"Riverboat Roulette" is going live in Las Vegas!

Quote: EvenBob

The only way the colored bets can lose is if a white
number hits? They don't lose to the green numbers?

I still can't figure out why a casino would want a game
where bets just sit and sit without being resolved, like
in craps. The white numbers will sleep, just like the
dozens do, for 10-15 spins at a time, and it's possible
for a colored bet to sit there that whole time, making
money for nobody. I don't see why anybody would
play this game, I didn't in 2012 in the orig thread.

Any hook to get more people interested. People have wide ranges of tastes, there probably are some gamblers who would like this because it takes the roulette mechanic and adds a craps feature (multiple rounds to resolve a bet).

As to the casino's perspective, I would guess they really don't care that these bets take a bit longer since the money will end up in the box eventually (assuming the HE is around the same as for standard roulette).

Quote: beachbumbabs

Congratulations on the double installation double Luck! Well done and many more to come.

Thanks, Babs!

You say in the video the only way the colored bets
can lose is when the ball falls in a white pocket.
Does that mean they are safe from the green zeros
as well?

Quote: Buzzard

BABS, you have time to post here, but not to answer my PM's about reducing the alimony payments, as you get installations on your game ? ? ?

Today was opening day. Give it time, man. Besides, once Josie wins the lion I'll be asking you for money.

Quote: EvenBob

You say in the video the only way the colored bets
can lose is when the ball falls in a white pocket.
Does that mean they are safe from the green zeros
as well?

We said that in the video, because that's the only way ANY of the color bets lose. Red, Black, and Green outcomes are all pushes.

Go right ahead , darling Josie is smarter than me. I had to sign a pre-nup or she would have her Asian girlfriend in the red dress haunt Aceofspades.

Quote: doubleluck

We said that in the video, because that's the only way ANY of the color bets lose. Red, Black, and Green outcomes are all pushes.

Red and black have 8 pockets they can lose on? An even money bet?

I'm speechless. I don't know what to say. Why would you
do that?

Are you serious. I can't believe after a year and a half you still struggle to "get it."
Why are you even in this forum? You bring nothing but ignorance and disrespect.

Barbs, just wanted you to know that my casino is giving a serious look at your game. I've been tasked to write the IC's on it. Good luck with your game.

Quote: EvenBob

Red and black have 8 pockets they can lose on? An even money bet?

I'm speechless. I don't know what to say. Why would you
do that?

Bob, you already know the deal with this game.....It's a totally separate side bet to the traditional game of roulette. All the traditional bets are totally unaffected by what we've added. When I was referring to the Red, Black, and Green outcomes, it was with respect to the other color bets....NOT the traditional Red and Black bets. If you look at the wheel, you'll see that there are 2 black pockets, 2 red pockets, and 2 green pockets. So, if the ball lands in any of these 6 pockets, the color bets push.

The rules are simple: (1) Pick a color & if your color comes up you get paid odds.(2) If your color doesn't come up it's a push. (3) The ONLY way any of the color bets lose is if there is a white outcome.

*** Key point: The traditional game is NOT affected is any way***

So, if you're a traditionalist who hates side bets, all you have to do is to ignore the color bets and continue playing the game the way you always have.