What is Roulette?

Roulette is the Europe's most popular casino game and must be played carefully to win.Although one of the oldest casino gambling games, Roulette is also one of the most popular games played in modern casinos and fixed odds betting terminals throughout UK betting shops. Roulette bets are placed by putting chips of a particular monetary value, on a table decorated with a pattern of boxes and numbers. These different boxes and numbers represent the different bets that can be placed. A wheel is set spinning when the bets are placed and a ball is spun onto the wheel with a motion that opposes the wheel's rotation.The ball rapidly loses speed and after bouncing from the metal rungs of the wheel, comes to rest in a pocket of a particular number. The number of the pocket is the winning number.

Basics of Roulette

Roulette is a simple game to play. The game consists of a wheel of 38 stops and a ball that can land with equal chance on any of the 38 stops. The stops are numbered in non-sequential order 0, 00, and then 1-36. The stops 1-36 are colored either black or red and the 0 and 00 stops are colored green. The player makes wagers on where the ball will land on the wheel by placing chips on the Roulette table. Winnings are paid on a multiplier of the bet.

In Roullete a Player win when the ball lands on a number or color that corresponds with the player's wager.

In Roulette a Player loses when any wager that does not correspond to a number or color the ball lands on.

Rules for Roulette

1. Roulette is played subject to these Roulette Conditions as well as the Terms of the Site and (where relevant) General Rules . The Terms of the Site and Ladbrokes' General Rules will apply to any situations not covered by these Roulette Conditions but, in the event of any inconsistency, these rules will prevail. By playing the Roulette Game you agree to be bound by these Roulette Conditions, the Terms of the Site and the General Rules (where relevant).

2. Roulette is the name given by Ladbrokes to betting at fixed odds on the results of a random number draw. There are 37 numbers ranging from 0 to 36. There are 18 red numbers, 18 black numbers and a single green number (zero).

3. The maximum payout (meaning the aggregate winnings including returned stakes) for Roulette for any one 24-hour period to any individual customer (including any other person accessing the Roulette Game using your user identification) or to any group of customers acting together is £100,000.

4. The draws take place 'on demand'. Therefore, notwithstanding anything in the Terms of the Site or General Rules, you will not receive a confirmation message in order for your bet to be valid.

5. After each draw, any winnings accrued will be credited to your Ladbrokes account.

6. Roulette bets cannot be combined with any other betting event, nor may 2 or more draws be combined in accumulative bets.

7. Payouts quoted and bets offered may be altered from time to time.

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