Roulette is an activity involving a wheel and numbers, known for its simple mechanism. Although it may seem complex at first, the process is actually very easy and can be understood by everyone.
The wheel contains numbers from 1 to 36, as well as 0. Participants can choose a single number, a combination of numbers, or focus on color options such as red or black, as well as number groups like odd or even.
Participation uses colored chips provided by the coordinator. Each table has different colored chips to avoid confusion about which position each participant has placed their chips. These colored chips are specific to each table and cannot be transferred to others.
If a position on the layout is already covered by another person’s chips, it is perfectly acceptable to place chips on top.
Colored chips cannot be exchanged at the cashier; only chips of a specific value can be redeemed. When someone leaves the activity, they can return the colored chips to the coordinator, who converts them into value-specific chips.
(Reminder: colored chips are used exclusively at the specific table; their value corresponds to the table’s minimum participation limit.)
Chip Placement Options:
- Single Number: Place a chip on a specific number.
- Two Consecutive Numbers (Split): Place a chip on the line separating two adjacent numbers.
- Three Numbers (Street): Place a chip at the beginning of a row of three numbers.
- Four Numbers (Corner): Place a chip at the intersection of lines separating four numbers.
- Six Numbers (Line): Place a chip on the line dividing two consecutive rows of three numbers.
- Dozen: Select a group of 12 numbers (1–12, 13–24, or 25–36).
- Column: Each column covers 12 numbers in a vertical arrangement.
- Color Choice: Place a chip on the red or black area of the layout.
- Odd or Even: Place a chip on the corresponding “odd” or “even” section.
- Low (1–18) or High (19–36): Place a chip in the area corresponding to one of the two groups.
When the wheel stops on 0, all selections based on color or numerical categories are affected according to the table’s rules.
