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Roulette variants differ in wheel layout, number of zero pockets and rules. The game information panel is the authority for the version you are viewing.
Confirm the wheel and paytable. A table label does not reveal every rule.
Quick comparison
| Bet group | Typical selection | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Inside | Number or small number group | Payout table and limits |
| Outside | Colour, parity or range | Wheel variant and zero rules |
| Wheel type | European, American or variant | Number of zero pockets and special rules |
Steps to take
- Check the current information on the operator or provider.
- Confirm direction, account eligibility, currency and any stated limitations.
- Keep a non-sensitive reference and use official support if a question remains.
Original illustrations
Wheel diagram and neutral game-object artwork.
Check the wheel first
European roulette commonly has a single zero; American roulette commonly has zero and double-zero. Other variants and special rules exist. The number and treatment of pockets affect the game's published rules.
Inside and outside bets
Inside bets cover specific numbers or small number groups. Outside bets cover broader groups such as red/black, odd/even or ranges. The paytable explains the payout for each selected bet.
How a result settles
After betting closes, the wheel result determines which selections win under the displayed rules. A previous result does not change the odds of the next independent spin.
Read the paytable
Confirm the wheel type, any en prison or la partage rule, bet limits and the payout table. Do not assume that a table's short name describes every condition.
Related guides
For card game rules see blackjack; for game statistics see slot RTP and volatility.
Frequently asked questions
Is European roulette the same as American roulette?
No. Common versions differ in zero pockets and rules. Check the actual wheel.
Does the last result change the next spin?
No. A previous spin does not make a future independent result due.