What is difference between american roulette and european roulette? which one do you suggest me to choose?
Friday, July 16th, 2010 at
12:44 am
What is difference between american roulette and european roulette? which one do you suggest me to choose?
thanks.
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European has one 0. American has 0 and 00. The house edge is lower in European so I would go with it.
European roulette has better odds of the player winning because of only one zero on the wheel. American roulette has a zero and a double zero so that puts more odds against you. Also, from playing roulette quite a bit personally, you will do better play European roulette in the long run. I suggest picking one number and better all around it, and stick with it. Eventually you will start to hit and should gain profit.
tuna,
there is NO WAY If i had a choice would I touch a -00- wheel,,, it is a disgusting slap in the face to us americans that they perpetuated this horrid wheel on us!!
the ODDS ar OVER 2 times against you, and No matter what system you are useing you will have a 110% better chance of makeing it work, even the slightest bit!!
see its not just the addition of that extra -0- see,,, it sets all of the other colors and numbers off by a millimeter,,, so that alone affects the out come of every spin! (does that make sense??)
tuna, good luck,, and if your interested in a system, post a new thread I may throw a few good ones your way! (what city do you live in? to get both wheels)
gl
tater
which one should you choose??????? Hmmmmmmmm,, well which would you PREFER?
a Ferrari? (euro roulette-0-)
or
a Ford Focus? (american roulette-00-)
choose the ferrari
you will lose your azz on the -00- wheel
b
The main difference is the "house edge". This is the advantage that the casino has over the players and is the amount that you can expect to lose long term playing.
The house edge in single 0 roulette (European) is 2.70% whereas the casino advantage on an American table is 5.26% because of the added double zero.
Stick with European and good luck!