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Roulette c(12'Extra Large)

12 Feet in Length! Our casino quality roulette wheels feature the finest craftsmanship and quality. The roulette wheel bowls are made of handcrafted mahogany and other exotic woods. The wood is hand-rubbed to create a high-gloss finish. The bowl liner is cast aluminum. The dish is solid aircraft aluminum, machined by computerized numerically controlled equipment at very high tolerance levels. Our professional roulette wheels use precision bearings to ensure smooth operation. The turret is chrome-plated solid brass. Our casino quality roulette table is just like the tables you'll find in casinos.

This handsome roulette table is top-of-the line and features:

• Large Solid Mahogany Wood Wheel
• Matching Rich Mahogany Trim
• Luxurious Deep Dyed Wool Laydown
• REAL Black Fabric Skirting (Never Plastic!)
• REAL Clay Casino Chips
• Professional Dealers

Our casino quality roulette table is nine feet long!

Rules of Roulette
The player's objective is to correctly guess and place wagers on which number on the wheel the ball will end up on. The player places bets on the Roulette table and if lucky collects a payoff the size of which is determined by how he/she bets. The odds range from 35 to 1 down to even money, depending on the likelihood of picking the correct number.

Roulette is played at a table that seats from one to six or seven players. There is the wheel and beside it the betting area known as the layout. The players make their wagers, the croupier spins the wheel to obtain the winning number and the players wait to see if they have won or lost.

This is one game where the player has absolutely nothing to do with picking the winning number. The spinning of the wheel and the releasing of the ball are all handled by the croupier, the player only has to decide on where to place the wager(s). The challenge in roulette is to bet in such a way as to win.

Betting
There are several ways to bet in roulette, and as usual the harder it is to obtain the bet made the larger is the payoff.

When you play roulette you have to purchase special roulette chips, these chips are only used at the roulette table and must be cashed in for regular chips before leaving the table. The chips are a unique color for each player, this designates who owns the chip when it is time to pay off bets. Special chips are used in roulette because when using the betting area chips are placed in many locations on the layout and this keeps everyone from getting confused as to who has bet what. To discourage cheating by players who might be tempted to move their chips from a losing position to one that payoff players are to keep their hands away from the table until all winning bets have been paid off.

In roulette you have numerous betting options, the different bets are indicated by the placement of the chips on the table. 

Single Number (Straight Bet, Double Zero or Zero)
Betting on a singe number, indicated by placing the chip in the center of the square containing the number you wish to bet on. Pays 35 to 1.

Split Bet
Betting on two numbers, indicated by placing the chip on the line separating the two numbers you wish to bet on. Pays 17 to 1.

Corner Bet (Square or Quarter Bet)
Betting on a block of four numbers, indicated by placing the chip on the intersection of the horizontal and vertical lines at the center of the block you wish to bet on. Pays 8 to 1.

Street Bet
Betting on a row of three numbers, indicated by placing the chip on the line at the edge of the number layout on the row you wish to bet on. Pays 11 to 1.

Special Line Bet
There is only one of these made by betting on five adjoining numbers (00,0,1,2 and 3), indicated by placing the chip on the line at the edge of the number layout straddling the zero rows and the first row. Pays 6 to 1.

Line Bet
Betting on six adjoining numbers, indicated by placing the chip on the line at the edge of the number layout straddling the two rows you wish to bet on. Pays 5 to 1. 

Dozens
There are only three ways to make this bet on the 1st 12 numbers, the 2nd 12 numbers or the 3rd set of 12 numbers. You indicate this bet by placing the chip on the location outside the number layout. Pays 2 to 1.

Odd or Even
There are only two ways to make this bet, on all the odd numbers or on all the even numbers. You indicate this bet by placing the chip on the location outside the number layout. Pays even money.

Red or Black
There are only two ways to make this bet, on all the red numbers or on all the black numbers. You indicate this bet by placing the chip on the location outside the number layout. Pays even money.

Column Bets
There are only three ways to make this bet on the 1st column, the 2nd column or the 3rd column of numbers. You indicate this bet by placing the chip on the location outside the number layout. Pays 2 to 1.

1 -18
There is only one way to make this bet, on the first half of the numbers on the wheel (excluding 00 and 0). You indicate this bet by placing the chip on the location outside the number layout. Pays even money.

19 - 36
There is only one way to make this bet, on the second half of the numbers on the wheel. You indicate this bet by placing the chip on the location outside the number layout. Pays even money.