The roulette cylinder was introduced in a primitive form, in the 17th century, by Blaise Pascal, a French physicist, philosopher ☀️ and inventor, in his quest to create for a perpetual motion machine. The game of roulette as we know it ☀️ today started being played a century later, around 1760, in France.
For the untrained eye, there is no difference between the ☀️ different types of roulette wheels, but at a closer look, the differences become self-evident. One of the first decisions that ☀️ roulette players need to make is whether to spin a European or American roulette, as these are the two main ☀️ types of roulette wheels. One big difference between them is that the American version has two zeroes on the cylinder, ☀️ which leads to a bigger advantage for the casino. This should have a deterring effect on prospective players, but there ☀️ are still plenty who choose this type of wheel, mainly because in some countries like the USA there are no ☀️ alternatives, as the vast majority of casinos houses only double zero wheels. Interestingly the first roulette introduced in France had ☀️ two zeros, but that changed when the German casinos wanted to compete and introduced the single zero roulette to attract ☀️ more clients.
Please note that except the different types of wheels there are also different types of tables and rules variations.
AMERICAN ☀️ ROULETTE
There are a total of 38 pockets on the American roulette wheel, ranging from 0 to 36, plus the additional ☀️ 00 number. 18 of these pockets are red, the other 18 are black while the two slots featuring 0 and ☀️ 00 are green. Speaking of these slots, they are placed at the opposite side of the cylinder, just like consecutive ☀️ numbers while overall there are no adjacent numbers of the same color. This is how the counterclockwise sequence of numbers ☀️ looks like on the American roulette wheel: 0, 2, 14, 35, 23, 4, 16, 33, 21, 6, 18, 31, 19, ☀️ 8, 12, 29, 25, 10, 27, 00, 1, 13, 36, 24, 3, 15, 34, 22, 5, 17, 32, 20, 7, ☀️ 11, 30, 26, 9, 28.
apostas lutas
Limestone Swirl
![Limestone Swirl](/images/intere1.jpg)
Jade Swirl
![Jade Swirl](/images/intere3.jpg)
Blue/Gray Swirl
![Blue/Gray Swirl](/images/intere5.jpg)
Terracotta Swirl
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Fiesta Swirl
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Desert Tan
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Limestone X-tra Swirl
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Jade X-tra Swirl
![Jade X-tra Swirl](/images/intere4.jpg)
Blue/Gray X-tra Swirl
![Blue/Gray X-tra Swirl](/images/intere6.jpg)
Terracotta X-tra Swirl
![Terracotta X-tra Swirl](/images/intere8.jpg)
Cordoba Cream
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White Sierra
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