Roulette
Roulette is a game with a long history—try your luck at our tables
What is Roulette?
Roulette is, without a doubt, a game with a long history, and now you can be part of it by trying your luck at our tables.
The Roulette game as we know it today is attributed to Blaise Pascal, who designed a Roulette wheel with 36 numbers. Later, at the end of the 19th century, it was modified by adding a new number, the 0, and it was first introduced at the Monte Carlo Casino.
How to play Roulette
The American Roulette game is played on a table with a layout and a wheel divided into 37 pockets numbered from 0 to 36, both included. In Roulette, the 0 pocket is green, and the remaining pockets are alternately red and black.
The game consists of guessing which number the ball spun by the dealer will land on. The amount of the prize you can win depends on the type of bet you place and the amount wagered.
Rules of Roulette
Bets in American Roulette are placed using chips, which you can obtain at the table by requesting them from the dealer. You can choose both the colour and the value of the chips, which must be the same for all chips you purchase.
A sign will indicate the minimum and maximum bets at each table.
There are many possible bets in American Roulette, so we recommend starting with the simplest ones until you become familiar with the game. Whether you place your bets yourself — which is the usual practice — or hand them to the dealer to place on the layout, make sure they are correctly positioned at all times.
Hours Roulette
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Torrelodones
- SUN. – THU.: 18:00 – 02:00 h.
- FRI. – SAT. and public holiday eves: 20:00-04:00h.
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Colón
- Every day: 15:00 – 06:00 h.
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Torrequebrada
- Every day: 20:00 – 05:00 h.
Play online Roulette
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More about Roulette
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Although American Roulette is very similar to French Roulette, it presents small differences that affect the layout of bets on the table, the marking of the winning number with a small piece called a “dolly”, and the chips used to place bets.
SINGLE NUMBERS. The payout, if you win, is equal to the amount wagered. If zero comes up, the player loses half of the bet.
DOZENS. The payout for winning these bets is 2 to 1. If zero comes up, the chips are lost.
COLUMNS. The payout for winning these bets is 2 to 1. If zero comes up, the chips are lost.
SIX-LINE BET. This is a bet on six numbers that occupy two consecutive horizontal rows. The payout for this bet is 5 to 1 the amount wagered.
SQUARE. This is a bet on four numbers that form a square. It can also include four numbers including zero: 0-1-2-3. The payout is 8 to 1 the amount wagered.
STREET. This is a bet on three numbers that occupy a horizontal row. It can also include zero. The possible combinations are 0-1-2 and 0-2-3. The payout is 11 to 1 the amount wagered.
HORSE. The payout for this bet is 17 to 1 the amount wagered.
STRAIGHT UP. The payout for this bet is 35 to 1 the amount wagered.