Winnings at Roulette - odds
You can win a lot at roulette. However, the gain factor depends on what bet you place. The following table gives you an overview of the profit factor including likelihood with the French version:
| bet name | played numbers | winning factor | success rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plein | 1 | 35 | 2,7% |
| Cheval | 2 | 17 | 5,4% |
| Transversale pleine | 3 | 11 | 8,1% |
| Carré | 4 | 8 | 10,8% |
| Transversale simple | 6 | 5 | 16,2% |
| Colonnes | 12 | double | 32,4% |
| Douzaines | 12 | double | 32,4% |
| Noirs | 18 | simple | 48,6% |
| Rouge | 18 | simple | 48,6% |
| Manque | 18 | simple | 48,6% |
| Passe | 18 | simple | 48,6% |
| Pair | 18 | simple | 48,6% |
| Impair | 18 | simple | 48,6% |
The table is explained as follows:
- The settlements are the opportunities you have in roulette game. Under the respective terms, refer to examples.
- The term "played numbers" you will find the number of possible hits in roulette played under your variant.
- The gain factor indicates how often duplicated their use. In a plain- bet, so you can theoretically get 35 times your bet from the bank.
- The chance to hit shows you how likely it is that your bet will be successful.
For more information about Winnings at Roulette
For protection against "Doubling's strategies" (while losing is for simple bets, the amount doubled), there are so-called table limits. If the "red" is played 8 times consecutively then they have always set to black, then they can quickly reach the table limits. So watch out for the table limits at play. You should also know the different roulette variants. In the American version there is a " double - zero " which reduces their chance to hit.
