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Roulette guide: rules, how to play and tips

What is it?

WePlay’s roulette is a virtual wheel for groups, played purely for fun: everyone places play chips on the layout from their own phone, the host spins the wheel and everyone watches the ball land at the same moment. Chips are never bought, never charged and worth nothing outside the game; there is no real money of any kind. It is an entertaining way to see how probability works and share the excitement of the spin.

Setup

• The wheel is European style, numbered 0 to 36 with a single zero.
• One player or more can play; each gets play chips to keep score.
• The host controls when picks close and when the wheel spins.

Rules

1. Choose your chip value and tap the layout to place it.
2. You can pick a single number or groups: red or black, odd or even, low (1–18) or high (19–36), dozens and columns.
3. When the host closes picks, the wheel spins and the ball lands on a number.
4. Chips on winning options multiply by the classic ratios: a single number pays 35 to 1, red or black 1 to 1, and a dozen 2 to 1.
5. If the ball lands on 0, picks on colors, odd or even and halves lose.

How to play on WePlay

1. Open weplay.zone in the browser on every phone. There is no app to install and no account to create.
2. If everyone is on the same Wi-Fi, they land at the same table automatically. Anyone far away or on cell data taps Invite and joins with the link, the QR code or the 4-letter code.
3. The host picks Roulette and taps Start. Each phone shows only its own player’s information; the table is shared in real time.
4. For now Roulette is played with other people: invite family or friends with the link.
5. Everyone sees the same wheel spinning on their phone, so the excitement is shared in real time.
6. The scoreboard shows how many play chips each player has, like a points contest.

Tips and strategy

• The options most likely to hit (red or black, odd or even) return fewer chips; the unlikely ones return more. It is a nice lesson in probability.
• Watch the 0: it shows up more often than people expect, and on that spin almost every group option loses.
• Use it as a party game: everyone picks a favorite color and the group cheers together when it comes up. Set group challenges: who first reaches a certain number of play chips, or who hits the most single numbers.
• Remember every spin is independent: five reds in a row do not make black any more likely.

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