European Roulette

About European Roulette

European Roulette is a very popular basic form of Roulette from Microgaming. Unlike the American Roulette with its 00, this game is played with 36 numbers on the wheel plus a single zero and offers a number of wagering possibilities, including Single Bet, Split, Trio, Street, Corner, Dozen, Black or Red, or Even or Odd. Microgaming has included access to Expert functions and game stats, so that players can customize the game to their taste and check the history of their playing activity.
Why Play Microgaming European Roulette

The fantastic Expert functions add a great deal of interest to this version of the game for serious Roulette players. European Roulette from Microgaming includes a selection of such specialized functions as Red Splits, Black Splits and Zero Game. Two additional bets which are not offered in classic Roulette games are available here -- the Neighbor bet and the Call bet.

Microgaming's top quality software adds to the pleasure of this game. The larger range of betting options together with more customizable game speed, graphics and sound will allow you to focus on playing and winning. The clarity of the graphic quality makes it easy to place your wager and see the results. A rebet option allows you convenience in replaying your last table bet. Please note the different limits for the various bets in this game. Limit for a Straight bet is $15, for split bets is $20, for square bets is $30 and for a dozen bet is $70.

Rules and Strategy

The spin of the Roulette wheel is determined only by random luck and cannot be predicted from one spin to the next. This makes it difficult to work out a winning strategy. However, there are two strategies which are widely used and considered the most likely to succeed. The Martingale System calls for the player to bet consistently on Red or Black or Odd or Even, while doubling their bet after every loss, in order eventually to win enough to make up for previous losses. The Grand Martingale is even more daring. It recommends following up losses by not only doubling one's bet but also adding in the amount of the original wager. Also, of course players should acquaint themselves with the maximum betting limits, which vary according to the type of bet.