GETTING STARTED

When starting the game for the first time, all new logged players gain an amount of money - $3000 (of course those are only virtual dollars, sorry :> ) and the game may begin. When a new table is created or a player joins the already existing one, it is time for betting. Note that on the bottom side of your table you have five chips - 5$, 20$, 50$, 100$ and 500$. Using them, you can compose the amounts of money you want to bet on specified squares.

DRAGGING AND BETTING

When a player clicks on the chip below the table, an arrow pointing on that chip appears. Now, by clicking the selected square, a player can bet. The chip will appear on a selected place. A player can remove it by clicking it with the right mouse button. If more than one chip is placed on a particular place, they will form a stack of chips, with the least-valued chip on the top. Remember that you will always see your chips on the top of the chips belonging to the other players. Notice, that if a player wants to add more chips to one place, they change into the ones with a higher value, for example two $5 and two $20 chips will appear as a 50$ chip. That makes the situation on board more clear and salient. The program also makes all the necessary changes to the amount of money put on the table, when a player wants to add/remove money. For example, when there is a $100 chip put on the table, a player chooses 10$ below the table and clicks that bet with the right mouse button, $10 will be deducted from your wager, which leaves $90, represented by a $50 chip and two $20 chips, i.e. the number of chips increases but the bet value decreases. In the left corner below the table you can see the total value of the money you placed. Under this value, you will see the information about the amount of money put on a selected place on table, and the information about what kind of bet is possible in the selected place. And when you point your cursor on any table square and leave it in this place for a few seconds without clicking, you will see the information about bets made by all players in this specified place. If you try to bet more than your account balance, the program will display an error message and it will not accept the last chip. When there is a large number of chips placed on one of the fields and you want to add yours, be careful. Do not put your chip on the top of the stack! As a result, the chip will appear exactly on the place you clicked, which probably will be a totally different field. Click the bottom of the stack. Your chip will be put on the top of the pile. This avoids making a mistake of clicking a field and seeing your chip appear somewhere else. Note that while playing with other players you will see cards put on their bets. Your chips will always be placed on those cards, so you will be always able to see the difference between your bets, and bets belonging to other players.

SPINNING

The round button on the right serves as a spinning button. When a player finishes putting his chips, he must click it and wait. Patience is required, as all players must do the same. Only when all players finish their bets, the wheel can spin. After that all the players have to do is to wait. The rest is up to luck. The kinds of bets, special bets and winning wagers are presented in Bets & Payoff section.

LOSING AND WINNING

When the wheel stops spinning, one number appears. This is the winning number. Players do not have to worry, program generates them absolutely randomly, the same as in case of real casino roulettes. When the number is shown, all losing chips disappear and the winning ones are capitalized - the amount of money won is added to the players' balance. The chips are removed from the table after ten seconds or faster, when a player clicks any mouse button or starts betting for next incoming spin.

HOSTING

While creating a new table a player always logs as a host. Being a host means having access to all table settings. Such a player can change the minimum betting ratio, set no watchers at the table, kick other players off the table and much more. Host privileges are described precisely in Options section.