A roulette game is strictly random and any hope of actually getting an edge at the game died when the new (now relatively old) computers took over the wheels.

Roulette is believed to have been invented by the French mathematician and physicist Blaise Pascal in the 17th century while he was attempting to create a perpetual motion machine. The modern version of the game, with its current wheel and betting layout, was developed in Paris in the late 18th century.

The game is designed to be random, and the odds of each number or color coming up are the same on every spin. There is no strategy or pattern that can reliably predict the outcome of a roulette spin.

One of the most important tips you could consider when playing roulette as a casino newbie is sticking to the table minimum and focusing on only playing the outside bets. Bet on either black or red for every new spin and you will enjoy a 1:1 payout while covering 18/38 potential combos.