Roulette Spinmaster — European, American and Speed Tables

European Roulette uses a wheel with thirty-seven pockets numbered zero through thirty-six. The single zero gives the house a 2.7 percent edge, lower than American wheels that carry two zeros and a 5.26 percent edge.

La Partage is a French roulette rule that refunds half your even-money bet when zero lands. It cuts the house edge to 1.35 percent on red, black, odd, even, high and low wagers, making French variants the lowest-edge roulette option.

A straight-up bet covers one number only and pays thirty-five to one if that number wins. It's the highest-paying roulette wager but also the lowest-probability outcome, hitting once every thirty-seven spins on European wheels on average.

Outside bets cover large groups of numbers: red or black, odd or even, high or low, dozens or columns. They pay one to one or two to one and win more frequently than inside bets, though payouts are smaller.

Speed Roulette shortens the betting window to fifteen or twenty seconds and spins the wheel immediately after bets close. Rounds settle in under a minute, letting you play three or four times as many spins per hour as standard tables.

A neighbour bet covers a target number plus the two numbers on either side of it on the physical wheel layout. It's common in French and European variants and requires five chips, one per number in the five-number arc.