French Roulette
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Zero lands. Half comes back.
La Partage
Roulette.
La Partage means “the sharing”. On eligible even-money bets, the casino takes half your stake when zero wins and returns the other half.
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- Single zero
- Protected bets
- Six outside bets
- House edge¹
- 1.35%
A ten-unit example
Bet ten units on red. If a red number wins, you receive ten units of profit and your ten-unit stake back. If a black number wins, you lose ten. With La Partage, zero returns five and the net loss is five.
The rule normally covers red/black, odd/even and 1–18/19–36. It does not protect a single-number bet, a dozen or a column. A chip placed on zero itself is settled as a number bet.
Why the percentage is lower
There are still 37 pockets. Across one equally likely result in every pocket, a one-unit red bet has 18 wins, 18 losses and one half-loss. The average loss is 0.5/37, about 1.35%.
¹ This describes eligible even-money bets on a fair single-zero wheel. Ordinary bets retain their usual house edge. RTP is the corresponding long-run return, not a refund or a prediction for your session.
Try La Partage without a deposit
BGaming’s French Roulette includes La Partage. La Partage Roulette de Lux offers another free-play table. Each opens here in its own game window, with its own help and controls.
Read its help, then use the free chips to explore outside bets. Zero can take many spins to appear. For an immediate explanation, our zero-rule lesson lets you compare a chosen zero result.
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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.
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