Roulette Game

This is a simple text-based Roulette game written in Python. It allows the user to place bets on a number, color (red or black), or whether the number is even or odd.

How to Play

Start the game, and you will be prompted to place your bet.
You can bet on a specific number between 0 and 36, or choose from the following options:
- 'red' for a red number
- 'black' for a black number
- 'even' for an even number
- 'odd' for an odd number
The game will then simulate a spin of the roulette wheel and announce the result.
If your bet matches the result, you win; otherwise, you lose.
After each spin, you can choose to play again or exit the game.

Installation

No installation is required. You just need to have Python installed on your system to run the script.

Requirements

Python 3.x

Running the Game

To run the game, navigate to the directory containing the roulette_game.py script in your terminal and execute the following command:

python roulette_game.py

Features

The game uses secrets.randbelow(37) from Python's secrets module to simulate a random spin of the roulette wheel.
The game covers multiple betting options - number, color, even, and odd.
The game will continue running until you choose not to play anymore.

Contributing

Feel free to fork the project, make changes, and submit a pull request if you have ideas on how to improve the game.