How To
Play
Your
chips are
stacked by
denomination
(L1, L5, L25,
L100, L500) at
the bottom
right-hand
corner of the
screen above the
game menu.
Select the
amount you would
like to wager on
a given hand by
clicking the
left mouse
button on the
chip of that
denomination.
The amount
wagered per hand
may be increased
or decreased by
placing the
mouse on the
stack that you
wish to add or
subtract from
your bet. Each
time you click
the left mouse
button you will
add a chip from
that pile to
your planned
wager amount.
Likewise by
clicking on the
right mouse
button you can
decrease your
planned wager
amount. You may
repeat your last
bet by simply
hitting the 0
button of your
numeric
keyboard. Other
numeric keyboard
shortcuts are
summarized
below.
To place
a bet in
European
Roulette, place
your chips on
the table as
described above.
Depending on
where you choose
to place your
chips, you can
cover (bet on)
anywhere from
one to eighteen
numbers with a
single bet.
You can
spin the
online roulette
wheel
by pressing the
Spin button in
the bottom left
corner of the
screen or by
clicking on the
roulette wheel.
The history of
the previous
winning numbers
is displayed in
a table above
the game menu.
There are three
different
colored numbers
in the history
table. The
Yellow colored
numbers mean
that they belong
to the Black set
of numbers. The
Red colored
numbers mean
they belong to
the Red set of
numbers and the
Green colored
number is 0. The
Pass button may
be used to spin
the wheel
without putting
a bet on the
table.
Some
Casinos will
also add or
subtract
different wagers
and offer
different odds,
so always look
at the board and
the odds
carefully. If in
doubt, you can
always
ask us.
All bets
in
free online roulette
are
placed against
the house
(Casino). Bets
are placed when
the player
places casino
chips or cash on
one(or more) of
the wager areas
on the table.
After all the
bets are placed,
the
Croupier(Dealer)
spins the wheel
and tosses the
small roulette
ball onto it.
The roulette
ball's final
resting place
determines the
winning bet(s).
Many
different
betting
combinations are
allowed, with
varying odds,
minimum and
maximum stakes.
Roulette -
Origin
No one is
sure just when
or where
Roulette first
appeared, most
everyone agrees
that the game is
French in
origin. Most
people that are
knowledgeable in
these kind of
things agree
that the game of
Roulette dates
from sometime
around the
middle to late
17th century.
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