Roulette: How To Play

Roulette
Roulette is one of the oldest and most famous casino games. Every Roulette table has its own
set of distinctive chips that can only be used at that particular table.
These chips are purchased at the table at which they are to be played and each player is given
chips of a unique colour and design so they can distinguish their bets from those of other
players. You determine the value of your chips with respect to the minimum limit when you
purchase them.
HOW TO PLAY
The dealer spins the wheel with 37 segments (numbered 0-36), or 38 segments (numbered 00-
36), in one direction and a small white ball in the other direction. The object of the game is to
correctly guess which segment the ball will finally rest in. The corresponding number denotes
the winning areas.
You can place bets on the Roulette table until the dealer announces, “No more bets”.
When the ball comes to rest, the dealer calls out the winning number and places a marker on
it. First, the table is cleared of the losing bets and then all the winning bets are paid.
During this time, please do not touch the layout or the winning chips. Wait until the dealer
announces, “Place your bets”, to place any new bets.
Look at the Roulette table in the diagram to see how many types of bets you can place. The
chart of Payout Odds shows the odds paid if you win.
For instance, you can bet Straight Up, which means your bet is placed on any of the single
numbers. You can place combination bets; these are bets divided over a combination of
adjoining numbers.
Each casino game has a house margin which is the overall theoretical percentage of money
wagered that is retained by the casino.
The lower the house margin, the higher the proportion of money that is returned to players.
With games of skill it is possible for players using betting/ decision strategies to reduce the
house margin, while for games of chance no betting system will change the house margin.
In the long run, most players are unlikely to come out ahead. Each casino game played at The
Star must be conducted in accordance with rules approved by the Independent Liquor &
Gaming Authority.
Roulette is considered to be a game of chance. Roulette played at The Star has a house
margin of 2.70% and for 00 Roulette the house margin increases to 5.26%.
Roulette – Return to Player 97.3%
00 Roulette – Return to Player 94.74%
If you place a Straight Up bet (odds of 35 to 1), it could be on the number shown on the
diagram, or on any individual number on the table.
A Split is a bet placed between two numbers and pays odds of 17 to 1 if the ball comes to rest
on either of those numbers.
If you place a Street (odds of 11 to 1), on the line adjoining 7, it would win if 7, 8 or 9 was the
winning number. A Street could also be placed, as shown on the diagram, between 0, 2 and 3.
A Corner covers 4 numbers and pays odds of 8 to 1; this bet can also be placed to cover 0, 1, 2
and 3 as shown in the diagram.
A Five Line (only available on 00 Roulette Tables), covers the five numbers 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3 and
pays odds of 6 to 1.
A Six Line wager may be placed to cover six numbers by placing a chip on the intersection of
those numbers, as shown in the diagram. This would pay odds of 5 to 1 if any one of the six
numbers results.
A Column bet is placed in one of the three boxes at the bottom of the table and pays odds of 2
to 1 if the ball comes to rest in one of the numbers in that column.
A Dozen bet is placed in one of the boxes marked Dozen and it would pay odds of 2 to 1 as per
the following:
1st Dozen – Any number between 1 and 12

2nd Dozen – Any number between 13 and 24
3rd Dozen – Any number between 25 and 36
When you place a bet on 1-18, 19-36, Even, Odd, Red, Black, Dozens or Columns and the ball
comes to rest on 0 or 00 (where offered), your bet loses.
The only time you will win when the ball comes to rest on 0 is when you have bet on 0 or any
combination of 0 and the numbers 1, 2 and 3
The only time you will win when the ball comes to rest on 00 (where offered) is when you have
bet on 00 or any combination of 00 and the numbers 0, 1, 2 and 3).
Wager Placement for Roulette

Wager Placement for 00 Roulette
Payout Odds
Wager Odds
One number or Straight Up 35 to 1
Two numbers or Split 17 to 1
Three numbers or Street 11 to 1
Four numbers or Corner 8 to 1
5 numbers or Five-Line (only available with 00 option) 6 to 1
6 numbers or Six-Line 5 to 1
Column 2 to 1
Dozen 2 to 1
Low (1-18) 1 to 1
High (19-36) 1 to 1
Even 1 to 1
Odd 1 to 1
Red 1 to 1
Black 1 to 1
Please remember that where you place your chip or chips on the Roulette table is very
important as this determines your bet. Use our diagram as your guide. It is your responsibility
to ensure your bet is placed correctly. If you are not sure of the correct placement, our dealers
are happy to assist.
Roulette chips must be changed for cash chips before leaving the table, as they only have value
at the table at which they are purchased.
See table games staff for further information on how to play.

Think! About your choices. Call Gambling Help 1800858 858
www.gamblinghelp.nsw.gov.au.

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00 Roulette – Return to Player 94.74%

1st Dozen – Any number between 1 and 12

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