Há algum tempo, fui ao casino com amigos e decidi jogar roulette. Nunca era meu jogo preferido, mas estava intrigado com as chances de ganhar em apostas verdes, que pagam 35:1.
Apostando no Zero na Roulette
Sem saber ao certo o que estava fazendo, joguei meus 10 reales no zero. O croupier girou a roleta, e todos mantemos a respiração até a bola cair em um número.
Ganhando e Percebendo a Vantagem da Casa
Infelizmente, a bola caiu em um número diferente do zero. No entanto, rapidamente percebi que, se a bola parar no zero, eu ganharia 35 vezes o valor da minha aposta. Fiquei surpreso ao saber que a vantagem da casa é de 2,7% para as mesas de roulette de um único zero e 5,26% para as de dois zeros.
Como Funciona a Roulette
A roleta é um jogo de azar que gira uma roda de números de 0 a 36. Você pode fazer apostas diretas em números únicos ou apostas compostas em grupos de números. A roleta americana tem um slot adicional com dois zeros.
Estratégias para Jogar Roulette
Existem várias estratégias e sistemas de roulette diferentes. Alguns sugere que aumente as apostas após perder, enquanto outros recomendam manter as apostas consistentes. No final das contas, a roleta é um jogo de sorte e não há estratégias infalíveis.
O Que Acontece quando o Zero Sai na Roulette?
Se a bola parar no zero, as apostas simples (por exemplo, vermelho, preto, par ou ímpar) serão canceladas, enquanto as apostas em números únicos ganharão. Além disso, se algum jogador tiver apostado em sete números perto do zero, incluindo o próprio zero, ele também ganhará.
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