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One of the oldest and most popular casino games, Roulette is a casino classic, with a big following! We think it’s among the easiest casino games to play, which is why MANSION’S version is our favourite! The game is easy to play, odds are in your favour and the wagering can range from extremely basic to more advanced for seasoned players. Roulette is called the ‘ultimate game of chance’, with good reason!
If you’re a European Roulette newbie, you can read rules of the game in our ‘How To Play’ section. Experienced Roulette players can skip that and go right to the ‘Game Features’ section. |
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MANSION's European Roulette features the following:
1. Odds for the player are increased by one zero.Only one zero increases the odds for the player. 2. Some advanced bets include Tier bets, Voisins du Zero, Orphan bets, Neighbour bets and Final bets. (To change to advanced bets, simply click on the mini table in the top left-hand side of the screen.)
3. You can bet between 1 and 1,000 chips (determined by your account settings).
4. En Prison rule - half of even money bets are returned if the ball lands in the zero slot.
How to Play
Roulette is a good game to learn for those new to casino games – it’s simple and easy. There are 37 numbered slots on a Roulette wheel. When the ball lands in one of the numbered slots, the Croupier places a marker (dolly) on the square that has that number. By betting on the exact number, you get the highest return (35 to 1, or 35x your bet). However, there are lots of other ways to win, such as betting on the correct colour, and picking whether the number is odd or even.
Wagering
In the game of Roulette, you can wager as many times as you want, and there isn’t a time limit. You only have to click spin when you are ready. You can change your account settings and thus your available minimum and maximum wager levels by using the Min/Max button on the game screen or by using the ‘Options’ tab on the menu bar.
When you’re ready to wager, just pick the chip value from the bottom right-hand side of the screen and click on the table area that you want to place your wager on. To add more than one chip, click the desired number of times. To take a chip off the table, hold down the ‘SHIFT’ key and click on the chip. To remove a bet, click ‘Clear’. When you need to repeat the last bet, simply click the ‘RE-SET’ button.
Spin History
On the top right-hand side of the screen you’ll see your spin history. The winning red numbers are the figures in red, and white numbers are the winning black numbers. The colour green means zero.
Basic Bet Types
The most common wagers and their payouts are shown below. These wagers are placed on the standard table. (Note: to change to the advanced table click on the small table icon on the top left-hand side of the screen).
Bet Type Payout Explanations
Straight Up
Place your chips directly onto any single number (including zero). 35 to 1
Split Bet
This is a bet split between two numbers. Just put your chips on the line between each number. 17 to 1
Street Bet
A ‘Street Bet’ covers a row of the 3 numbers. Simply put your chips at the end of the row. 11 to 1
Corner Bet
In a ‘Corner Bet’, you place your chips on a corner where four numbers meet. 8 to 1
Line Bet
In a ‘Line Bet’, your bet covers two rows. Simply put your chips at the end of two rows at the line between them. A line bet covers all six numbers in both rows. 5 to 1
Column Bet
In a ‘Column Bet’, your chips cover a whole column - all twelve numbers. You simply put your chips in one of the boxes at the end of the columns (marked 2:1) 2 to 1
Dozen bet
1st 12
2nd 12
3rd 12 Place chips in the boxes marked 1st 12, 2nd 12 or 3rd 12 covers numbers 1 to 12, 13 to 24 and 25 to 36 respectively. 2 to 1
Red/Black
‘Red/Black is a simple bet that covers either all black or all red numbers. 1 to 1
1 to 18 and 19 to 36
With boxes, you can bet on the first half (1 to 18) or second half (19 to 36) of the numbers. 1 to 1
Odd/Even
‘Odd/Even’ is a simple bet on whether the outcome will be odd or even. 1 to 1
En Prison Rule
When the roulette ball stops on zero, the you’ll get half your bet back according to the following:
1. Red/Black
2. Even/Odd
3. Low/High
All other bets are then lost.
Advanced Bet Types
When you’ve become a pro at the basic types of bets (we’ll assume you’re a quick learner!), then you can take on some of the more complex bets. To change to the advanced bet table, simply click on the small table icon in top left-hand side of the screen (also known as the racetrack).
Voisins de Zero Bets
The Voisins du Zero bet covers all numbers from 22 to 25 inclusive in a clockwise direction (22, 18, 29, 7, 28, 12, 35, 3, 26, 0, 32, 15, 19, 4, 21, 2, 25). The Voisins de Zero bet requires nine bet units. Simply put, 9 chips of the chosen value are put in the Voisins bet area of the 'racetrack'.
When you want to play the Voisins de Zero bet, just select the value of the chip you need and click in the bet area – 9 chips of the chosen value will be wagered.
The number that is hit determines this bet’s payout:
Winning Number Payout
| 4, 7, 12, 15, 18, 19, 21, 22, 32, 35 |
17 to 1 |
| 0, 2, 3 |
11 to 1 (x2) |
| 25, 26, 28, 29 |
8 to 1 (x2) |
Zero Spiel Bets
The Zero Spiel bet is very much like Voisins de Zero, with the exception that there are fewer numbers in the Zero Spiel area (12, 35, 3, 26, 0, 32, 15). This bet requires four bet units. Simply put, 4 chips of the chosen value are put in the Zero Spiel bet area of the 'racetrack'.
When you’re ready to place this bet, just choose the value of the chip you want and click in the Zero Spiel area. 4 chips of the chosen value will then be wagered.
The number that is hit determines the payout of this bet:
Winning Number Payout
| 12, 35, 3 |
17 to 1 |
| 26 |
35 to 1 |
| 0, 32, 15 |
17 to 1 |
Tier Bets
Tier Bets only cover part of the right side of the table (numbers 27, 13, 36, 11, 30, 8, 23, 10, 5, 24, 16, 33). This bet requires six bet units. Simply put, 6 chips of the chosen value are placed in the Tier bet section of the 'racetrack'.
When you want to play this bet, simply choose the value of the desired chip and click in the Tier section. 6 chips of the chosen value will be wagered.
The number that is hit determines the payout of this bet:
Winning Number Payout
27, 13, 36, 11, 30, 8, 23, 10, 5, 24, 16, 33 - 17 to 1
Orphelins Bets
Orphelins (Orphans) bets cover numbers 17, 34, 6, 1, 20, 14, 31 and 9. This bet requires five bet units. Simply put, 5 chips of the selected value are placed in the Orphelins bet section of the 'racetrack'.
When you want to place this bet, simply select your desired chip value, click in the Orphelins section – 5 chips of the chosen value will be wagered.
The number that is hit determines the payout of this bet:
Winning Number Payout
| 1 |
35 to 1 |
| 6, 9, 14, 20, 31, 34 |
17 to 1 |
| 17 |
17 to 1 (x2) |
Neighbour Bets
The ‘Neigbour Bet’ covers a specific number on the ‘racetrack’ and the 2 numbers on either side of the number you select, for a total of 5 numbers. The Neighbour Bet requires 5 bet units, one for each number selected.
When you want to place this bet, just click on the number that you want to cover – the 2 two numbers on the side will automatically be covered. Example: You want to bet on the number 9. You need to also cover the two numbers to the left (18 and 22) and the right (31 and 14).
For a Neighbour bet, the payout odds are the same as a straight number bet: 35 to 1.
Final bets
A ‘Final Bet’ covers all numbers that end with the same digit that the chosen number does. Example: selecting ‘final 5’ means placing a bet of one unit on the numbers 5, 15, 25 and 35. The number of bet units that you need depends on the final number that you choose. Numbers 0-6 required four bet units; 7 requires only three, because there are only three numbers ending in 7 – 7,17,27.
Payout odds for a Final bet are the same as a straight number bet: 35 to 1.
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