The Roulette wheel has 36 slots, each of which has six numbers. The ball is placed in a cup at the center of the wheel, and a croupier spins the wheel to selected one of the numbers. The player then bets on the number that will be shown.
If the player’s bet is correct, they win the bet and receive the payout associated with that number. If their bet was not correct, they lose their wager and the payout goes to the next player.
There are a few ways to spin the ball in roulette: with your hands, with a roulette wheel, or with a roulette stick. With your hands, you can place your hands on top of the ball and use your fingers to spin it around. Roulette wheels have a number of spokes that rotate around an axle. You can use your hands or a handkerchief to keep track of where the ball is by following the movement of the spokes.
Roulette sticks have a metal frame with a number of bumps on it. When you spin it, these bumps cause the ball to bounce around and thus help you to determine its position on the wheel.
