Everything You Need to Know About Roulette Strategy with Casino.com - blog.casino.com

Knowing the rules of your different roulette variants inside and out is the first step towards a winning strategy. When it comes to roulette strategy for intermediate players, what really matters is knowing how to actively reduce the house edge as much as possible to boost your aggregate chances of a successful spin.

As I mentioned earlier, opting for a variant with a low house edge, such as French or European roulette, is a good starting point. However, that's not all you can do. You should also check that your roulette table offers certain rules and exceptions that can reduce the overall house edge even further.

A good example of this can be found in any French roulette game, which includes En Prison and La Partage rules. La Partage stipulates that, when a zero hits, half of your even money bet is returned to you, rather than the whole amount going to the house.

This, in principle, lowers the house edge further to just 1.35%. However, the En Prison rule actually raises the house edge, since a zero hit means that the remaining even money bet stays on the table for another spin. If the player wins the second spin, they get their original bet back, however they lose everything if the second spin flops.

The goal here is, therefore, to find a roulette table with a lower house edge like French roulette, which offers La Partage without En Prison. 

It's also important to have some kind of bankroll management system in place, just so that you know exactly how much you are willing to spend (and lose) per spin. We'll get into this in more detail later. 

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