How to Win at Live Roulette

We’re going to start this article off by making one thing clear: there is nothing you can do to alter the chances of the ball landing on your selection. Also, the various roulette systems out there, which are often pushed by unscrupulous sites, simply don’t work, as they require an unlimited amount of money.

So, why are we publishing this page then? Well, it’s because there are a few practical things you can do to increase your chances of coming out of a live roulette session with a profit. Keep reading below and see how you can upgrade your live roulette game…

Use Proper Bankroll Management

Want to sound like a real professional gambler? If so, you need to understand the principles behind bankroll management. You’ll see nearly all high-profile gamblers – including the world’s best poker players – use it, and most will admit that it’s the most important thing they do. It has nothing to do with the way you bet, but instead ensures that you spend your bankroll intelligently, always ensuring that you have money left over to play with another day.

It works like this: imagine you have £100 in your online casino account. Ideally, you want to only risk around 10% of this money in a session (some say even less, going down to as little as 5%). So, 10% of your £100 is £10. This means that you should be strict and require yourself to stop once your account balance gets down to £90. Of course, if you’re on a winning streak, you can keep playing for as long as you want though. By stopping at £90, you’ll have money left for tomorrow, when you can bet a maximum of £9 on live roulette.

Bet on Red/Black or Odd/Even

It is always really tempting when playing roulette to bet on a single number, in the hope that you’ll get a massive payday. The problem? Over time, this plan will result in you losing quite a bit of money. The best way to give yourself a chance of winning over the long term is to bet on the options with lower payouts – red/black and odd/even. Using these will only double your money each time the bet is successful, but you have nearly a 50/50 chance of winning (it’s slightly less thanks to the 0).

Making money when playing live dealer roulette should be something you do over the long term. This means that you can only truly discover if you’ve made money by evaluating your success after six months, or maybe even a year.

Stick to French Roulette

There are three main types of roulette: European, French and American. Of these, French roulette gives the best chance of winning money, thanks to the fact that it has a single zero and the la partage rule. European roulette comes a close second, with American roulette then offering by far the worst chances of winning, thanks to the fact it has a double zero, as well as a single zero. So, while French roulette might seem slightly more complex at first, it really does pay to learn the rules and stick to this version of the game.

You can, of course, find French roulette in the Fruity King live casino, so why not head there today and start playing?