French Roulette

French Roulette as well as American and European are very popular among gamblers worldwide. Nowadays you don’t have to travel anywhere searching a brick-and-mortar casino to gamble a roulette. It is much easier to visit an online gambling establishment because any of it has French Roulette!

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So now you have it and ready to gamble. But let us say a couple of words about the French Roulette rules beforehand.

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French Roulette Rules

This game has its own characteristics that make this roulette version intriguing, interesting and even a bit exotic. Be sure the game process will not disappoint you, but you should learn beforehand the peculiarities of French Roulette.

French Roulette Wheel and Table

The French Roulette wheel is the same as any European Roulette one: the only green zero and numbers from 1 to 36 in black and red colors. But the French Roulette table differs a lot.

You will see French words on the table, don’t be afraid it is easy to remember their meaning:

• Pair — Even;
• Impair — Odd;
• Mangue — Low (1-18);
• Passe — High (19-36).

La Partage Rule

French Roulette has a unique rule “La Partage.” According to the rule a player gets the option to withdraw half of the bet if the ball has stopped at zero slot, or leave it for the next round. But if the next round the ball stops at zero, the player loses the whole bet.

French Roulette Bets

As you know there are two types of roulette bets — inside and outside. French Roulette has them and some other additional Cell Bets unique to this variation of Roulette:

• Voisins du Zero (Zero Neighbors): the bet on 17 numbers around zero on the roulette wheel;
• Tiers du Cylindre (Thirds of the Wheel): the bet on 12 numbers on the wheel opposite to zero;
• Orphelins (Orphans): the bet on 8 numbers left after two above mentioned bets;
• Finales en Plein: the bet on the certain final digit of the numbers, for example: 5, 15, 25, 35;
• Finales a Cheval: the bet on two certain final digits of the numbers, for example: 3, 4, 13, 14, 23, 24, 33, 34.

Well, payouts in French Roulette are the same as in any other roulette variation. So Good Luck and Have Fun!