How to play roulette on King Exchange

European wheels have a single zero; American wheels add a double zero, which raises the house edge. Each table's help panel takes priority over this article, and the minimum and maximum chips are shown on the table. The table games page compares the versions.

Roulette's main bets are straight up on one number, with the highest payout and the most misses, and splits, streets, corners and lines on groups of numbers. Red or black, odd or even and high or low pay even money but lose on zero, and dozens and columns usually pay two to one.

• Straight up: one number, the highest payout and the most misses.
• Split, street, corner and line: groups of numbers with lower payouts.
• Red or black, odd or even, high or low: even-money bets that lose when the ball lands on zero.
• Dozens and columns: usually paid at two to one.

The Martingale and other doubling systems don't remove the zero, and the table maximum stops a doubling chase. This page won't publish a 'winning' pattern. If you disconnect mid-spin, note the table name; the wheel's result stands.