voisins De Zero (Series 0/2/3) Payout.

If one of the numbers wins

The player will get (Payoff) True profit

4, 7, 12, 15, 18, 19, 21, 22, 32

17 units (17:1) + 1 bet unit 17 + 1 - 9 = 9 units

0, 2, 3 22 units (11:1) + 2 bet units 22 + 2 - 9 = 15 units 26, 28, 29 16 units (8:1) + 2 bet units 16 + 2 - 9 = 9 units 25 25 units (8:1) (17:1) + 2 bet

units 25 + 2 - 9 = 18 units

Table 3: Voisins De Zero (Series 0/2/3) Payout


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The efficiency of this bet varies from evens, 5:3, and 2:1.

Tier Du Cylindre (Series 5/8) This is a bet that covers the numbers 27, 13, 36, 11, 30, 8, 23, 10, 5, 24, 16, and 33. With six bet units, each unit is placed on the following splits: 5/8, 10/11, 13/16, 23/24, 27/30, and 33/36.

Tier du Cylindre (series 5/8)

Numbers Chips5/8 1

10/11 1 13/16 1 23/24 1 27/30 1 33/36 1 Total: 6

Table 4: The Tier Du Cylindre (Series 5/8) Bet

The payout on winnings for this bet is illustrated in Table 5: Tier Du Cylindre (Series 5/8) Payout.


The player will get (Payoff)

True profit

5, 8, 10, 11, 13, 16, 23, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36

17 units (17:1) + 1 bet units

17 + 1 - 6 = 12 units

Table 5: Tier Du Cylindre (Series 5/8) Payout

The efficiency is 12:6 or 2:1. This is same as the dozen or column bet efficiency.

Orphelins A Cheval In this bet, five units are used to cover 1, 6, 9, 14, 17, 20, 31, and 34.


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These units are placed as follows: one straight (plein) bet on the number 1; and one split (cheval) unit on every one of the numbers 6/9, 14/17, 17/ 20, and 31/343.

Orphelins a Cheval

Numbers Chips1 1

6/9 1 14/17 1 17/20 1 31/34 1 Total: 5

Table 6: The Orphelins A Cheval Bet

The payout on winnings for this bet is illustrated in Table 7: The Orphelins A Cheval Bet Payout.



True profit

1 35 units (35:1) + 1 bet unit 35 + 1 - 5 = 31 units

6, 9, 14, 20, 31, 34 17 units (17:1) + 1 bet units

17 + 1 - 5 = 13 units

17 34 units (17:1) + 2 bet units

34 + 2 - 5 = 31 units

Table 7: The Orphelins A Cheval Bet Payout

The efficiency is 31:5 for wins on the 1 and 17, and 13:5 for the other numbers.

Orphelins En Plein This bet places eight units on straights (plein): 1, 6, 9, 14, 17, 20, 31, and 34, as in the Orphelins a Cheval.

3Note that number 17 participates in two splits (14/17 and 17/20).


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Orphelins en Plein

Numbers Chips1 1 6 1 9 1

14 1 17 1 20 1 31 1 34 1

Total: 8

Table 8: The Orphelins En Plein Bet

The payout on winnings for this bet is illustrated in Table 1: Bet Payout Table.



True profit

1, 6, 9, 14, 17, 20, 31, 34 35 units (35:1) + 1 bet unit

35 + 1 - 8 = 28 units

Table 9: The Orphelins En Plein Bet Payout

The efficiency is 28:8 for any number that wins from the set.

Other Special Bets There are many other bets that you can play. The following are some of the more well known ones.

Jeu 0 This bet is a subset of the "Voisins du Zero" arc (see Figure 8: Wheel Track Divided Into Four Areas).

The “Jeu Zero” bet uses four units to cover the numbers 0, 3, 12, 15, 26, 32, and 35.


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Jeu 0 Numbers Chips

0/3 1 12/15 1

26 1 32/35 1 Total: 4

Table 10: The Jeu 0 Bet

The payout on winnings for this bet is illustrated in Table 11: The Jeu 0 Bet Payout.



True profit

26 35 units (35:1) + 1 bet unit

35 + 1 - 4 = 32 units

0, 3, 12, 15, 32, 35 17 units (17:1) + 1 bet units

17 + 1 - 4 = 14 units

Table 11: The Jeu 0 Bet Payout

The efficiency of this bet is 8:1 for wins on the number 26 and 7:2 on the other numbers in the set.

Jeu 7/9 This bet uses six units to cover all numbers ending in 7, 8, or 9. The following are the covered numbers: 7, 8, 9, 17, 18, 19, 27, 28, and 29.

Jeu 7/9 Numbers Chips

7/8 1 8/9 1

17/18 1 19 1 27 1

28/29 1 Total: 6

Table 12: The Jeu 7/9 Bet


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The payout on winnings for this bet is illustrated in Table 13: The Jeu 7/9 Bet Payout.



True profit

19, 27 35 units (35:1) + 1 bet unit 35 + 1 - 6 = 30 units

7, 9, 17, 18, 28, 29 17 units (17:1) + 1 bet units

17 + 1 - 6= 12 units

8 34 units (17:1) + 2 bet unit 34 + 2 - 6 = 30 units

Table 13: The Jeu 7/9 Bet Payout

The efficiency of this bet is 5:1 for wins on the number 8, 19, and 27. The rest of the numbers return 2:1 for any wins.

Finales en plein This type of bet aims to bet on all numbers that have the same end number. There are ten options to this bet. These options are illustrated in Table 14: The Finales En Plein Bet.

Final Zero Final 1 Final 2 Final 3 Final 4

0, 10, 20, 30 1, 11, 21, 31 2, 12, 22, 32 3, 13, 23, 33 4, 14, 24, 34

Final 5 Final 6 Final 7 Final 8 Final 9

5, 15, 25, 35 6, 16, 26, 36 7, 17, 27 8, 18, 28 9, 19, 29

Table 14: The Finales En Plein Bet

For example, "final 5" means a bet on the numbers 5, 15, 25, and 35.

The payout on winnings for this bet is illustrated in Table 15: The Finales En Plein Bet Payout.


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Bet Option The player will get (Payoff)

True profit

Final 7,8 and 9 35 units (35:1) + 1 bet unit

35 + 1 - 3 = 32 units

Final 0,1,2,3,4,5, and 6

35 units (35:1) + 1 bet units

35 + 1 – 4 = 31 units

Table 15: The Finales En Plein Bet Payout

The efficiency is 32:3 or 31:4, depending on the numbers in the final bet.

Finales a cheval Another type of Finales bet is the Finale Cheval, where you use as many splits (cheval) as possible to cover numbers with the same last digit.

For example, "finales 6/7" means a bet on the numbers 6, 7, 16/17, 26/27, and 36.

Neighbour bet This bet allows you to place bets on a number, and six of its neighbours on the wheel (three on either side of the number). For instance, the number 8 has 11, 30, 8, 23, 10, and 5 as neighbours (8 is in the middle). See the roulette wheel diagrams in Figure 4: American Roulette Wheel Layout and Figure 5: European Roulette Wheel Layout.

A neighbour bet on 8 would be called "8 and the three."

The true payout will be as follows:

35 + 1 - 7 = 29 units, with an efficiency of 29:7.

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Real Life Casino Roulette Strategies Online Roulette


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Real Life Casino Roulette Strategies Although a simple game, finding and applying a successful roulette system is almost impossible. This is due to human greed, as well as some flaws in most systems. Even the systems that work often end up loosing if they are used for long periods in a casino. The maths behind roulette is quite straightforward. Consequently, many people have proposed a roulette strategy that attempts to exploit this simplicity.

The problem with trying to develop a proper roulette strategy is that all of the bets on the table work out to equal the same house edge of 5.25% (on American tables). The only exception to this rule is the five-number bet, which has an even worse edge of 7.29%!

Improving Your Chances Of Winning So what do I suggest for a real life casino roulette strategy? It is simply to seek to increase your edge by utilising casino rules. You will need to understand the various aspects that affect house edges to your advantage, and use them. In a game as rigid and non-interactive as roulette, you can do little as a player to lower the house edge, but you can be on the lookout for casinos that offer special rules that accomplish the same thing.

SurrenderThe first rule you should look for in the casino is called Surrender, which should not be confused with the similar term used in the game of blackjack. This rule only applies to even-money outside bets. These include red, black, odd, even, high and low number bets.

If the ball lands on a 0 or 00, you only lose half of your bet, instead of all of it. As it is the 0 and 00 that ramp the house edge up so much in American roulette, Surrender will in effect reduce this house edge down to 2.63%. Single zero roulette wheels

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rarely offer Surrender but you can find Surrender in some American casinos, and a few other places in the world.

Type Of Table We have already looked at the different types of roulette tables. Because the European roulette game offers a lower house edge (2.70%) to its American counterpart (5.25%), you would be wise to consider playing single zero roulette, as opposed to double zero roulette.

En Prison This rule is popular in European casinos. It concerns even-money outside bets. If you place such a bet and the ball falls in the zero pocket at a casino that offers En Prison, you would have the option to leave your bet on the table for another spin (or as many spins as are necessary to produce a non zero result). If you do win on the next spin, you simply have your stake returned without any winnings. This rule has the advantage of lowering the house edge even further to 1.35%.

If you do not live in Europe, or you have no casinos near you that offer this rule, then you may seek an online casino that will provide this rule.

Online Roulette Roulette and other casino games are available from internet casinos. Online roulette has several advantages, which are as below:

Choice of European or American games. Privacy. (This is useful if you are employing a system). Lack of distractions. No dress code. Free membership.


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Easy transfer of funds back and forth from the casino. Speed spin. This cuts the time between spins down to a couple of seconds. No waiting time for others to place their bets and for the croupier to collect and distribute chips. No payout mistakes. No travel time to the casino. No car parking problems. Open 24 hours each day of the year. No security issues concerning bringing big wins home. You can express yourself appropriately, when you win or loose.

To open an online casino account, simply visit: http://www.casinoguide.ws.

You will find a list of the most popular online casinos, as well as a list of downloadable casinos at the following web site: http://www.casinoguide.ws/download.html.

I advise you play for fun for a while to get some practice before applying any technique you learn.

It will take you minutes to register and fund your account. Most online casinos also offer the opportunity to play for fun as well as playing with cash.

We will look at techniques for playing roulette at online casinos in detail in the next chapter.

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Online Roulette Techniques

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