SuperCasino | Roulette TV History

Although live roulette has a history dating back from the 17th century the TV show has not been around for that long. When LiveRoulette TV first started out in back in early June 2005 it was first aired as a test, the program owners wanted to see if this style of interactive gaming would work on TV, at first it was broadcasting as Vegas24/7 and at that time the program could only be seen by sky viewers on channel 274 during the hours of 3 to 11pm.

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The next year (2006) saw even more growth and change for the show. In February the sky digital channel was changed from 274 to 847. As the internet was expanding a new website was designed for the show in August which enabled players to fully participate with the show making it interactive. During September an extra two hours was added late at night from 2 to 4am, this also saw a change in the shows style as more focus was placed on the wheel and the results of each spin. December also saw another step forward and change to the game as as NetPlayTV PLC acquired the company Vegas24/7. As a result of this the show online players of liveroulette saw some newer updated graphics and improved website enhancements.

Early in 2008 the show saw a massive increase in its player database as broadband speed increased and since then the show has continued running smoothly, 2 methods of streaming the game online was also introduced. The game is broadcast at all hours of the day with an automatic wheel in place during the times the main show is off air. Once again the Live Roulette TV graphics were updated to keep with the times. The latest live game is blackjack which is currently on aired a few hours in the evening however the number of games on the website is ever expanding so players get to enjoy the latest as well as the popular genre of casino games.

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