The Differences Between the European & American Roulette Wheels

Would you care for some free roulette lessons? Would you like to take advantage of free roulette games and free roulette tips? If so, this is the article you’ve been waiting for.

There are a lot of sites that let you play free roulette games. Playing free roulette games are absolutely enjoyable but it’s sure to become more wonderful if you know the basics of free roulette games rather than simply spinning and spinning without any game objective.

Before playing any free roulette games, you’d probably be presented with a choice between free roulette games using an American wheel and free roulette games using a European wheels. What’s the main difference between both free roulette game types? It all lies in the zeros.

Free roulette games that use European wheels only have one zero (0) in it. Free roulette games that use American wheels, on the other hand, not only has one zero but also a double zero (00). Obviously, free roulette games using European wheels are more to the players’ favor than the other free roulette game type.

Now, we’ll switch to the next free roulette lessons and this time it has to do something with the chips you’re going to use. In European casinos, players use the same color of chips. In American casinos, each player uses a specific color of chips. Guess which system favors the players?

How to Play Free Roulette

Now that you know all about the difference between free roulette games using European wheels and free roulette games using American wheels, we’re done for the day.

Naah...just kidding! Since we’ve time to spare, we’ll proceed with more free roulette lessons and tips.

Maybe you’re not familiar with how free roulette games are played. If so, let’s discuss that now.

The American roulette wheel has 38 numbered slots while the European roulette wheel has 37. Numbers 1-36 are alternately in red or black columns. The zero/s are in green columns. If you’ve ever seen a roulette wheel, you’ll also notice that numbers are arranged in a high-low, odd-even order.

The roulette wheel always spins counter-clockwise while the white ball goes around in the opposite direction (clockwise). While the wheel’s still spinning, you can continue calling out your bets. When the roulette wheel finally stutters to a stop, the dealer shall reject all other bets. The white ball shall also gradually come to a stop and the winning number is where the white ball finally rests.

Obviously, to win in roulette, your bet has to match the number of where the white ball is