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Roulette Archive (February 2005)
| UK Virtual Roulette profits are surging: |
| Yesterday in UK the bookmakers hired by the Hilton Group uncovered the figures featuring revenues from their virtual roulette machines and general gambling activities. About £273m was yielded from internet gambling and up to 28 percent were coming from the virtual roulette machines. |
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| Monday, 28 February 2005 |
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| Roulette winning strategies reveal the secretes of the wheel: |
| Roulette, an ancient game is believed to see the light first as a wagering game indulged by Roman soldiers. Their shields were used as a spinning wheel and bets were placed on certain areas. If a shield would point to this area, a person would win. |
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| Sunday, 27 February 2005 |
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| New Silicon Betting Chips: |
| The old plastic and fired clay chips are being replaced by the new generation of silicon chips. |
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| Saturday, 26 February 2005 |
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| Play Roulette and Win: |
| Even Roulette has a few “cards up here sleeve”. We’re going to teach you how to play Roulette so that one winning bet keeps you at the game. |
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| Thursday, 24 February 2005 |
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| Roulette players take advantage of casino dysfunctions: |
| The author of the Roulette Zone, Jacobson who is highly professional in casino gambling skills has pointed out that majority of roulette players exhibit unfathomable open-mindedness when it boils down to beating the house. |
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| Wednesday, 23 February 2005 |
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| A one win bet strategy equals a safe play: |
| Roulette is a game which has challenged the minds of many people trying to devise a strategy which will uncover the venue to the utter success. The gambling record are brimming with instances where individuals have taken upon a strategy which suggests that raising a bet after every loss will eventually lead to the booming win. This is known as Martingale betting system. |
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| Tuesday, 22 February 2005 |
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| A new iTouch Zone4Play agreement dislocates roulette onto the mobile platform: |
| One of the leading providers of the mobile technological entertainment, iTouch and Zone 4Play, the company that specializes in applications of interactive games such as roulette have recently signed a compact according to which Zone4Play is obliged to distribute its extensive gambling database services to iTouch customers. |
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| Monday, 21 February 2005 |
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| The manipulating Virtual Roulette: |
| Bookmakers and other street corner casinos are grossing large sums catering "virtual roulette" machines, which mirror the real thing to the wide public. These betting devices, or FOBTs (fixed odds betting terminals, that allow customers to pay with credit, and debit cards have recently created a turmoil, as more and more people have joined the unflattering ranks of roulette addicted individuals. |
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| Sunday, 20 February 2005 |
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| Public is exposed to a new Online Roulette Winning System: |
| Recently, a breakthrough has occurred in the online casino world, where a professional gambler has launched a web site featuring various techniques of how to win big time in online roulette. The layout of the website is comfortable and easily navigated. |
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| Friday, 18 February 2005 |
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| Playing roulette will get you addicted within 2.8 years: |
| The recent study has found that for those who indulge in casino games such as roulette, craps and blackjack, it takes on average 2.8 years to become fully hooked on it. Playing lottery games such as Keno and scratch tickets and video slots takes about 1.9 years to become addicted. |
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| Thursday, 17 February 2005 |
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| Roulette at St. Agnes Casino Night: |
| The St. Agnes School of SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Towanda held a fund raising event of roulette, craps and blackjack and managed to raise $5,000 for St. Agnes. |
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| Wednesday, 16 February 2005 |
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| Gambling website operates against all odds: |
| Salvation Army attacks Government-funded interactive website that introduces students to gambling. The Powerhouse Museum describes the project as educational since it teaches students mathematical principles behind gambling just as it teaches the social and economic cost. Children can try their luck playing roulette, lotto and poker and instead of being rewarded with money, they are rewarded with “bonus games”. |
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| Tuesday, 15 February 2005 |
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| New Online Poker School for Those who gave up on Roulette: |
| Some people think that it is impossible to win in the long run at table games such as roulette and craps. These people believe that poker is one of the few ways of wagering in which the player can actually win and for that reason CardsDr.com inaugurates a new online poker school. The school is designed for players of all skill levels and it teaches everything a player needs to know about poker and all the different strategies and what is most important how to improve the odds while playing at casino tables. |
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| Monday, 14 February 2005 |
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| Roulette on the High Seas: |
| The crew aboard the Southern Elegance had waited for the boat to enter federal jurisdiction to uncover all the tables so that the passengers that are now players can begin to play roulette, blackjack and craps. |
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| Sunday, 13 February 2005 |
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| Online Gambling Hits the Jackpot.: |
| The online gambling industry has been growing very fast, but 2005 is expected to be the biggest year in terms of profits. This year there is an increase of televised poker tournaments, casino games competitions for charity, advances in broadband and wireless technology and the possibility to become rich without having to leave the house. Besides the poker craze, technology allows for more virtual roulette, slot machines, bingo and even wagering on sports events via cell phones and PDA’s. |
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| Saturday, 12 February 2005 |
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| Roulette and Other Table Games at West Virginia's Race-tracks: |
| During the beginning of January, West Virginia state leaders were restless because of the possibility of allowing roulette and other table games at the state’s four racetracks. This meant a potential $50 million to $60 million of gambling profit that Governor Bob Wise wanted to be a part of this legislation. However a change in the administration has brought a special session which did not include table games. |
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| Friday, 11 February 2005 |
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| Roulette in the Pearl Room: |
| The Sands Macao, the first western-operated casino in Asia has inaugurated the Pearl Room, an impressive new themed gaming room decorated with pearl chandeliers. The Pearl Room offers forty gaming tables of roulette, big and small, baccarat, three-card baccarat, fan tan, Caribbean stud poker, blackjack and 180 slot machines designed especially for the Asian players. |
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| Thursday, 10 February 2005 |
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| Legalizing Roulette and Other Table Games? You Bet!: |
| Slot machines in Pennsylvania are not yet licensed, but this does not stop two influential House Democrats from introducing legislation allowing the expansion of Roulette, Poker and other table games in the state. |
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| Wednesday, 9 February 2005 |
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| Keep Roulette off the Table: |
| It may be better though to keep roulette and other table games off the table for the meantime. The reason behind passing the 2004 gambling legislation was to get back those millions of dollars that the residents of Pennsylvania spend in other states. Another reason was the will to preserve the state’s horse-racing tracks by adding slots parlors. The argument for expanding roulette and other table games has nothing to do with this and is not as significant as this decision. |
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| Tuesday, 8 February 2005 |
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| Where to Play Roulette?: |
| For those who prefer table games, the following information lists a variety of casinos, the games they offer and other useful information. Roulette aficionados probably know that most casinos offer roulette games, however in addition to traditional roulette, some casinos offer variations of roulette such as Big 6 Wheel and there is more. |
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| Monday, 7 February 2005 |
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| Online Magazine Covering Roulette Activities and Other Casino Games: |
| Future Publishing will launch a free monthly magazine that will cover online gambling activities including roulette, slots, craps, blackjack, sports betting and poker, of course. The online magazine to be will have a print run of 500,000 which will probably make it one of the biggest online gambling magazines in the world. |
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| Sunday, 6 February 2005 |
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| Download Mickey’s Online Games and Get Free Money: |
| Mickey’s Club Casino, a licensed online gaming casino offers to pay $15 or €15 to players who download roulette or any other casino game just to experience it! Mickey’s online casino provides more than seventy games available in fifteen languages for national and international players. |
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| Saturday, 5 February 2005 |
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| Roulette Adapted for Mobiles: |
| Ladbrokes launches Roulette and other casino games adapted for mobile phones. It is now possible to play and gamble using cellular phones and other wireless devices with Gamewire, an application developed by Spin3 and Microgaming. |
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| Friday, 4 February 2005 |
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| Largest Casino in Iowa Expands the Number of Roulettes: |
| The Altoona gaming facility will double the number of roulette tables and other table games. The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission approved a $60 million expansion at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino. Besides expanding the number of table games, there will be a total of 2000 slot machines, a new entertainment room and other improvements to its horse racing operations. |
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| Thursday, 3 February 2005 |
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| Tribes Want Multiple Roulette Terminals to Count as One: |
| Eleven moths ago, Attorney General Bill Lockyer's office issued an odd review after discovering that a UK company had developed a new gaming system capable of supporting thousands of slot machines from a single computer. The review suggested that each terminal connected to a central system should be counted as a single gaming device. Almost a year has passed by and Indian tribes remained in the same dispute of how to count electronically linked roulette terminals as well as other casino games terminals. |
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| Wednesday, 2 February 2005 |
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| New Casino Planned near Chilocco: |
| The Pawnee Nation plans to build a casino hotel resort five miles south of Arkansas City that will include 150 rooms and a golf course next to the old Chilocco Indian School. The casino will offer 1,200 electronic gambling machines, class 3 gaming that will include roulette tables and other table games, however, players will not be allowed to bet against the house. |
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| Tuesday, 1 February 2005 |
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