Golden Ten Roulette

About Golden Ten Roulette

The element that most differs from traditional French roulette is that with Golden Ten the numeric circle is fixed and does not turn. The ball rolls in a continuous circle on the wide rim of an aluminium dish around the numeric wheel. In the process of slowing down, the ball approaches the circle only reaching it after numerous rotations. While rotating and moving towards the centre of the dish the ball passes two rings that are marked on the dish. The first ring the ball crosses shortly after it is thrown, is the “observation ring,” the second ring near the numeric circle in the heart of the dish is the “limit ring.” From the exact spot where the ball crosses the “observation ring” it is supposedly possible to deduce where the ball will end up on the numeric circle. When the ball passes the “limit ring” it is so close to the numeric circle that the players may no longer place any bets. The orbit of the ball is not perfectly round, it is somewhat elliptic. Next to this important technical difference, another big difference is that traditional roulette is played with 36 instead of 24 numbers —many roulette games of skill are therefore referred to as “24- roulette.” This increases the bank’s advantage. The advantage of the Golden Ten bank is greater also because the game has two nils instead of one, which is also true for American roulette.

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