Yes, most of the major Las Vegas casinos do have roulette. The game is popular among both seasoned gamblers and newcomers to the casino scene. Roulette is a very simple game to play, and even those who are new to gambling can learn the basics in no time. The object of roulette is to predict whether the next number that will be spun will be higher or lower than the number that was just spun. There are 36 numbers in a Roulette wheel, and each player bets on one or more of those numbers. When the wheel is spun, it takes a little while for it to stop, so players must bet quickly if they want to make a bet on a particular number.
There are different ways to play Roulette, but the basic strategy is to place your bets on any number between 1 and 36. If you bet on number 18, for example, then you would expect the next number that would be spun to be 18 or 19. If you bet on number 16, then you would expect the next number that would be spun to be either 17 or 18. Roulette can also be played with French Roulette, which is similar except that there are only 21 numbers in the wheel.
