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maybe because i'm burned out, but if they asked for any of the following, they can fucking place the bets themselves...especially for the Voisins du zero....and i've only had two people ask for these since i started the game........

Voisins du zero. This bet covers the area of 16 numbers surrounding the zero number (not on the table but on the wheel), including 0. But note that when two numbers are close on the table, a chip is placed on the line between them (and it pays as a normal Split). Notice that there are two places when the chips surround more space than two squares - and in those places there are two chips.

Jeu zero. A simpler and cheaper version of the previous bet. A player bets on zero and six numbers surrounding it. The chips are put in four places.

Orphelins en plein. This bet covers two "zones" on the wheel - one with five numbers, second with three. A chip is placed on every eight squares.

Orphelins a cheval. It is similar to the previous bet, but with a little difference. A player needs only five chips, because he does not put them on each of the eight squares - but when two numbers from the "zones" are close, a player places chips on the lines between them. That makes five instead of eight.

Tires du cylindre. This bet covers 12 numbers on the bottom side of the wheel. Notice that those numbers added to Vosins du zero and Orphelins make together a complete wheel.

Finale en plein. This bet is always connected with a number. It can be from 0 to 9. It works very simple - when you choose Finale an plein with a specified number, you select numbers ending with that number, for example by selecting Finale en plein with 4, you will place bets on 4,14,24,and 34.

Finale a cheval. It is similar to the previous bet, but this time a player bets on two numbers - it is based on splits and only on splits. E.g. when Finale a cheval 5/8 is chosen, chips are placed on splits 5/8, 15/18 and 25/28.

Jeu 7/9 (5). This bet covers all numbers ending with 7,8 and 9. When it is possible, the numbers are combined together - once there is a street, twice a split and twice a straight-up. That is why it is called a 5 - only five chips are needed.

Jeu 7/9 (6). In this situation, a player puts his chips at the same numbers as before, but this time he bets only on splits and straight-ups. That makes six chips instead of five.
Voisins. This is the only bet that is not highlighted on the wheel, when you click it. It is because a player chooses on his own which area he wants to cover. First he must choose one of the voisins. Generally, a voisin bet means selecting a number with its neighborhood on the wheel. And the number near the voisin means how wide this neighborhood will be spread. For example 3 Voisins bet means putting chips on seven places - selected number and six numbers neighboring it on both sides.


If you really want to rack your brain, check here,

i.gamedesire.com/g_help/e...ieces.html

if i started thinking about those french calls, my brain would be fucked when it comes to thinking of the payouts,

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