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Whereas most roulette tables (in land casinos) assign coloured chips to the 👍 players, so that winning bets can be easily identified, the chips on French tables differ only in the numerical amounts 👍 they have printed on them. With nothing to distinguish one player from another, it becomes important not to have too 👍 many chips on the board at the same time. The need for space partly inspired the invention of an additional 👍 grid, called the 'Racetrack'. This oval-shaped section sits to the side of the main play area. it features all of 👍 the same numbers - 0 to 36 - but within a different layout. Its point is to act as an 👍 extension to the main grid, and to encourage some of the players to switch to exotic 'French Bets'. These French 👍 bets were traditionally referred to as 'Call Bets' or 'Announced Bets', as they were too specialist to be featured on 👍 the main tables, and players had to call out when they wanted to play them.

So what exactly are these bets, 👍 and what do they consist of?

The Ins and Outs of Call Bets

If you look at the main wheel for roulette, 👍 you'll see that it can be broken down into two large slices, along with a couple of smaller segments sitting 👍 between them in the middle. Each of these sections contains a set of numbers that make up one of the 👍 following bets: