Try Roulette
You may have itched to try roulette ever since you heard Captain Louis Renault say he was "shocked, shocked" to find it being played at Rick's Cafe Americain in Casablanca. It's a good game for solid citizens seeking a leisurely pace, a menu of bets with a range from highly probable small wins to remotely possible big returns, and almost nothing they can do to look foolish...

A Look at Roulette
The game of roulette isn't nearly as intimidating as craps. There's a good chance you may even have played it at home with a miniature plastic version of the roulette wheel and a felt layout. The basic premise of the game is picking numbers, or guessing red or black or odd or even. Today we'll take a look at Roulette with an emphasis on the wide variety of bets that are available to you...

Exposing Roulette Wheel Secrets
Casino operators take great measures to preserve the integrity of their games, both for the protection of their own interest as well as that of the betting public. These measures include surveillance cameras that monitor the players and the dealers, and fresh decks of cards and brand new dice every day at the table games...

Roulette Signatures
Roulette dealers get into a rhythm. They pick up the ball from the pocket where it last hit the same way each time. They then spin it the same way each time, with the same force. Thus, the ball will spin the same number of spins and should land the same number of pockets away from the last spin. This unconscious ability or trait to place the ball, not so much in a given section, but a given distance from the last hit is called dealer signing or a dealer signature...