The chips used in a roulette wheel are made of a hard, shiny plastic. They are about the size of a penny and have numbers printed on them in black.
The chips are placed on the wheel in a particular pattern, and the ball is then dropped into the wheel to start the game.
Each chip represents a number from 1 to 36. When the ball falls on a number, that chip is pushed off the wheel and into one of the cUPS that are at the base of it.
The player who collects all of their chips in one cup wins the game.
There are several ways to play roulette. One is to bet on individual numbers, which is called single bets.
Another is to bet on combinations of numbers, which is called multi-betting. In either case, each bet is placed on one of the 36 numbers around the wheel.
The house edge in roulette is about 2 percent, which means that for every 100 bets, the house will win about 22 bets and lose about 78 bets.
