The first primitive form of roulette was already known in France during the 18th century. As such, many of the terms used in the game have French origins, such as “croupier,” “passé,” and “roulette” itself. Although there are numerous game variations, fear not! We are here at your service not only to provide you with the choice of various gameplay but also to clarify what suits your interests best.

The positions of players and croupiers in land-based casinos made the table layout significantly different in the French and American versions. The outside bets are split equally between the two sides of the table. Also, the French roulette rules have a distinguishing feature of La Partage, which stands for returning bets of even value in case the winning number is 0.

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