vegetagirl2008
Mafia Wars Level 472
- Joined
- May 10, 2008
- Location
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
I want to play Roulette but I don't know how and is it a man or a woman's game. Be honest I know the deal. Lol.
Roulette is a game for the person who has the guts to risk it all. But its only worthwhile if u have the guts to risk your whole bankroll. IMHO
Well, I don't want to sound sexist, but I'd say it's womans game... in B&M casinos.I want to play Roulette but I don't know how and is it a man or a woman's game. Be honest I know the deal. Lol.
Whilst it is true the house edge is better than slots, for a table game the vig is amongst the lowest the casino has to offer.Roulette is a game for anyone. The house edge is low (zero even at Betvoyager I believe), and there is no system and no strategy.
You pays your money and you takes your chances.
Better chance than slots to break even.
My system? I bet a split on my birthday and my kid's birthday. Pays 17:1, I make 10 bets. If it hits, I'm up, if not I'm down.
Play single zero roulette vs american...your odds are better.
Whilst it is true the house edge is better than slots, for a table game the vig is amongst the lowest the casino has to offer.
Roulette can be very exciting, seeing your number come up with a stack of chips on it. However this excitement usually comes at a price. So I have never understood where the excitement is when people just bet red/black or odd/even.
The classic image of the casino which is commonly used in promotions, is that of a glamorous lady with a big smile seemingly enjoying herself whilst placing bets at the roulette table. Whereas for card games it conjures up images of smoke filled rooms and men drinking.
More and more females are gambling these days, and research does show that some woman are more likely to be drawn into certain types of gambling.
Online bingo being a prime example, as it has more of a community feel about it, where players can interact and chat with fellow members.
Some online slots are clearly designed for woman. MGs popular Ladies Night being a good example. Other slots designed in girly colours.
Overall though I would say its all about the image and perception these games conjure up. For instance UK bookmakers have spent years trying to get away from the image of a smoke filled room with old men coughing. Online casinos has helped make gambling more universal amongst the sexes.
Mike
Whilst it is true the house edge is better than slots, for a table game the vig is amongst the lowest the casino has to offer.
Mike
What are you smoking? lol. Yes, the house edge for roulette is less than slots, but the vig, even for single zero roulette, 2.7%, is the higest I play. Consider the vig for most (all?) blackjack is less than 1%, as is the Pass Line bet in craps (even before odds), and at least some VP games. Baccarat is just over 1% (except for the sucker Tie bet), as are Place bets on 6/8 in Craps. I could go on.
Yes, you're right, but... what about variance?What are you smoking? lol. Yes, the house edge for roulette is less than slots, but the vig, even for single zero roulette, 2.7%, is the highest I play. Consider the vig for most (all?) blackjack is less than 1%, as is the Pass Line bet in craps (even before odds), and at least some VP games. Baccarat is just over 1% (except for the sucker Tie bet), as are Place bets on 6/8 in Craps. I could go on.
BTW, what does "vig" mean?
KK
Hi Dave, rereading this I can see it was a typo error on my part. When I said the lowest edge, I was trying to say the poorest value edge in the house. Meaning the worst for a table game. Hence why I wouldn't touch roulette with a barge pole! :notworthy
My apologies.
Mike