Despite an almost similar betting structure to the American roulette, European roulette is perhaps the most popular and favourite of the roulettes to exist. The reason is its house edge being 2.7% which means more money for you and lesser for the casino itself. The basic structure of this table game is the same as the other two which is that the playoff is initiated after all the players place their bets. The dealer will spin the wheel and the ball will be thrown on the rim in the opposite direction - your bet was to guess where the ball will land. The rules include two types of bets; inside and outside bets - Inside and Outside bets.
When making an inside bets, you can choose a single number (straight up bet), two numbers close by (split bet), three in one row (street bet), a four numbered group (Corner bet) and even six numbers in a line (Line Bet). Each of these has a different payout with straight up bet having the highest ratio of 35:1 and also the lowest chances of winning. And there is a complete set of outside bets where you can place your bet on 2-1 box (column bet), a group of twelve numbers (dozen bet), color, odds and evens and highs or lows. 2:1 is the ratio of the highest payout in this table game and can be won by playing the first two among the outside bets.
European roulette is some casinos also caters the two specific rules of its French derivative; En prison and La Partage. The former is an extra advantage where the game still goes on if the ball lands on a zero. Here, you can either claim half the bet money and leave or roll another round of spinning the wheel, bet the outcome and if it matches, you get all your money back. La partage is half of this; in case of a zero landing you have no choice but to take half the bet money only.