Some European casinos have an imprisonment rule: If the ball stops at zero even money bets don’t automatically lose but stay on the field “En Prison” till the next round. High/Low or also known as Manque/Passe (1-18 or 19-36) is paid out as 1:1.Even/Odd (you place the bet on even or odd numbers) is paid out as 1:1.Black/Red (you place chips on the red or black field) is paid out as 1:1.Dozen bet (12 numbers) is paid out as 2:1.Column bet (12 numbers) is paid out as 2:1.Six line bets are placed on the line near the chosen 6 numbers, paid out as 5:1.Corner and basket are placed on 4 numbers on the crisscross line.Street is placed on three numbers on the left or right vertical line beside the numbers.Split bet could be placed on the border line of neighboring two numbers.Straight bet could be placed to any certain number including 0.Gambler place the bet trying to guess where the ball may stop and gets the pay out if wins. There are inside bets (bets on numbers) and outside bets (other options). Gamblers usually like to play and win faster, that is why you should know which bets you could place in roulette. It has a very high pay-out rate - 35:1 - but you would wait for your lucky chance for a long time. If there were only straight bets to certain numbers the roulette game would be dull and less popular. After the ball stops the dealer calls the winning number and pays out to winners taking away all lost bets.

Until the dealer rolls the ball, players could place a bet, after the dealer says “Bets are placed, no more bets!” it is forbidden. Gambler is trying to guess which slot the ball stops. To be precise, the house edge in European Roulette is 2.70% and in American one - 5.26%. Any gambler has more options to win in European Roulette because of single zero. What is good in single-zero roulette? Well, the odds of European Roulette are twice as better than the American one.

It is true, there is the only zero on its wheel (while the American roulette variation has two zero sectors - 0 and 00).

European Roulette is also widely known as a single-zero roulette.

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