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The M Resort in Las Vegas is Reinventing the Wheel, Literally

Double Action Roulette

The 60,000-square-foot casino and 390-room four-star M Resort in Las Vegas, recently introduced Double Action Roulette. "It's changing the way roulette is played," said David Torres, director of table games.

The M Resort is the first gaming venue in the United States to use the new roulette technology. Unlike normal roulette, the new Double Action Roulette wheel features a second spinning number wheel on the outer edge, going the opposite direction of the main ring. The table has two identical betting areas, each for one of the two sets of numbers on the wheels. There is also a special side bet that pays out 1200–1 when the two winning numbers are the same.

“We’re always looking for opportunities to offer our guests something new,” said Jody L. Lake, general manager at M Resort. “The addition of this new roulette game offers something exciting while still providing a familiar game format that is easy for players and dealers to understand.”

The game was designed and patented by Richar Fitoussi, vice president of international marketing at the M Resort and is distributed by TCSJOHNHUXLEY. The new Double Action Roulette is the first significant change made to the original game since it was invented, said Roger Hawkins, TCSJOHNHUXLEY CEO.

The game is designed to maintain the same house edge, as well as the speed and feel of the original roulette game.

Check out a clip of the new Double Action Roulette wheel along with rules and instructions on how to play, and watch the video clip below.

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*Image courtesy of TCSJOHNHUXLEY.com

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  • EirePoker EirePoker

    Nice, can't wait to play that.

  • joeschmoe joeschmoe

    In the beginning of the video, both of the numbered rings are spinning.
    The ball-slots are attached to the inner number ring. The outer number ring spins independently.

    To get a better look, I hit pause, and it just happens to stop with the slots lined up between the outer numbers.
    So, then I'm wondering how it's possible that the ball-slot always slows to a stop perfectly lined up with outer numbers, but never between numbers?

    There's gotta be more to the mechanics of this device than just two free spinning wheels. Something forces the wheels' numbers to be in alignment at the very end of the spin..

    Personally I don't care.. It aint my game.. But there are players who take this stuff very seriously, and devote their lives to finding an advantage. Casinos are known to have lost a lot of money when one of their roulette wheels is discovered to be even slightly out of whack. Adding mechanical complications to the wheels probably isn't a smart thing to do.

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