roulette
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- noun
- /ruˈlɛt/
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ruleta
- By chance, he travels to Monte Carlo, where he wins a small fortune at the roulette table.
- a roulette wheel
- a roulette table
So in today's video we have our own roulette buck.
- So in today's video we have our own roulette buck.
- Because I, well, I play cards poker, I do the, the roulette wheels and things like that.
- The big difference though, is that AMD allowed you to play silicon roulette and turn the extra core on.
- So it's crazy, though, because whenever you want to play, whether it's blackjack, roulette, it's all live dealers.
Examples
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Playing roulette is very profitable for the people who run the roulette table for the casino.
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You've got all these like casino games here, then over here you've even got blackjack, roulette and all these table games.
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So at the roulette table, we were down quite a bit.
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Ready for risk, cards, horses, roulette, wives, and travel.
Fiction book (1999) -
Unfortunately there's no way to win in a roulette as is and part of the the reason is you can bet red or black.
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Vlad turned around and went to the roulette table that the woman had just left.
Fiction book (1990) -
So it's crazy, though, because whenever you want to play, whether it's blackjack, roulette, it's all live dealers.
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Now at a roulette table, Reynolds has prepared the bets for fifteen punters.
Fiction book (1998) -
Shut in for a weekend with slots, roulette, blackjack, and craps.
Fiction book (1997) -
At the casino, I decided to try my luck at the roulette table for the first time.
Compounds
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A dangerous game of chance with a gun that people also use to describe very risky actions
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A round spinning wheel with numbered slots used for bets in the game of roulette
- Specialized
A curve made by a point on a shape that rolls without sliding around another shape
How Risky
Surface Forms
Etymology
Roulette comes from French and originally meant 'little wheel'; it comes from the verb rouler 'to roll', like the English word roll. So the gambling game is named after the small spinning wheel where a ball lands.