Basics Rules to Play Real Live Roulette

The origin of Roulette dates back to the 17th century. It is considered to be the most populous of all the games in the world. With the commencement of the online casinos the popularity of this game has reached its peak. In Monte Carlo in Monaco the game is of significant importance for the masses.

Rule of Live Roulette:
The game is played by a total of 8 players. The live roulette wheel is operated by a croupier or a dealer who is also entrusted with the task of giving out the bets and the payouts. While the American Roulette has 38 slots -36 numbers and 2 zeros, the European Roulette has 37 slots 鈥?36 numbers and 1 zero. There are various colored chips which stand for different monetary value. At the end of the game the winner will be handed over an amount of chips which they can later exchange for real money.

All you need to do to play live roulette is to place your bet on the table or on the layout. You will have the option to choose from 36 numbers which also includes the number zero. After all the players have placed their bet on the table the dealer will spin the wheel and introduce the ball. As per the rules of the game the dealer will have to shout -no more bets- long before the ball settles on any of the slots. No player will be allowed to bet anymore after this announcement. It is only after the dealer puts the dolly on the winning number that the players will be allowed to place their new bets. The winner will get the money from the dealer.

Some general rules of Live Roulette:

There are basically two rules of this game. The En Prison rule and the La Partage rule. The En Prison rule applies to the even-number bets. Suppose the ball falls on the number zero, the player will be given two choices. He can either take half of the bet or may leave the bet for yet another spin. This is known as En-Prison. However, if the result of the next spin is also zero the bet will be surrendered.

The La Partage rule is the same as the above En-Prison. This rule centers on bets outside the even-number and they include Red/Black, Odd/Even or High/Low. As per the rule if a bet is made on Red or Black the house edge amounts to 1.35%.