Live Roulette TV Game
Live Roulette is a game show launched in 2005 that allowed players to bet on the numbers that came on the wheel in the studio. The bets were made by calls at the studio (the number was shown on the screen).
History of Live Roulette
The first name of the show was Vegas 24/7, and at first the show hours were 3pm and 11 pm. After numerous responses and big growth in popularity the show changed its schedule and got new hours from 6 pm to 2 am and soon to 4 am.
The first betting record was £1m in a single day and some time later, in April 1st-3rd the bets raised over £2.91m in three days.
Live Roulette became available online in August, 2006.
The rules of the game
The rules of Live roulette are the same as the ones found in land casinos. The game is played with a single-zero European wheel. Each game is open for 2 minutes and a new number comes up approximately once in three minutes. Turbo hours at 7 pm and 2am are the time when the game is open for 1 minute and the ball is spun every 2 minutes.
How to Pay
Players place bets either by phone or via the website.
NB: You have to be 18 to play Live roulette (as other casino games).
Players from Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland are restricted to play Live Roulette.
