A new game begins and players are allowed to remove their winnings and place wagers for the upcoming spin.

The dealer will remove the dolly once payouts are complete and announce that bets are now open. Once the dolly is placed on a number, players cannot add or remove any cheques or chips from the table until all bets have been paid. Once the ball comes to a stop, the dealer marks the number with the dolly (point marker) and announces the number rolled, color and odd or even. At this point, players are not allowed to add or remove anything from the table. As the ball begins to slow down, the dealer waves an arm over the table, indicating no more bets. The dealer spins the ball clockwise while the wheel moves counter clockwise. Only one player per color is allowed to play casino checks on the inside at any given time. Inside wagers can be placed with either casino cheques or roulette chips. Outside wagers can be placed with either casino cheques or roulette chips. It is the player's responsibility to correctly place wagers, even when placed by the dealer as a courtesy. Players are then free to place their chips anywhere on the table. The dealer will clearly announce that bets are open. How to bet, terms and player etiquette for Roulette: This helps the dealer keep track of wagers. Also, every player on a table plays with a different color chip. They do not specifically have a value it is based on the player buy-in. Roulette chips have no value in any other area of the Casino.

Below is a guide on how to play and bet Roulette. Roulette is available at Potawatomi Casino Hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In single zero-and European- roulette, there is just one green space. In American roulette, there are 18 red spaces, 18 black spaces and two green spaces.

The roulette wheel color scheme is red, black and green. The object is simple: predict which number, color or group of numbers the ball will fall into. Roulette is an easy game to understand, and it's even easier to play.

Rules to roulette