How French And Announced Bets Increase Your Winning Possibilities

More often than not, many used to think that call and announced bets are the same. However, this is an evident misconception. They share certain similarities, but the manner in which they are used are totally different from each other.

Called bets are wagers, which are literally “called” by the player before the wheel stops spinning. However, they’re not placing money in those bets. In certain casinos, this is referred to as betting in credit and is not permitted.

On the other hand, when you refer to an announced bet, you’re also calling out your bet, but you immediately place your wager in the table before the roulette finished spinning.

Announced bets are especially popular in European roulette. You’ll immediately notice it because they are written in French.  Concrete examples of these wagers are the following:

Voisins Du Zero - This bet covers the 17 numbers between 22 and 25 and 0.

Jeu zero (zero game) - For this wager, it covers all numbers that are close to zero.

Orphelins – Also known as orphans, these are comprised of eight numbers. These are the following: 17,34,6,1,20,14,31 and 9.

Le tiers du cylinder  - This type of bet is also called as thirds of the wheel. It is located on the opposite side of the wheel and covers numbers between 27 and 33.

Clearly, the presence of these bets gives you a more diverse winning possibility. It boosts your advantage over the house, most especially if you dive into multiple betting. With multiple betting, you spread your risk. One of your bets may not show up, but the there’s still a chance for your other wagers to appear. This is most especially true if you decide to play in an online casino since the latter is known for giving more lucrative prizes. 

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