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Title: American and french roulette location names
Post by: admin on May 08, 2008, 02:56:23 AM
This may serve for your information/personal knowledge, useful if any time you play at a truly french-style table.

American and french roulette location names:

Single number (Straight) = En plein
Two numbers (Split) = À cheval
Tree numbers (Street) = Transversale pleine
Four numbers (Square or corner) = En carré
Six numbers (Line bet) = Sixaine
Dozen (1st, 2nd, 3rd) = Douzaine
Adjacent dozens = Douzaine à cheval
Column = Colonne
Adjacent columns = Colonne à cheval
Red = Rouge
Black = Noir / Noire
Odd = Impair
Even = Pair
High (19-36) = Passe
Low (1-18) = Manque
Title: Re: American and french roulette location names
Post by: MattyMattz on May 08, 2008, 10:03:49 AM
Thank Victor!

I speak french and for the life of me I couldn't figure out what a "sixaine" was!!!

Matt
Title: Re: American and french roulette location names
Post by: winkel on September 20, 2008, 02:06:29 PM
something to add:

QuoteSix numbers (Line bet) = Sixaine
better known as Transversale simple

QuoteAdjacent dozens = Douzaine à cheval
Adjacent columns = Colonne à cheval

these bets are not accepted anymore

sometimes (e.g. in spain) you still can bet red/pair or black/impair en cheval but with double minimum which is the same as betting each on its own.

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winkel