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A real table, three ways to play. Explore European, American and French roulette.

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European vs American vs French roulette

European vs American vs French roulette
VariantPocketsZero pocketsHouse edgeZero rule
European3702.7%Outside bets lose
American380, 005.26%Outside bets lose
French3702.7% / 1.35%La Partage

The American first-five bet is an exception: its house edge is 7.89%. French La Partage reduces the edge to 1.35% only on even-money bets; other standard bets remain at 2.70%. These percentages describe average loss per amount wagered, not the chance of losing a spin.

European

Practice on a single-zero wheel with 37 pockets. Choose inside bets, dozens, columns or even-money bets. A single number pays 35:1 plus the original stake; the standard house edge is 2.70%.

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American

Explore a 38-pocket wheel with both 0 and 00. Most bets have a 5.26% house edge. The special first-five bet covers 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3, pays 6:1 and has a higher 7.89% edge.

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French

Use a 37-pocket single-zero wheel with La Partage: zero returns half of red/black, odd/even and low/high bets. Their house edge is 1.35%; other standard bets remain at 2.70%. Try the weighted Voisins, Tiers and Orphelins sectors.

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Questions & answers

Is real money involved?

No. All chips are virtual, cannot be purchased and have no cash value.

Do I need an account?

No. You can practice immediately. Your session stays in your browser.

Can practice guarantee a profit?

No. Roulette outcomes are independent, and poker involves uncertainty. No strategy guarantees a profit.