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Find out if you know how the vig or vigorish (the 5.26% casino edge) really works. Answer 'true' or 'false' the following 5 questions and then see the quiz answers here.

1. True or false?
On a double zero Roulette wheel if the Casino paid 37 to 1 for a straight up bet (single number win) there would be no Casino advantage despite the presence of the two zeros on the wheel. By paying 35 to 1, total 36 instead of 38, the Casino gains 2 units or 5.26% of your win.

2. True or false?
On a double zero Roulette wheel if you placed 18 units (chips):
a) All on Black, even money bet
b) 1 unit on each of the 18 Black numbers, straight up bets
And a Black number wins, you would collect 36 units including your winning bet, in either case.

3. True or false?
On a double zero Roulette wheel in one cycle (38 spins) if you bet one unit on Black even-money-bet all the time, in theory:
a) You would win 18 spins and lose 20.
b) The Casino would gain its 5.26% advantage on the 18 winning spins only.

4. True or false?
Adding zeros to the Roulette wheel is the only way for the Casino to gain an advantage and that is the reason they have been added.

5. True or false?
The Casino advantage at Roulette is in the reduced payout taken only when you win. When you win the Casino wins. The Casino takes 5.26% (or 2.7% for a single zero wheel) of your win each time you win and only when you win - wherever you place your bet.

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Two major factors determine how much you win or lose playing roulette. By managing and controlling these two factors, you can generate an advantage that in the long-term can make you a winner and keep you ahead of the casino at all times. Find out what these two factors are and what makes a winning system, in the main strategy page titled Winning at Roulette.

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