French Roulette
Single zero with La Partage · Software gameOn phones, rotate to landscape.
Look beyond the French labels.
French
Roulette.
A single-zero wheel with a different table tradition — and, at some tables, a valuable rule for what happens when zero lands.
Try the interactive lesson ↗- Pockets
- 37
- With La Partage¹
- 1.35%
- Other ordinary bets
- 2.70%
What is different?
French roulette uses a single-zero wheel. The table may split its outside bets across both sides and use labels such as Rouge for red, Noir for black and Pair for even. A racetrack helps place bets on neighbouring wheel numbers.
Those labels do not change the odds. The important question is how the table settles even-money bets when zero lands. Even-money means a winning bet pays one unit of profit for each unit staked.
Two zero rules to recognise
La Partage returns half an eligible stake immediately when zero wins. En Prison keeps the stake for another spin under the table’s stated rules; it may be recovered without a profit if the next result wins. Read how repeated zeros are handled.
¹ The 1.35% figure here is for single-zero red/black, odd/even and high/low bets protected by La Partage. It is not a return promised on every bet and does not apply to ordinary single-number bets.
Try the rule in a real demo
BGaming’s French Roulette includes La Partage. Look at the French labels, choose an outside bet, and open the game’s help to see its settlement rules.
Evoplay’s French Roulette Classic also describes a choice involving a held bet after zero. A game’s own help takes precedence over assumptions based on the word French.
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See the rules
in action.
Open the table here. Choose a chip, place a bet and explore the game’s own help before you spin.