Talk:Ashley Revell

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his bet -- was it on "red" or on "1st 12"?

I watched the video clip, was it poorly edited? Because it clearly shows chips being put on "1st 12" which is not a 50:50 chance of him doubling up (which "Red" would have given him), but rather a 33:66 chance of tripling up. Anyone know the source from which the claim of betting on "red" comes from? 75.158.104.172 (talk) 13:29, 9 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

So ...

If he lived in London, where they have legal casino gambling, why did he go all the way to Las Vegas to place his bet? He would have had a better chance at winning on his local British roulette wheels, anyway, since London casinos only have a single 0, while the wheels in Las Vegas have both 0 and 00. 74.131.58.249 (talk) 23:08, 12 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]