A quadrant in roulette is a section of the wheel that has four numbers. The numbers in a quadrant are called the “corner numbers.
” Roulette players can try to predict which direction the wheel will spin, and place their bets accordingly, by choosing which quadrant the wheel will land in.
There are six quadrants on a roulette wheel: 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, and 18. The wheel spins 360 degrees, so each number is represented twice on the wheel.
That means that each quadrant has 16 possible combinations.
Players can make predictions about where the wheel will land by looking at the number of bets made for each of the four corner numbers within a given quadrant. For example, if more people are betting on number 6 than on any other number within the first quadrant (1-6), then it’s likely that the wheel will land in that quadrant when it spins next.
