french roulette, is it actually better odds than european?
so everyone keeps saying french roulette gives you better odds because of la partage or en prison, right? i get that if the ball lands on zero, you only lose half your even money bets instead of the whole thing, and in theory it means a lower house edge. but does that really work out better for you in actual play, or does it just feel like it? i've noticed live tables with those rules usually have higher minimums too, which sort of cancels it out for me. anyone here actually profit more on french than european, or is it just hype?
French rules never bailed me out when tilt took over and I doubled bets too fast, so real edge felt drowned by bad streaks and discipline slip-ups. Anyone else notice the real risk is bankroll evaporation, not just theoretical house edge?
Statistically, French roulette's la partage rule halves the house edge on even money bets, but in online casinos I've found the higher minimums eat into the real-world advantage fast. Are you prioritizing longevity or win potential per session?
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