rouletteThe Roulette Spinner: What It Is and How It WorksThe spinning part of a roulette table is called the wheel, and the small object that lands in a pocket is the ball. This article explains the parts of the wheel, how a spin runs from bet to payout, and why the wheel type changes the odds.140
rouletteRoulette Wheel Ticks: Pockets, Frets and SeparatorsThe small marks around a roulette wheel are not called ticks; they are the metal frets, or separators, that divide the numbered pockets. Learn what each part of the wheel is called and how it affects the game.130
rouletteWhat the Pointer on a Roulette Wheel Is CalledThe pointer above a roulette wheel is called the dolly, and it does more than mark the winning number. Here is how the croupier uses it during a spin and settlement.110
rouletteHow Many Numbers on a British Roulette WheelA British roulette wheel carries 37 pockets numbered 0 to 36. The single zero is the key difference from the American layout, and it changes the house edge on every bet you place.100
rouletteReading a European Roulette BoardA European roulette board is a single layout with 37 numbered pockets and a betting cloth organised by inside and outside wagers. Here is how the wheel, the table and the bet types fit together when you sit down to play.150
rouletteIs 17 Black on a Roulette Wheel?A look at the number 17 on both European and American roulette wheels, how pocket colours are assigned, and what that means when you place a bet.190
rouletteRed or Black Roulette Payout and How the Bet WorksA red or black roulette bet pays even money, or 1:1. This article explains what that means, how the bet compares with other roulette wagers, and what the zero pockets do to the odds.260
rouletteRoulette Red or Black: Bet Limits and How They WorkRed or black is an even-money outside bet, but the table's posted minimum and maximum apply to it like any other wager. Learn how those limits are set, where to find them, and how the bet settles.200
