HOW TO PLAY A GAME OF ROULETTE and TV ROULETTE

A game of roulette is fairly easy and every TV roulette channel explains it while live. Your liveroulette presenters will explain you how to sign up and deposit your first funds - don't forget about your LUCRATIVE BONUS which is matched on your first deposit.

Once you have set up your account you can place your chips on the website online or by phone. The process is smooth and if you win, your name appears on the live leaderboard.

BETTING SYSTEMS

There's many ways on how you can bet, some of the most popular systems are called the FRENCH SECTIONS. They are broken down to two types - Voisin de Zero Bet and Orphelins Bet.

The former cosists of a minimum nine chip bet in the wheel. The bet can be formed in three different ways:
- the two chips that fall on 0-2-3, 1 chip as well ason splits 4 & 7, 12 & 15,
- 18 & 21, 19 & 22 two chips on a 25-26-28-29 corner
- one chip on a 32 & 35 split.
To place a Voisins de Zero Bet place 1 for a 9 chip bet, enter 2 for an 18 chip bet and carry on up to 11 for a maximum 99 chip bet.

An Orphelins Bet is on the other hand a minimum five chip bet in the wheel. There's also a few ways of placing it:
- bet is one chip on 1, one chip on 6 & 9 split
- one chip on 14 & 17 split
- one chip on 17 & 20 split
- one chip on 31 & 34 split

To place an Orphelins Bet enter number 1 for a five chip bet, enter 2 for a ten chip bet, carry on up 20 for a maximum 100 chip bet.

Other roulette TV betting systems would include Street Bet, Line Bet, Neighbour Bet and Tier Bet. Same rules apply for all roulette games including Smart Live Casino, Roulette Nation or Dublin Bet Roulette. These have been invented years before the TV roulette even existed, they are classic French roulette betting systems.

Street Bet
A Roulette Street is a horizontal line of three numbers, e.g. row 1-2-3, 4-5-6 or 7-8-9. To place a Street bet enter the line next to the highest number on that street, 3, 6, or 9.
Line Bet
A Line is a six number bet of two adjacent horizontal lines on the board, e.g. numbers 1 to 6, 7 to 12, or 13 to 18. To place a Line Bet, enter the highest number you want to bet on, 6, 12 or 18.
Neighbour Bet
A Neighbour Bet is a minimum five chip bet, or multiples of 5, in the wheel covering two numbers either side of a single number. Enter the line next to a number you chose and its neighbours will automatically be placed for you.
Tier Bet
A Tier Bet is a minimum six chip bet in the wheel covering the splits 5 & 8, 10 & 11, 13 & 16, 23 & 24, 27 & 30, and 33 & 36. To place a Tier Bet enter 1 for a 6 chip bet, enter 2 for a 12 chip bet, continuing up to 16 for a maximum 96 chip bet.