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- Roulette casinos guide featuring playing French roulette information, version details, the actual French roulette wheel, slower pace of the game, rake and casino house advantage, zeros, speciality bets such as 'voisins', 'tiers' and 'orphelins', betting layout and general information about playing French roulette in casinos - Last updated 18/8/2008.
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French Roulette - Roulette Casinos Guides
Information about French Roulette - Roulette Casinos Guides
 French roulette is actually the origin of American roulette, dating back around 300 years, and much of this roulette game is similar. Particularly popular throughout casinos in Europe, French roulette is played around the world and follows to same basic principles of roulette, although it does tend to be played at a noticeably slower pace.
The casino dealers / croupiers in French roulette generally move the player's chips around the table using a roulette 'rake', and this long stick is also used to line up and straighten bets placed on the roulette table.
French Roulette: Main Differences - Roulette Casinos Guides
The main differences between French roulette and American roulette are as follows:- The French roulette table is much larger
- The numbers of the French roulette table are arranged in a slightly different layout
- The French roulette layout / wheel only contains one zero number
- The French roulette table has two casino dealers / croupiers and also one inspector, who are all present throughout the game
- The game of French roulette is dealt in French, although it is generally easy to follow
- A number of 'speciality bets' are available in French roulette, such as 'voisins', 'tiers' and 'orphelins'
- Some of the bets placed on the French roulette table can cover particular sections of the roulette wheel
- The casino house advantage for inside bets in French roulette is 2.7%
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