What is the "La Partage" principle in roulette?

[ProGambler]

Some roulette games have a rule known as "La Partage" that can be used on even-money wagers like Red/Black, Odd/Even, or High/Low. If the ball lands on zero, the rule allows players to get back half of their wagers.

The "La Partage" rule in roulette operates as follows:

Place an even-money wager, such as Red or Black, on the roulette wheel.

The "La Partage" rule applies if the ball lands on zero. You just lose half of your stake instead of the full amount.

You receive the other half of your wager back, and you can either take it back or leave it on the table for the subsequent spin.

The "La Partage" rule may be useful.

 

[CR7]

Yes, the "La Partage" rule in roulette can be helpful to players. Since the rule returns half of an even-money wager when the ball lands on zero, this reduces the house edge in the game.

For example, in a standard European roulette game, the house edge on even-money wagers is 2.70%. However, if the "La Partage" rule is in place, the house edge drops to 1.35%.

This reduction in the house edge can potentially increase a player's chances of winning and overall profitability in the long run. It is worth noting that not all roulette games offer this rule, so it is essential to look for games that have it if you prefer to play with a lower house edge.

 

[Mike_25]

The roulette wheel's sectors are divided to share winnings.
Slots pay out based on their odds, ensuring fair play.
Skilled players know which sectors offer the best chance of winning smaller or larger wagers. The house edge comes from the double zero, added to give the casino advantage while still distributing winnings fairly.

 

[Baniro]

The "La Partage" principle is a rule that can apply to certain variations of the game of roulette. It is primarily found in European roulette and French roulette. The term "La Partage" translates to "the divide" or "the sharing" in French.

Under the La Partage rule, if a player places an even-money bet (such as red/black, odd/even, or high/low) and the ball lands on zero (0), the player will only lose half of their bet instead of the entire amount. In other words, the player receives half of their wager back.

 

[Hasan77]

The "La Partage" principle is a rule applied in some variations of the game of roulette. It is primarily found in European and French roulette. The term "La Partage" translates to "the sharing" in French.

Under the La Partage rule, if a player makes an even-money bet (such as red/black, odd/even, or high/low) and the ball lands on the single zero (0) pocket, the player will receive back half of their original bet. In other words, they share the loss with the house. The remaining half of the bet goes to the casino.

 

[Dallax]

La Partage is a French term that means "the share". It is a rule in roulette that reduces the house edge by half for even-money bets (red/black, odd/even, high/low, 1-18/19-36) if the ball lands on zero. In addition, in a standard European roulette game, the house edge on even-money wagers is 2.70%. but, if the "La Partage" rule is in place, the house edge comes down to 1.35%