French Roulette

If you haven’t figured it out already, we like our French roulette! And there’s good reason for this, as you should get half your bet back on even money bets if the ball lands in the zero pocket (La Partage rule). This means less money for the casino, and more for you: your odds are better. Not all online casinos offer this. You need to double check in the game information section. Net Ent also have an American Roulette game– but you are betting off playing the European or French Net Ent roulette. The odds are better. The odds are even worse on their mini roulette, by the way. Keep that as your novelty game!

We have already featured Premium French Roulette and the standard French game (both Microgaming variants).
Here we feature French Roulette from Net Entertainment (or Net Ent)- a sick games with high table limits (£500 on the even money bets) which will give you good room if you like to play a doubling up system like the Martingale or Anti-Martingale.

The good news is that this roulette game has a lovely design and is a pleasure to play. The bad news, is that it does not offer La Partage (On Royal Panda in any case). The table layout follows the French design, but the house edge follows standard European Roulette (still- it has superior odds to American Roulette).

If you enjoy this game, you should also have a go on Net Ent Live Roulette– the design is outstanding, especially for mobile players.

French Roulette is essentially European Roulette with La Partage (although you’ll be playing “Pair/Impair” bets instead of Odd – Even bets of course, and Manque/ Passe instead of Hi/Lo or (1-18) / (19-36).

NOTE
The theoretical RTP% of Net Ent roulette is 97.3%

So that means, that it does not adhere to La Partage- where you get half of your money back if you make and even money bet and the ball drops in to the zero pocket.
So this is French Roulette in design only (the betting layout). Strictly speaking, French Roulette should offer La Partage.