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[AHOYBRAUSE]

Which Roulette Type Pays More?

American or European?
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I know a roulette player who advises against the American roulette because of how quickly it can exhaust your gambling capital. Your chances of losing more is higher.

From his opinion, Play European Roulette when the option is between playing American roulette and European Roulette, and then choose the French Roulette above others if it is added to the option.

I mean, is there even a question? It's not about what game one likes, the question about this would be, do you like money or do you like giving it to the casino.
European roulette has a house edge of around 2.7%, American house edge is around 5.2%. So, if you want to get less for your money and like losing more, play American. 

[Zwei]

I'm imagining what this would look like.

Me: Hello BF, I just registered on your site, but I think I have an account from a few years ago. I don't want to be punished because of multi-accounting
BF Support: OK, what is your previous username?
Me: I don't know
BF Support: Ok, what email address did you use when registering?
Me: I really don't know, I probably don't have access to that email account anymore
BF support: Ok, in that case, you have to go through KYC verification, level 2. Multiaccounting trigger rule 11.22 
Me: ok 

that's probably exactly how it will go 

if i were you, i wouldn't risk it tbh. if the accounts you created have long been inactive, or if you never played on them using bonuses, i don't think they will find an issue with you or even link the accounts.
unless you used the same personal info they ask for before you can play, or the same deposit/withdraw address.

and if the accounts have been inactive for more than 2 years, they are probably already deleted.

[Pmalek]

Which Roulette Type Pays More?

American or European?
As always, Betfury values your opinion 👇

European and French Roulette only have the "0" pocket, while American Roulette have an extra "00" slot that increases the odds of players losing their money. Casinos would, of course, prefer that players spend more time on the American Roulette tables. They have a higher house edge that way. But if you want your chances of succeeding and winning to be as high as possible, you should stay away from the American variant and play European Roulette instead. 

[Forsyth Jones]

Sometimes situation like this exist especially on early days of our registration on Betfury since there are instances that either we might forget our account or even the email we used. Then with that situations we struggle to recover the first account we created.

But I think its also good to make them aware about situation especially if we remember that we have old account that we didn't used. So if happens that we win huge I'm just assuming that it will happen lol   We won't get any problem if there's some verification process will happen.

It has already happened to me that I've lost full access to an account at another casino before. I had enabled 2FA, saved the 2FA key in my password manager, but the database file (.kbdx) got corrupted and I hadn't backed it up beforehand.

That's why i leave this tip: always make backup of your passphrases, especially if you have a database just for 2FA keys, whether through a local password manager (offline, where the keys are saved on the device or encrypted in the cloud, paper, or any other means). I relied heavily on cloud synchronization and never considered that the file got corrupted (probably by opening/altering the database in two instances at the same time). Cloud backup isn't always the best backup, always make offline backups of your files as well.

I've been using keepass as my password manager for 08 years, and this was the first time this happened to me. I had a small balance in the casino in USD, but I won't miss it that much. Luckily, I only lost access to one casino account, as the timeframe for the slip-up was very recent (between 1 or 2 weeks).

[Rruchi man]

Which Roulette Type Pays More?

American or European?

I know a roulette player who advises against the American roulette because of how quickly it can exhaust your gambling capital. Your chances of losing more is higher.

From his opinion, Play European Roulette when the option is between playing American roulette and European Roulette, and then choose the French Roulette above others if it is added to the option.

I mean, is there even a question? It's not about what game one likes, the question about this would be, do you like money or do you like giving it to the casino.
European roulette has a house edge of around 2.7%, American house edge is around 5.2%. So, if you want to get less for your money and like losing more, play American.  

I am a bit curious as to why American roulette has not gone obsolete or extinct from being totally ignored by gamblers, because if everyone knows that the chances of losing more of their bankroll are higher with American roulette, why is it still played?

Are gamblers okay with losing their money faster before they could get the chance to win?

[serjent05]

I am a bit curious as to why American roulette has not gone obsolete or extinct from being totally ignored by gamblers, because if everyone knows that the chances of losing more of their bankroll are higher with American roulette, why is it still played?

Is it possible because the American roulette is the only roulette available in certain region?  You know, in an offline casino, people tend to play whatever is on the table.  They do not have a choice if the other kind  of roulette  (Eurpean Roulette) is not available.

Are gamblers okay with losing their money faster before they could get the chance to win?

I do not think it is ok for the gambler, but most gamblers fail to optimize the calculation, relying only on what they think or what they feel about the game.  The worst, most gamblers are very stubborn, sticking only to the games they are familiar with.

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Are gamblers okay with losing their money faster before they could get the chance to win?

I think a lot of gamblers are aware that not only the chance of losing is higher in American Roulette but rather all of the games, because of house edge and I think why it's still played today is because it's one of the easiest and mostly known gambling game, all you have to do is place on color and wait for the ball to go to it and if lands on what you choose, you win and if not, you lose. It's like the slots it's a no brainer game compared to poker. Technically, you can win first before losing all your money and that's what most people think and that's also the reason why many people lose or get addicted to it. I actually tried that too, I'm placing bet on green and there are times that I win first before losing my bankroll and if that happens I will switch to sports betting.

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Are gamblers okay with losing their money faster before they could get the chance to win?

I think a lot of gamblers are aware that not only the chance of losing is higher in American Roulette but rather all of the games, because of house edge and I think why it's still played today is because it's one of the easiest and mostly known gambling game, all you have to do is place on color and wait for the ball to go to it and if lands on what you choose, you win and if not, you lose. It's like the slots it's a no brainer game compared to poker. Technically, you can win first before losing all your money and that's what most people think and that's also the reason why many people lose or get addicted to it. I actually tried that too, I'm placing bet on green and there are times that I win first before losing my bankroll and if that happens I will switch to sports betting.

Betting on green is a good example: one win can feel exciting, but in the long run the math always catches up. Changing the game doesn’t really change anything. That said, sports betting can be more interesting when you bet on your favorite team or athlete. Betting on sports purely to make money won’t bring long-term profit, but at least it can add enjoyment when watching competitions involving athletes you care about.

[Taskford]

Are gamblers okay with losing their money faster before they could get the chance to win?

I think a lot of gamblers are aware that not only the chance of losing is higher in American Roulette but rather all of the games, because of house edge and I think why it's still played today is because it's one of the easiest and mostly known gambling game, all you have to do is place on color and wait for the ball to go to it and if lands on what you choose, you win and if not, you lose. It's like the slots it's a no brainer game compared to poker. Technically, you can win first before losing all your money and that's what most people think and that's also the reason why many people lose or get addicted to it. I actually tried that too, I'm placing bet on green and there are times that I win first before losing my bankroll and if that happens I will switch to sports betting.

House edge make it feels like there's a tax on each spin you made,

Also that single and double zero makes American Roulette more worse compare to European one, but American roulette is more popular because I think people feels like this is easy and they are familiar with this game.

What I feel playing those games is its like draining my bankroll faster. That's why same as you I often switch to sportsbetting or other games available especially if I'm bored and want to have fun.

[terrific]

What I feel playing those games is its like draining my bankroll faster. That's why same as you I often switch to sportsbetting or other games available especially if I'm bored and want to have fun.

I have the same opinion about that.
That's why I've switched to sportsbetting more often and that's giving me more time to adjust if I am in a losing streak.
But that's not draining my bankroll because games are to be played that takes time.
So, if you're a sportsbettor, you usually watch the games and see how it will end without having any other activities which delays the bets you'll have to do.

[magician0_0]

Which Roulette Type Pays More?

American or European?
As always, Betfury values your opinion 👇

European and French Roulette only have the "0" pocket, while American Roulette have an extra "00" slot that increases the odds of players losing their money. Casinos would, of course, prefer that players spend more time on the American Roulette tables. They have a higher house edge that way. But if you want your chances of succeeding and winning to be as high as possible, you should stay away from the American variant and play European Roulette instead. 

I asked myself that question and thought there may be a hidden reason I am not aware of that American Roulette is chosen over European Roulette by some players, but as far as I know there isn't. If both versions are available in a casino and I pick American over European, it is usually a sign of stupidity, isn't it? Or can anyone explain why it can make sense to play American instead of European?

[impulse709]

Are gamblers okay with losing their money faster before they could get the chance to win?

I think a lot of gamblers are aware that not only the chance of losing is higher in American Roulette but rather all of the games, because of house edge and I think why it's still played today is because it's one of the easiest and mostly known gambling game, all you have to do is place on color and wait for the ball to go to it and if lands on what you choose, you win and if not, you lose. It's like the slots it's a no brainer game compared to poker. Technically, you can win first before losing all your money and that's what most people think and that's also the reason why many people lose or get addicted to it. I actually tried that too, I'm placing bet on green and there are times that I win first before losing my bankroll and if that happens I will switch to sports betting.

House edge make it feels like there's a tax on each spin you made,

Also that single and double zero makes American Roulette more worse compare to European one, but American roulette is more popular because I think people feels like this is easy and they are familiar with this game.

What I feel playing those games is its like draining my bankroll faster. That's why same as you I often switch to sportsbetting or other games available especially if I'm bored and want to have fun.

House edge is similar to a secret commission on each roll and some players do not actually realize the extent to which it impacts on extended runs. The American Roulette is obviously inferior due to the additional zero hence your bank roll will decrease more as compared to the European tables. Nonetheless, it is played because it is easy and common; one should just choose a color and wait. Wins at an early stage are deceptive and create a sense of overconfidence. Changing games will also assist with the boredom though it is the strict control of bankroll that will ultimately save a player in the long run.

[Pmalek]

I asked myself that question and thought there may be a hidden reason I am not aware of that American Roulette is chosen over European Roulette by some players, but as far as I know there isn't. If both versions are available in a casino and I pick American over European, it is usually a sign of stupidity, isn't it? Or can anyone explain why it can make sense to play American instead of European?

That's just the thing: perhaps both versions aren't available everywhere. American Roulette is available in physical casinos all over the US. That variant with the '00' pocket is probably what they consider the standard way of playing roulette. Maybe they put those tables in places where they are easily be seen, while hiding other roulette variants in the background. I am sure that the average player wouldn't even know the difference and doesn't care about things like house edge.

It could also be a symbol of false pride, where the US player goes, "I am an American. I play American Roulette, not that European garbage."

[AHOYBRAUSE]

It could also be a symbol of false pride, where the US player goes, "I am an American. I play American Roulette, not that European garbage."

Well first of all roulette is from Europe.  Second, if anybody would ever think that he/she would be really stupid, taking false national pride over rational mathematical win probabilities, hahaha.
There is even another fine game the Americans inveted, tripple zero roulette. with almost 8% house edge  . The worst of them all and a slap in the face for every player.