Double Ball Roulette
Double Ball Roulette game is almost the same as the traditional European roulette, only that it has two balls instead of one. The rules of the game are pretty simple. You place bets on a board numbered 0 to 36 and wins are determined by the positions the balls will stop on a spinning wheel. As with the traditional roulette, you can be as general or as specific as you wish with your bets.
Basically, this means that you can choose to bet on simple options such as black/red, or you can decide to bet on a little more specific option such as a group of 12 numbers or a line of three. However, if you want to be really specific, you can bet on individual numbers which offers the biggest returns possible.
The Double Ball Roulette rules are exactly the same as those of the traditional roulette. However, instead of using one ball it uses two. For straight numbers, inside bets and splits, it’s possible to win if just one of the balls land on the number you chose. However, if you have to earn a retune on an outside bet, both balls need to land on your chosen option (s). If both balls land on the number you chose, you receive an even bigger payout, which is one of the major reasons Double Ball Roulette has quickly rose to became popular for both online and offline roulette enthusiasts.
Rules of engagement.
1. Original roulette betting procedures apply
2. The game uses the traditional single or double-zero wheel
3. After all the players have placed their bets, the dealer will place the two ball in the ball feeder
4. The dealer gives the ball activation remote to one of the players who will then press the button to randomly release the two balls
5. After the balls land, the dealer will mark the winning bets and clear all the losing bets, just like in the regular roulette.
6. The dealer will then payout all the winning bets. All the inside bets are cut in half from traditional roulette. All the outside bets are increased because you are betting that both the balls will land on the same dozen, color, column, etc.
7. For you to win the Double Ball Jackpot, both balls must land on the same number that you chose.
Bet Types
Just as with the traditional roulette, you can place many different bets with the Double Ball Roulette. Each bet covers a specific range of numbers and has its own payout odds. Bets placed on specific numbers or on a line between them are known as Inside bets. To win on the inside bet, at least one ball must land on a number that falls within your bet. To win double, both the ball must land on numbers that fall within your bet.
Bets placed in special boxes to the left and below the table are known as outside bets. For you to win on your outside bet, both the balls must land on numbers that fall within your bet.
1. INSIDE BETS:
• Straight Up (17:1 payout): Chips on any single number.
• Split Bet (8:1 payout): Chip on the line between any two numbers. (Either on the horizontal or vertical)
• Street Bet (5:1 payout): Chip at the end of any row of numbers. This usually covers 3 numbers.
• Corner Bet (3:1 payout): Chip at the corner where four numbers meet. This usually covers 3 numbers.
• Line Bet (2:1 payout): Chip at the intersection at the end of two rows. This usually covers 6 numbers.
2. OUTSIDE BETS:
• Column Bet (8:1 payout): Chips in one of the boxes marked “8 to 1”
• Dozen Bet (8:1 payout): Chip in one of the three boxes labled “1st 12,” “2nd 12” or “3rd 12”.
• Red (3:1 payout): Chip on shape colored red.
• Black (3:1 payout): Chip on shape colored black.
• Red/Black (1:1 payout): Chip on shape colored half red and half black.
• Even (3:1 payout): Chip in the box marked “EVEN”.
• Odd (1:1 payout): Chip in the box marked “ODD”.
• 1-18: chip in the box marked “1 TO 18”.
• 19-36: Chip in the box marked “19 TO 36”.
• Two balls on the picked number (1200:1 payout): chip on a particular number in the oval-shaped betting area.
Conclusion
As you can see, the Double Ball Roulette is pretty much similar to the classic roulette game; it still consists of 38 divisions and rules of engagement are more or less the same, only that it has two balls. The pay may be lower compared to the classic version; however, your chances of winning are relatively higher because of the two balls.
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