Russian roulette is a game of chance where a player bets on which of six chambers will contain the gunpowder charge that will cause the revolver to fire, killing them instantly. The game is typically played with six rounds of ammunition, each round consisting of five chambers.
The game is believed to have originated in France in the late 18th century and was brought to Russia by French émigrés. It became extremely popular among Russian aristocrats and was used as a form of entertainment in private clubs.
It was not until the early 20th century that the game became widely known and popular among ordinary Russians.
There is no one definitive answer as to who produced Russian roulette. Some believe it may have been invented by French émigrés, while others believe it may have originated in Russia.
However, given that the game is extremely popular in Russia and has relatively consistent historical roots there, it is most likely that Russian roulette was produced in Russia.
