Atlassino Academy · Track 4
Roulette lessons
The wheels in Chile’s rulebook, the layout, what every bet on it pays, and how to tell the three wheels apart and what the same chip costs on each.
Start with 4.1 Wheels and the layout
The lessons in this track
- 4.1Wheels and the layoutA roulette wheel has one zero or two, and the layout tells you which before a chip goes down. Here is how to read it, and how to name any bet by where its chip sits.About 17 minutes
- 4.2What every bet on the layout paysEvery spot on the roulette layout has a payout of its own. Here is what each one pays, how the dealer counts a payout, and what happens to the outside bets when a zero comes in.About 19 minutes
- 4.5Three wheels, three pricesThe national catalogue of games of Chile allows three roulette wheels. How to tell them apart at the table, and what the same chip costs on each one.About 15 minutes
What this track is for
Every figure in these lessons is worked out when the page is built, by the same engines as our tools, or comes from a source quoted on the spot. More on how we verify.
Nothing here is a way to win. The course explains what each game costs to play and what the rules on the table actually change, so that the money you take in is a decision and not a surprise.
Nothing you do in a practice table leaves your browser: what you answered is kept on this device and is sent nowhere. The course page lists what this device has saved.
If it stops being fun
If gambling stops being fun, the SCJ self-exclusion applies in every casino in the country. Minimum entry age: 18 (age of majority under Law 19.221; Law 19.995 bars minors from gaming rooms). The casino may ask for an official ID. More on responsible gaming. The self-exclusion guide lists the programmes you can sign yourself into and the casinos each one covers.