Roulette multiplay

The French Roulette game is based on internationally accepted odds and game standards. The most obvious difference between French and American roulette is the game table layout and, of course, the odds! While an American roulette table displays both a single zero, and a double zero, the French table displays only the single zero. The colors of the numbers on the French roulette table are white, while all numbers except the zero and double zero on an American table are either red or black. The locations of the numbers on the roulette wheels in the French and American games also differ.

The player odds in French roulette are much, much better than the odds in American roulette! Not only does the French game have just one zero, but players lose only 50% of their even-money wagers if the wheel stops on zero! This is known as the La Partage rule.