Like European roulette, French roulette uses just a single zero. It features a slightly different table layout and will invite players making even-money (1-to-1) outside bets to choose one of a couple of variations. If the game is played “en prison,” that means if the ball lands on zero a player making an even-money bet doesn’t lose, but has to make the same bet again on the next spin. The game can also be played “la partage,” in which case the player who makes an even-money bet only loses half of it if the ball lands on zero.