There is often some confusion about this as at first glance, the games appear to be exactly the same. They both use wheels divided into 37 numbered segments (0 to 36), and they offer the same types of bets and payouts (although, in French Roulette, the bets are given French names). However, there is one very important difference. French Roulette has a special rule called La Partage. This rule states that if the ball lands on zero then half of all even money bets are returned. This means that there is less risk for players and that the house edge is lower, making the game even more enjoyable.