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ARE GAMBLING ORGANIZERS ALLOWED TO SPONSOR TV PROGRAMS? ALBANIA Allowed (but no direct advertising of gambling ) AUSTRIA An appraisal of the admissibility of advertising gambling activities can only be done for every individual case. BOSNIA Allowed (see general restrictions above­) BULGARIA Allowed (but no direct advertising of gambling games ) CROATIA Allowed (see general restrictions above­) CZECH REPUBLIC Allowed (see general restrictions above­) DENMARK Prohibited ESTONIA Allowed (see general restrictions above­) FRANCE Prohibited (except the games promoted by “Française des jeux”) FINLAND Prohibited (except the games promoted by state owned “Veikkaus Oy”, “RAY ry” or “Finntoto Oy”­) GEORGIA Allowed (but the company engaged in gambling business cannot be the sponsor ...

ROULETTE Roulette is a gambling game played in casinos where the object of the player is to correctly predict the winning number or one of its qualities by placing chips on the table. The game consists of a roulette with a ball and 37 numbers and a panel arranged in a layout that is divided into a number field and a side field. The number field is composed of numbers 0 through 36 and the side field consist of qualities assigned to these numbers: Red or Black, High or Low, Odd or Even and/or its location within the layout: Dozens and Columns. The game is managed by a croupier who is in charge of selling the chips and spinning the roulette. Each player is assigned a color of chips in order to avoid confusion with other players. Each table will determine its minimum and maximum bet and it is usually up to the player to decide how much their betting. How the game works: The players will place their chips in the boxes within the layout, they can place as many chips per round as...