European
The single-zero format provides a baseline for relating wheel pockets to layout positions.
European Roulette: the single-zero table
Evolution’s European Roulette illustrates the relationship between a physical wheel, table positions and a round. Keep its single-zero format distinct from other roulette variants.
Wheel, layout and result
A European Roulette wheel has numbers 1 to 36 and one zero. The pocket where the ball lands resolves the round. Zero should not be treated as an ordinary red or black number.
The layout contains individual numbers and larger groups. A single-number position and a red-or-black position cover different scopes. Understanding that coverage clarifies what a result means.
Evolution’s live product combines a physical wheel stream with table information. Immersive changes camera presentation, while American adds double zero. The word roulette alone does not identify all conditions.
Differences between variants
Consider these aspects separately according to your question.
American
Double zero is added to 1–36 and zero, making the wheel different from European.
French
A single-zero wheel may come with specific rules such as La Partage. Do not assume that rule on every table.
A complete number example
Suppose a single-number position on 17 is being evaluated and the ball lands on 17. That number matches; a landing on 18 would not match that single-number position. Other groups are evaluated separately.
Monetary settlement requires the applicable paytable and accepted-position record. This example only explains a match. A list of previous results does not determine the next number.
Reading a particular table
Identify the wheel
Check single zero versus double zero.
Check special rules
Read whether La Partage or another condition actually applies.
Match the round record
Keep the relevant round and result record together.
Roulette questions
Is zero red or black?
It is not part of the ordinary red-or-black groups.
Does all live roulette have a dealer?
No. Auto Roulette uses a physical automated wheel.
Can statistics reveal the next result?
No. A record of previous numbers does not guarantee a future result.
Should multipliers be assumed here?
No. Features from variants such as Lightning should not be assigned to ordinary European Roulette.