More Roulette

The first additions I added was an “if-elif” to check what kind of bet the player you want to make. If they pick a singular, then they pick ONE spot on the table to bet on and if they pick a group, they will select from a preset group selection. If they type an invalid bet group, it won’t continue until they do with a “while” loop

    if "g" in betType.lower():
        betType = "group"
    else: 
        betType = "single"

    if betType.lower() == "single":
        betList.append(str(input("Between 000, 00, 0, and up to 36, what do you bet on? ")))
    
    elif betType.lower() == "group":
        group = str(input("What betting group are you thinking? (straight, red, black, odd, even, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd dozen): "))

        if group in table:
            betList = table[group]
        
        else:
            while group not in table:
                if group not in table:
                    group = str(input("That is not a group of bets you can make: "))

I also changed how the rewards work so that the more slots you bet on at a time, the lower your rewards are, by subtracting the original multiplier by the length of the bet selection.

    if result in betList:
        yourMoney += betAmount * 35 - len(betList)
        print("You win!")

I am currently working on a group of “setup” functions to customize some small things before the game starts, such as whether zero slots should be used:

#setup functions
def set_zeros():
    if str(input("We using zeros on this wheel? (y/n): ")).lower() == "y":
        return "yes"
    else:
        return "no"
    
def set_zero_amount(zeros):
    if zeros.lower() == "yes":
        #make a chain to ask how many zeros should be added to the wheel and table (if applicable)

#setup
zeros = set_zeros()
num_zeros = set_zero_amount(zeros)

The “zeros” variable will soon be used later with some logic to ensure that an error doesn’t happen when someone tries to bet on a zero when none are in play or when they pick a zero not in play.