When playing roulette, can 2 people bet black, red, odd or even?

Question

When playing roulette, can 2 people bet black, red, odd or even?

Answer 1

I agree with the above comment, about Roulette being unbeatable in the long term. That is why I use a simple betting progression and only play for perhaps an hour or two at a time, a few nights a week. Roulette is beatable in the short term.

I have been playing Roulette at http://www.1betus.com/casino for a little over a year and am winning more than I am losing almost every month - and that is the name of the game.

Answer 2

This is a form of team play, and at roulette, the casino allows it, in fact they will appreciate you for betting this way.

The casino makes the house edge, over the long term, on every bet and then usually cleans up when the green Zero ( or double zero) hits.

You cannot beat roulette!

While you may have some short term winning sessions, in the long run, you will lose your bankroll with any betting system!

And if there was a system to beat roulette, it would have been discovered long ago, and every casino would change the rules to defeat the system, just like they did with blackjack card counting!

Good luck at the tables!

You may wish to try your luck at BlackJack, Poker, or Craps, where you can have a better chance of winning. Here is a link to some info on these games:

http://www.thedoverpro.com

Answer 3

1000 can if they had a table big enough the answer is yes

Answer 4

Anyone playing at the table can bet red, or black, odd or even.

A player could, if they wished, bet red AND black, and odd AND even.

Never forget though that there are two green number 0 and 00.  If these come up red, black, odd and even bets all lose.  So about 2 in 38 spins, you'd lose.  The rest of the time, you'd just win your money back, so it is a fairly pointless bet, that is going to cost you about 5.26% over time.