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Unlike pure likelihood games, roulette includes elements of strategy and understanding the chances. Players wager on different choices like individual numbers, colors, or whether or not the result might be odd and even. Once bets are positioned, the croupier spins the wheel, and the ball determines the profitable number. Roulette is played with a wheel divided into numbered pockets and a table the place players place bets. The aim is to foretell where the ball will land after the wheel stops spinning.