Hi, guys.
I wanted to show you how to play roulette.
It's actually a pretty straightforward game.
You have a table here; you've got numbers 1-36 and 0
and 00.
You've got a wheel that matches all the numbers here on the board.
First thing you need to do is come up and get chips.
You can use chips that you may have had from another table from other
gambling, but in roulette, we usually use different color, non-denominational
chips.
This is basically something, so that, everybody else could play
all these different colors and for the house to keep track of who to
pay and who to take.
When you come in, usually you get a stack of, say,
$50 or something like that.
The dealer gives you $50, and you're ready to go.
You could put your chips in any spot that you'd like; table minimums are usually
posted, usually they're about $5 or $10.
In the case of a $10 table, what you will need to do is
keep in mind that there are two areas of the table.
First, we have the outside, which takes care of all of the 1-18
even/odd, black/red, and all of the even bets.
Then we have the first 12, second 12, and third 12, which
cover these respective areas.
Also, we have a columns bet which takes care of the entire column of numbers.
That's the outside.
If you're gonna bet the outside, you need to bet the table minimum
on each spot there.
The area inside, this is the fun part, here - the inside,
you have to bet a total of $10 at a $10 table, and you can put them
any way you like.
And the way that the chips go, you can put them on any
single number, or you can put them on any series of numbers, to cover certain
areas that you may want to cover.
The more numbers that you cover, the better your chances of winning, but
the less you'll actually get paid.
And the way that it works is as follows: if you're betting on any one of these here,
odd/even, high/low, black/red, they all pay even money.
If you've got 1-18, number 14 comes up, you get paid even money; one to one.
If you were playing one of these numbers here, say if you're playing second
12, and the ball lands on number 17, then you would win here, but then it pays
two to one.
Also, if you have a bet down on the columns, it's the same thing.
If 15 comes up, and it's in this column, this gets
paid two to one.
And inside numbers is where it gets a little more interesting,
where you can bet a number straight out.
Say, if number 13 comes up on this bet, you get paid
35 to 1.
You could also put them on the line, to signify that you want to
put money on more than one number at a time.
This chip here, it covers 13 and 14.
This is a two-number bet, this pays 17 to 1.
The same would be here, which covers 7 and 10, or here, which
covers a single 0 and 1.
Also, if you wanna bet on three numbers at a time,
you can do that.
This is called a streak, where you have the money
on 10, 11, or 12 - any of these numbers comes out when you're betting
this, it gets paid 11 to 1.
Also, the number three bet which we have here is called the "basket," which
is a 0, 00, and 2; it's the same thing, if one of these numbers comes out,
it gets paid 11 to 1.
Then you have a four-number bet.
It's called a corner, where you're gonna bet, let's see, 13, 14, 16, and 17.
This is actually my favorite bet, here.
And one of these four numbers comes out, then it gets paid 8 to 1.
Then you have a five-number bet; it's the only five-number
bet on the board.
You have 0.
00, 1, 2, 3; these five numbers, and this pays out 6 to 1.
And then last, we have what's called the "line bet," which is these six
numbers, and when you have them in a line like this, this covers 13-18, and
if one of these numbers comes out, it pays 5 to 1.
And, basically, what happens is that people will put their money on a whole
bunch of different numbers, and then see the guy here, who wants to put,
like, 10 all even, and he wants to put a whole lot on the second 12.
And what happens, spin the wheel, dealer waves
no more bets, and we find out that the number was 20 - which
covers this bet right here, so then losers get wiped off the table, and as
it turns out, those are both even, and it's in the second 12, which would
pay 2 to 1.
So, that's his money.
I'll just count this out.
So, it would be 20.
In the case that the dealer doesn't have enough chips, then
they would pay you in cash.
These chips that you can take to any other table.
That takes care of that.
And then these bets here, these 17 to 1, that's four times,
so that's $68, of which you'd probably get $3, second, and then some
combination.
And this comes off the table, and then you're able to take off or place
your bets again.
And that's how to play roulette.